Automate OSINT collection from public sources using Unix tools.
npx skills add https://github.com/kiwamizamurai/cctf --skill osint
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: osint Source: https://github.com/kiwamizamurai/cctf/tree/main/.claude/skills/osint Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kiwamizamurai/cctf --skill osint
This Skill helps you systematically collect, correlate, and document public information about targets, domains, people, and online presence.
Quick OSINT workflow: search for a username across platforms and pull available metadata:
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Metadata extraction retrieves embedded information like GPS coordinates, timestamps, and camera details from images and files. Use exiftool to parse EXIF data from photos, which reveals geolocation, device info, and creation timestamps useful for source verification and timeline building in OSINT investigations.
Yes, sherlock automates cross-platform username searches by checking hundreds of social networks simultaneously, returning profile matches and URLs. This streamlines the initial reconnaissance phase when investigating an identity or online presence across distributed platforms.
Domain and IP reconnaissance uses dig for DNS queries, whois for registrant and ownership data, and archive checks for historical snapshots. Together these tools correlate IP blocks, nameserver changes, registration history, and cached web content to build comprehensive infrastructure profiles.
Public source correlation combines findings from metadata extraction, platform searches, DNS records, and archives into documented intelligence. Unix utilities like grep and standard reporting compile raw data into structured findings that establish connections and timelines across disparate sources.
OSINT uses standard Unix utilities—exiftool, dig, whois, grep—plus specialized tools like sherlock for platform searches. This combination of command-line and supported tools works on any system with Bash, making OSINT accessible without proprietary infrastructure.
Archive checks retrieve cached snapshots of websites, historical DNS records, and past registrant information, revealing how domains and online presence evolved. This historical layer uncovers changes, past infrastructure, and abandoned content useful for attribution and timeline reconstruction.
woohyun212Perform WHOIS lookups for domains or IP addresses and parse registration details.
YukiIto1999Analyzes Windows event logs, PCAPs, and filesystem artifacts to detect security incidents.
wangrenzhu-olaDiscover session metadata from Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor stores.
wgpsecEnumerate subdomains via DNS brute-force, OSINT, and web crawling.
