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DarkOs1nt

Features

OSINT to Websites --> [WhatWeb, Whois, Advanced Port Scanner, Server Information, Attempt to Extract Real Server IP with CloudFlare, SSL Encryption, List All URLs of a Domain, WordPress Web Information, Extract Workers, Emails and Phone Numbers, List Domains, Google Dorks, Ping a Website from Multiple Countries].

☑️ OSINT to People --> [Google Dorks, Social Networks, Images, Posts, etc].

☑️ OSINT to Nicknames/Alias --> [Google Dorks, Search 574 Social Networks for an account with that Nick, Images, Posts]

☑️ OSINT to Social Networks --> [Information from an Instagram/TikTok/Twitter/Twitch/(GitHub + email) Account = without having an account]

☑️ OSINT to Emails --> [Information from an Email, Verify existence of an Email, Search 121 Social Networks for an account with that Email, Search GitHub Account linked to Email, Google Dorks]

☑️ OSINT to Phone Numbers --> [Company (ISP), See if registered on Instagram/Amazon/Snapchat, Google Dorks, Attempt to extract Owner's Name]

☑️ OSINT to Public IPs --> [Company (ISP), Geolocation of the exact city, Search for open ports with your services/version, Ping the Web from various Countries]

☑️ OSINT to Images --> [Metadata, Google Search Engine, Image specific search engine, Enlarge an image x5 with almost no loss of Image quality]

Installation Instructions

git clone https://github.com/DarkS1deX/DarkOs1nt.git

  1. cd DarkOs1nt

  2. chmod 777 darkosint.sh

  3. bash darkosint.sh

  4. Tick Option 0 and then 1 to install the dependencies (to be ticked only the first time).

  5. Inside Option 0 we find sections 2 and 3 with which we can configure these free APIs to get the most out of darkosint

  6. We can now enjoy the

Please note

[1] In the section ([0] Install and configure requirements) when we click on option 1 to install the requirements, it will ask us to set up a user who does not have root permissions; this step is very important, because if we set up a user with root permissions, or type it incorrectly, or set it double, the options to open a browser from the terminal will not work.

[2] In the section ([0] Installation and configuration requirements) we can configure the APIs of veriphone.io, shodan.io and zoomeye.org to get the best out of this tool, both of which are free.

[3] In the section ([7] Public IP information) with the use of VPN most servers give incorrect port responses. To solve this problem, I set up several scanners and two of them provide the correct ports despite the VPN.

[4] Use the tool with Firefox closed, because the tool opens multiple tabs and if Firefox is already running you will still get an error.

[5] Personally, I recommend using the tool with the terminal in full screen (better graphically).