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Osinteye : Username Enumeration And Reconnaisance Suite

Osinteye is a tool used for Username enumeration & reconnaisance suite.

Supported sites

  • PyPI
  • Github
  • TestPypi
  • About.me
  • Instagram
  • DockerHub

Installation

Clone project:

$ git clone https://github.com/rly0nheart/osinteye.git

$ cd osinteye

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

$ python osinteye [–SITENAME] [USERNAME]

Or give osintEye execution permission:

$ chmod +x osinteye

$ ./osinteye [–SITENAME] [USERNAME]

Example 1.1;

$ python osinteye –instagram [USERNAME]

Example 1.2;

$ ./osinteye –instagram [USERNAME]

Optional Arguments

FlagUsage
--pypiget target’s information from pypi
--testpypiget target’s information from testpypi
--aboutget target’s information from about.me
--instagramget target’s information from instagram
--githubget target’s information from github
--dockerhubget target’s information from dockerhub
-v/--verboseenable verbosity (returns network logs, errors and warnings)
--versionshow program’s version number and exit
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