Cyber security

Telegram Explorer (TEx) – The Ultimate Toolkit for Telegram Data Analysis

TEx is a Telegram Explorer tool created to help Researchers, Investigators and Law Enforcement Agents to Collect and Process the Huge Amount of Data Generated from Criminal, Fraud, Security and Others Telegram Groups.

BETA VERSION 
Please note that this project has been in beta for a few weeks, so it is possible that you may encounter bugs that have not yet been mapped out.
I kindly ask you to report the bugs.

Requirements

  • Python 3.8.1+ (Deprecated. Consider using version 3.10+ )
  • Windows x64 or Linux x64

Features

  • Connection Manager
  • Group Information Scrapper
  • List Groups
  • Automatic Group Information Sync
  • Automatic Users Information Sync
  • Messages Listener
  • Messages Scrapper
  • Download Media
  • HTML Report Generation
  • Export Downloaded Files
  • Export Messages

Installing

Telegram Explorer is available through pip, so, just use pip install in order to fully install TeX.

pip install TelegramExplorer

Upgrading

To upgrade TeX to the latest version, just use pip install upgrade command.

pip install --upgrade TelegramExplorer
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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