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Creator https://twitter.com/KevinPagano3

There are dozens of tools for automating Google Dorking and collecting search results.

Many of them are based on the python module "googlesearch".

It is extremely simple.

But it can be applied to a multitude of investigative purposes.

You can learn it in two minutes and use it to create the perfect search automation script for your purposes.

1. Installation:

pip install googlesearch-python

2. Simple search:

from googlesearch import search
search("Osint")

3. Search with output URL of the results to the console:

for url in search('Osint'):
print(url)

4. Search in Russian:

search('Osint', lang="ru")

5. Search with a fixed number of results:

search('Osint', num_results=3)


The picture above shows an example of search automation with results output to a text file.


Official project repository: https://github.com/MarioVilas/googlesearch

Control Validation Compass

Database of 9,000+ publicly-accessible detection rules and 2,100+ offensive security tests, aligned with over 500 common attacker techniques.

For #RedTeam and #blueTeam

https://controlcompass.github.io

Hacking the Cloud

Encyclopedia of the attacks/tactics/techniques that offensive security professionals can use on cloud exploitation (#AWS, #Azure, #GoogleCloud, #Terraform,)

https://hackingthe.cloud

Contributor twitter.com/Frichette_n

BlackBird

- Search username across 73 sites:
- API username check (Protonmail, PlayerDB, Hackthebox etc);
- Check archived Twitter accounts.

https://github.com/p1ngul1n0/blackbird

#osint #socmint

Creator twitter.com/p1ngul1n0

Little timesave trick

Use "map:" advanced search operator for quick view some geographical object (country, town, river) in #Google search results.

map:europe
map:berlin
map:dnepr