osrframework

This package contains a set of libraries developed by i3visio to perform Open Source Intelligence tasks. They include references to a bunch of different applications related to username checking, DNS lookups, information leaks research, deep web search, regular expressions extraction and many others.

Installed size: 1.51 MB
How to install: sudo apt install osrframework

alias_generator

root@kali:~# alias_generator -h
usage: alias_generator [-n <NAME>] [-s1 <SURNAME_1>] [-s2 <SURNAME_2>]
                       [-c <CITY>] [-C <COUNTRY>] [-y <YEAR>]
                       [-o <path_to_output_file>] [--numbers] [--common-words]
                       [--leet] [--locales]
                       [--extra-words EXTRA_WORDS [EXTRA_WORDS ...]] [-h]
                       [--version]

alias_generator is a tool that tries to create possible aliases based on the
inputs known from a person.

options:
  -n <NAME>, --name <NAME>
                        Name of the person.
  -s1 <SURNAME_1>, --surname1 <SURNAME_1>
                        First surname.
  -s2 <SURNAME_2>, --surname2 <SURNAME_2>
                        Second surname.
  -c <CITY>, --city <CITY>
                        A city linked to the profile.
  -C <COUNTRY>, --country <COUNTRY>
                        A country.
  -y <YEAR>, --year <YEAR>
                        Birth year.
  -o <path_to_output_file>, --output-file <path_to_output_file>
                        Path to the output file.

Profile squatting arguments:
  Showing additional configuration options for this program based on the
  original -s option in usufy.py.

  --numbers             Adds numbers at the end of the nicknames.
  --common-words        Adds some famous words at the end of the nicknames.
  --leet                Adds the leet mode to change 'a' by '4', 'e' by '3',
                        etc.
  --locales             Adds ending linked to countries.
  --extra-words EXTRA_WORDS [EXTRA_WORDS ...]
                        Adds new words to the nicknames provided by the user.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

alias_generator.py

root@kali:~# alias_generator.py -h
usage: alias_generator [-n <NAME>] [-s1 <SURNAME_1>] [-s2 <SURNAME_2>]
                       [-c <CITY>] [-C <COUNTRY>] [-y <YEAR>]
                       [-o <path_to_output_file>] [--numbers] [--common-words]
                       [--leet] [--locales]
                       [--extra-words EXTRA_WORDS [EXTRA_WORDS ...]] [-h]
                       [--version]

alias_generator is a tool that tries to create possible aliases based on the
inputs known from a person.

options:
  -n <NAME>, --name <NAME>
                        Name of the person.
  -s1 <SURNAME_1>, --surname1 <SURNAME_1>
                        First surname.
  -s2 <SURNAME_2>, --surname2 <SURNAME_2>
                        Second surname.
  -c <CITY>, --city <CITY>
                        A city linked to the profile.
  -C <COUNTRY>, --country <COUNTRY>
                        A country.
  -y <YEAR>, --year <YEAR>
                        Birth year.
  -o <path_to_output_file>, --output-file <path_to_output_file>
                        Path to the output file.

Profile squatting arguments:
  Showing additional configuration options for this program based on the
  original -s option in usufy.py.

  --numbers             Adds numbers at the end of the nicknames.
  --common-words        Adds some famous words at the end of the nicknames.
  --leet                Adds the leet mode to change 'a' by '4', 'e' by '3',
                        etc.
  --locales             Adds ending linked to countries.
  --extra-words EXTRA_WORDS [EXTRA_WORDS ...]
                        Adds new words to the nicknames provided by the user.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

checkfy

root@kali:~# checkfy -h
usage: checkfy (--license | -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file>) -m
               <pattern> [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-t <type>] [--quiet]
               [-h] [--version]

checkfy - Finding potential email addresses based on a list of known aliases
(either provided as arguments or read from a file) and a known pattern.
Default values can be io

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks_file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  -m <pattern>, --email-pattern <pattern>
                        The email pattern that the generated email address
                        SHOULD match. The pattern type can be configured using
                        `--type`.

Other options:
  Configuring other options.

  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated files. Default: ./.
  -t <type>, --type <type>
                        The type of pattern provided. It can be either the
                        style used by Twitter to show the pattern suggestions
                        or a regular expression. Default: regexp.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

checkfy.py

root@kali:~# checkfy.py -h
usage: checkfy (--license | -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file>) -m
               <pattern> [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-t <type>] [--quiet]
               [-h] [--version]

checkfy - Finding potential email addresses based on a list of known aliases
(either provided as arguments or read from a file) and a known pattern.
Default values can be io

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks_file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  -m <pattern>, --email-pattern <pattern>
                        The email pattern that the generated email address
                        SHOULD match. The pattern type can be configured using
                        `--type`.

Other options:
  Configuring other options.

