{"id":112664,"date":"2024-01-02T15:10:14","date_gmt":"2024-01-02T13:10:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/prohoster.info\/blog\/novosti-interneta\/vypusk-snoop-1-4-0-osint-instrumenta-dlya-sbora-informaczii-o-polzovatelyah-iz-otkrytyh-istochnikov"},"modified":"2024-01-02T15:10:14","modified_gmt":"2024-01-02T13:10:14","slug":"vypusk-snoop-1-4-0-osint-instrumenta-dlya-sbora-informaczii-o-polzovatelyah-iz-otkrytyh-istochnikov","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prohoster.info\/en\/blog\/news\/vypusk-snoop-1-4-0-osint-instrumenta-dlya-sbora-informaczii-o-polzovatelyah-iz-otkrytyh-istochnikov","title":{"rendered":"Release of Snoop 1.4.0, an OSINT tool for gathering user information from open sources.","gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"text"}]},"content":{"rendered":"
The release of the Snoop 1.4.0 project has been published, which develops a forensic OSINT tool that searches for user accounts in public data (open-source intelligence). The program analyzes various websites, forums, and social networks for the presence of the desired username, allowing users to determine on which sites the specified nickname is found. The project is based on research material in the field of public data scraping. Builds are prepared for Linux and Windows. <\/p>\n
The code is written in Python and is distributed under a license that restricts its use to personal purposes only. The project is a branch of the Sherlock project codebase, which is provided under the MIT license (the fork was created due to the inability to expand the website database). <\/p>\n
Snoop has been included in the Russian Unified Register of Russian Programs for Electronic Computing Machines and Databases under the declared code 26.30.11.16: \u201cSoftware that ensures the execution of established actions during operational-search activities: No7012 order 07.10.2020 No515\u201d. Currently, Snoop tracks user presence across more than 3700 internet resources in the full version and on the most popular resources in the Demo version. <\/p>\n
Key Changes: <\/p>\n
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The search database has been expanded to 3716 sites.\n
Search speed in the Snoop version for GNU\/Linux has been accelerated by 140%, i.e., nearly 2.5 times (with an internet connection speed of at least 12 Mbps, searching by username in the full Snoop database in quick mode \u2018--quick\/-q\u2019 takes less than a minute.\n
The launch speed of Snoop on older PCs with Windows\/HDD has been improved.\n
A new smart algorithm has been added to automatically detect unlisted\/problematic\/misencoded website encodings when searching in various modes.\n
The information content in the CLI when searching the reduced database has been enhanced using filter options: \u2018--site\u2019, \u2018--exclude\u2019 or \u2018--include\u2019 (the number of websites when narrowing the search is displayed in square brackets to the right of the total number of database sites).\n
The alert threshold for Bad_raw has been raised from 2% to 2.5%.\n
The formatting of information in CLI on narrow\/compressed terminals has been improved, for example, in the Termux CLI on Android (automatic line indentation has been added, taking into account the user's CLI environment).\n
The HTML report has been updated:\n
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button styles have been changed;\n
highlighting has been added, and the rows from the site list have been enlarged when hovering the cursor (it is now challenging to miss while selecting a resource);\n
The duplicate line\/tautology about how many resources the \u2018username\u2019 was found on has been removed;\n
the visual component of grouping country flags has been enhanced;\n
the display of soundtrack titles has been added when hovering the mouse over them. <\/ul>\n