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Dev tools · December 11, 2023

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Pryingdeep – The new OSINT instrument for the Deep Web

PryingDeep is a dark web OSINT tool. It specializes in extracting information depending on modules chosen. Here's an overview of the features: - Email, PhoneNumber, Wordpress search - PGP keys, Certificates and 3 different cryptocurrencies (XMR,BTC,ETH) search - PostgreSQL database, docker container for Tor and docker-compose for the whole project - A built in exporter, currently only JSON, but possibly more. - Exporter has support for: offset, limit, query building via the command line, raw-sql and different modules you can specify, e.g you only want emails, you will only get emails and the…

In plain words

PryingDeep is a dark web OSINT tool that extracts information through customizable modules for searching emails, phone numbers, WordPress sites, PGP keys, certificates, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Monero, and Ethereum. It features a PostgreSQL database, Tor integration via Docker, and a JSON exporter with command-line query building and raw SQL support. The tool uses the goColly framework for flexible web crawling, collects webpage metadata, and supports batch URL processing. It's designed for researchers and security professionals who need structured data collection from the dark web.

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PryingDeep is a dark web OSINT tool. It specializes in extracting information depending on modules chosen. Here's an overview of the features: - Email, PhoneNumber, Wordpress search - PGP keys, Certificates and 3 different cryptocurrencies (XMR,BTC,ETH) search - PostgreSQL database, docker container for Tor and docker-compose for the whole project - A built in exporter, currently only JSON, but possibly more. - Exporter has support for: offset, limit, query building via the command line, raw-sql and different modules you can specify, e.g you only want emails, you will only get emails and the html webpage - Collects title, status_code, body and headers from a webpage. - Extremely customizable, supports multiple url's at once, based of the goColly framework which gives the crawler many options, e.g Debugger, allowed-domains or url-filters. - Built install module, so there's no need for manually grabbing our config from github. - Choice to remember previous parameters with our save-config flag. - Built in queue and once reached max size, crawler will automatically exit. That's a short overview, but there will be many more features to come as I enjoy working on this project!

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