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OSINT recon trio — open databases, 135-check footprint, GitHub leak alerts
100k ft — What is this?
OSINT recon trio — open databases, 135-check footprint, GitHub leak alerts
50k ft — Why care?
Three unnamed open-source OSINT tools: one finds exposed databases from a single domain, one runs 135 recon and security checks to map a company's attack surface, and one monitors GitHub commits for leaked API keys and passwords with Telegram alerts. Tool names are gated behind a comment-for-link.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• Monitor public GitHub commits for leaked secrets in your own org
• Tool names are not given, so you need to find equivalents yourself
5k ft — Tools & techniques
(no tools tagged)
API integration, attack-surface mapping, secret scanning
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
Comment “OSINT” and I’ll send you all the links!
#osint #cybersecurity #OPSEC #pentesting #bugbounty
Transcript excerpt
three open source intelligence tools I wish I knew about years ago. This tool just needs one domain name and then it's going to show you every single database on that network left wide open. And it's completely free. This tool fires off 135 different recon and security checks at a website, which basically maps a company's entire internet footprint and vulnerabilities in one command. This tool is going to real time monitor what developers may accidentally commit to GitHub. So things like sensitive info, API keys, passwords, et cetera. And then it's going to notify you via telegram if it finds any. Just comment this and I'll DM you all the links.
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