https://github.com/TheHive-Project/CortexDocs/blob/master/analyzer_requirements.md
Dark Web OSINT with Python Part Two: SSH Keys and Shodan | Automating OSINT Blog
Welcome back good Python soldiers. In Part One of this series we created a wrapper around OnionScan, a fantastic tool created by Sarah Jamie Lewis (@sarajamielewis). If you haven’t read Part One then go do so now. Now that you have a bunch of data (or you downloaded it from here) we want to do some analysis and further intelligence gathering with it. Here are a few objectives we are going to cover
Dark Web OSINT With Python and OnionScan: Part One | Automating OSINT Blog
You may have heard of this awesome tool called OnionScan that is used to scan hidden services in the dark web looking for potential data leaks. Recently the project released some cool visualizations and a high level description of what their scanning results looked like. What they didn’t provide is how to actually go about scanning as much of the dark web as possible, and then how to produce those
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GitHub - fhightower/robtex-python: Simple python wrapper for the Robtex API (see https://www.robtex.com/api/).
Vacuuming Image Metadata from The Wayback Machine | Automating OSINT Blog
Harpoon: an OSINT / Threat Intelligence tool |
GitHub - Te-k/harpoon: CLI tool for open source and threat intelligence
GitHub - 1aN0rmus/TekDefense-Automater: Automater - IP URL and MD5 OSINT Analysis
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