In the vast landscape of cyber tools, “PROTINTELLIGENCE” stands out as a specialized Python script designed for the OSINT and Cyber Community.
This powerful tool, tailored for domain analysis, aims to unveil the intricate relationship between custom domains and Protonmail, a widely acknowledged encrypted email service.
From detecting Protonmail usage to diving deep into PGP key intricacies, PROTINTELLIGENCE serves as a beacon for cybersecurity enthusiasts and professionals alike, ensuring a more secure digital communication ecosystem.
ProtINTelligence is a Python script for the OSINT & Cyber Community.
Protintelligence is currently working perfectly for checking any domain to see if this domain uses protonmail to send and receive emails.
Input example: test@fornever.me
With the input above, this tool will be able to:
Make sure the protonmail address exists because the protonmail API response to non-valid email addresses also shows PGP key with a randomized creation date and time.
git clone https://github.com/C3n7ral051nt4g3ncy/Prot1ntelligence
cd Prot1ntelligence
pip install -r requirements.txt
or (depending on pip version)
pip3 install -r requirements.txt depending on your set-up.
python3 protintel.py
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