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Cyb_detective’s Substack · Nov 14, 2024

#7 (2024) Sensitive data dorks, WhatsApp profile info, Google logs search and Bluesky tips

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Cyb_detective · Cyb_detective’s Substack

Hello, my dear readers!

Thank you so much for staying with me!

Today I'm going to tell you about the most interesting posts on my Twitter feed made after August 5, 2024.

New section in my "Dorks collections list" Github repo https://github.com/cipher387/Dorks-collections-list: Sensitive data dorks.

It contains links to articles with sample queries to find erroneously discovered documents with important information on company websites.

When gathering information about a website, don't forget that Google indexes logs. With ‘filetype:log site:yourtarget’ or ‘filetype:log intext:targetrelatedkeyword’ you can find useful technical information for investigation. Tip by x.com/AlHomaidNoor

ID, description, email, website, location etc (works not only for business but also for personal accounts, WhatsApp Login no required)

http://whatsapp.checkleaked.cc

GHUNT - Google account info

Sherlock - nickname enumeration

Holehe - search accounts by email

Ignorant - search accounts by phone

Whois domain lookup

WhatsApp profile info

HudsonRock - email leaks lookup

http://osint.rocks

https://snov.io/email-finder

https://experte.com/email-finder

https://github.com/Josue87/EmailFinder

https://github.com/GiJ03/Infoga

https://infoga.io

https://findemail.io

https://hunter.io/domain-search

https://anymailfinder.com/email-finder-by-domain

https://minelead.io

https://science.gov

https://search.worldcat.org

https://researchgate.net

https://core.ac.uk

https://link.springer.com

https://base-search.net

https://refseek.com

https://consensus.app

https://jstor.org

@BanPangar shared a method for finding emails/nicknames mentions in the text of web pages/docs with archive.org collection search. Help find a lot of things that don't show up in Google results. Don't forget the quotes.

- 597,269,554 Telegram (t me) pages

- ability to find deleted content

- ability to see all search results (not just a small portion, as in Google)

- advanced search filters

After the US election, Americans are abandoning Twitter en masse in favor of other platforms. In the last week, the number of BlueSky users has increased by several million. In addition, many people who abandoned their BlueSky accounts in the summer and fall of 2023 are starting them up again.

I've been doing daily posts there for over a year now. And on my profile, you can find tips for BlueSky users that I don't post on Twitter and other platforms.

Thank you very much for your attention!

Links to all my projects can be found here:

I hope to send you another letter in 1-3 weeks.

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