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Forensics & Incident Response

A Python‑based OSINT tool that builds a comprehensive dossier on a person from a single username by scanning thousands of sites, with optional AI summarisation.

Python Latest v0.6.3 · 13d ago Security brief →

Features

  • Scans >3,000 social‑media and web services using only a username
  • Extracts profile details, linked accounts, and metadata automatically
  • Recursive lookup of discovered usernames across sites
  • Optional AI summarisation (OpenAI‑compatible) for quick investigation reports
  • Built‑in web UI to view results as graphs and export in multiple formats

Recent releases

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v0.6.3 Mixed

PDF fix + dep bumps

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v0.6.2 Mixed
RCE / SSRF

deps, security, Tor, ORCID, Neo4j

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v0.6.1 Breaking risk
Dependencies

Optional PDF reports

v0.6.0 New feature
Notable features
  • Automatic scheduled database updates from GitHub
  • Tag blacklisting via --exclude-tags flag
  • POST request support for site checks
v0.5.0 New feature
⚠ Upgrade required
  • Default HTTP retries changed to 0; users who previously relied on automatic retries must now pass an explicit retry count
  • future package bumped from 0.18.3 to 1.0.0 (major version bump — review API compatibility if used directly)
Breaking changes
  • Retries set to 0 by default — scripts or workflows relying on automatic retry behavior will need to explicitly set a retry count
Security fixes
  • fix(sec): reportlab upgraded to 3.6.13
  • fix(sec): certifi upgraded to 2022.12.07
Notable features
  • Web frontend launched via --web flag
  • Instagram scrapers added
  • Username permutator feature

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