Cyber security

OSINTk.o – Kali Linux Based ISO For OSINT Investigations.

OSINTk.o is a customized Kali Linux-based ISO image with pre-installed packages and scripts.

The idea behind this project is to combine a portion of Kali Linux tools and some OSINT scripts that are freely available on GitHub.

I started OSINTk.o as an educational and fun project to dive deeply into Kali Linux. My idea was to create a VM with some Kali generic tools and pre-installed OSINT scripts.

I learned a lot, and although it may not seem like it at first glance, configuring XFCE menues and correctly placing Python scripts and their dependencies has its challenges when embedding them in an installable ISO.

However, I am not the one that got this idea first. I was inspired by Trace Labs VM and CyberPunkOS.

Requirements

The official Kali documentation states that you will need a bootable USB drive or virualization tool to run the distro. A minimum of 3GB of RAM and 20GB of hard disk is required.

Download

Download the ISO file from my my personal website and install it on your preferred virtualization tool. I have tested it on UTMapp and VirtualBox. The image size is 3.9GB.

Tools And Programs Included

Frameworks

  • LinkScope
  • Maltego
  • Netcat
  • Nmap
  • Recon-ng
  • Spiderfoot
  • Tcpdump
  • theHarvester
  • Wireshark

Maps

  • Marble
  • FoxtrotGPS
  • Gnome-Maps

OSINT

Social Media

  • FacebookChecker
  • GitSint
  • Instaloader
  • Osgint

Email

  • Eyes
  • H8mail
  • Holehe
  • Unfoga

For more information click here.

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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