Open-source software. The main functionality of Snoop Project is to track 'username' in public data, and it also includes various OSINT plugins.
Snoop Project is listed in the register of domestic software in Russia under the code 26.30.11.16: Software that ensures the execution of established actions during operational search activities: No. 7012 order 07.10.2020 No. 515.
Snoop Project is developed based on research materials in the field of scraping public data (its own database). Currently, Snoop tracks nicknames across 3.5K online resources (in the full version) and on the most popular resources (in the demo version).
Ready builds for OS GNU/Linux and Windows are available, and it can also be built from source in Termux (Android).
Change log:
The search web base for Snoop has expanded to include 3500 sites.
Fixed a memory leak affecting users of the Snoop version for Windows.
Resolved an issue where Snoop would crash when saving reports with the '–save-page/-S' option in very rare cases (for instance, if sites intentionally hindered parsing or contained unsupported characters in their declared encoding. Thanks to a subscriber from Serbia for reporting this bug).
In the verbalization mode, the '–verbose/-v' option has been enhanced with a new metric: tracking available/used RAM memory.
Improved the printing output for sites from the 'dynamic gray list' and invalid/cyrillic 'nickname(s)' on certain websites (this optimization is relevant for users of the Snoop for Windows full version).
A new Easter egg related to the search for special nickname(s) has been added to the Snoop Project software.
Rarely used options from help-a: '–cert/-C' and 'Headers/-H' have been hidden to reduce clutter in the help section (the options continue to work when invoked, and the key descriptions remain in the documentation and readme).
A 'copyright' notice has been added to all reports.
Merged the 'snoop_termux' and 'master' branches; the installation instructions for Snoop on Android/Termux have been slightly modified (code synchronized, disk space savings, and simplification of further development/support for the codebase. To receive updates from the 'source code', Snoop users for Android/Termux should now 'git checkout master' or 'git clone' anew).
The state flags Kb/WR have been combined (WR means worldwide. Kb previously stood for 'cyberpunks', usually referring to forums where communication is in English; however, location is not specified in their terms of use or privacy policy).
Documentation updated.
Minor visual improvements.
Source: linux.org.ru