  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated files. Default: ./.
  -t <type>, --type <type>
                        The type of pattern provided. It can be either the
                        style used by Twitter to show the pattern suggestions
                        or a regular expression. Default: regexp.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

domainfy

root@kali:~# domainfy -h
usage: domainfy (-n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file> | --license)
                [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-o <path_to_output_folder>]
                [-t <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...]]
                [-u <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...]] [-x <domain> [<domain> ...]]
                [-F <alternative_header_file>] [-T <num_threads>] [--quiet]
                [--whois] [-h] [--version]

domainfy - Checking the existence of domains that resolev to an IP address.

Input options (one required):
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks_file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which mailfy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output-folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -t <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...], --tlds <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...]
                        list of TLD types where the nick will be looked for.
  -u <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...], --user-defined <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...]
                        additional TLD that will be searched.
  -x <domain> [<domain> ...], --exclude <domain> [<domain> ...]
                        select the domains to be avoided. The format should
                        include the initial '.'.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file-header <alternative_header_file>
                        header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        16). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.
  --whois               tells the program to launch whois queries.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

domainfy.py

root@kali:~# domainfy.py -h
usage: domainfy (-n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file> | --license)
                [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-o <path_to_output_folder>]
                [-t <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...]]
                [-u <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...]] [-x <domain> [<domain> ...]]
                [-F <alternative_header_file>] [-T <num_threads>] [--quiet]
                [--whois] [-h] [--version]

domainfy - Checking the existence of domains that resolev to an IP address.

Input options (one required):
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks_file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which mailfy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output-folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -t <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...], --tlds <tld_type> [<tld_type> ...]
                        list of TLD types where the nick will be looked for.
  -u <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...], --user-defined <new_tld> [<new_tld> ...]
                        additional TLD that will be searched.
  -x <domain> [<domain> ...], --exclude <domain> [<domain> ...]
                        select the domains to be avoided. The format should
                        include the initial '.'.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file-header <alternative_header_file>
                        header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        16). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.
  --whois               tells the program to launch whois queries.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

mailfy

root@kali:~# mailfy -h
usage: mailfy
              (--license | -m <emails> [<emails> ...] | -M <emails_file> | -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file> | --create-emails <nicks_file>)
              [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]]
              [-d <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...]]
              [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]]
              [-x <domain> [<domain> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
              [-T <num_threads>] [--quiet] [-h] [--version]

mailfy - Checking the existence of a given mail.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -m <emails> [<emails> ...], --emails <emails> [<emails> ...]
                        the list of emails to be checked.
  -M <emails_file>, --emails-file <emails_file>
                        the file with the list of emails.
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks-file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  --create-emails <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be created in the
                        domains selected.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which mailfy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: csv.
  -d <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...], --domains <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...]
                        list of domains where the nick will be looked for.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output-folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'infojobs',
                        'instagram', 'keyserverubuntu', 'okcupid']. More than
                        one option can be selected.
  -x <domain> [<domain> ...], --exclude <domain> [<domain> ...]
                        select the domains to be excluded from the search.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file-header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        16). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

mailfy.py

root@kali:~# mailfy.py -h
usage: mailfy
              (--license | -m <emails> [<emails> ...] | -M <emails_file> | -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...] | -N <nicks_file> | --create-emails <nicks_file>)
              [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]]
              [-d <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...]]
              [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]]
              [-x <domain> [<domain> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
              [-T <num_threads>] [--quiet] [-h] [--version]

mailfy - Checking the existence of a given mail.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -m <emails> [<emails> ...], --emails <emails> [<emails> ...]
                        the list of emails to be checked.
  -M <emails_file>, --emails-file <emails_file>
                        the file with the list of emails.
  -n <nicks> [<nicks> ...], --nicks <nicks> [<nicks> ...]
                        the list of nicks to be checked in the domains
                        selected.
  -N <nicks_file>, --nicks-file <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be checked in the
                        domains selected.
  --create-emails <nicks_file>
                        the file with the list of nicks to be created in the
                        domains selected.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which mailfy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: csv.
  -d <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...], --domains <candidate_domains> [<candidate_domains> ...]
                        list of domains where the nick will be looked for.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output-folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'infojobs',
                        'instagram', 'keyserverubuntu', 'okcupid']. More than
                        one option can be selected.
  -x <domain> [<domain> ...], --exclude <domain> [<domain> ...]
                        select the domains to be excluded from the search.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file-header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        16). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

osrf

root@kali:~# osrf -h
usage: osrf [-h] [--license] [--version]
            <sub_command> <sub_command_options> ...

OSRFramework CLI. Collection of tools included in the framework.

SUBCOMMANDS:
  List of available commands that can be invoked using OSRFramework CLI.

  <sub_command> <sub_command_options>
    alias_generator     Generates a list of candidate usernames based on known
                        information.
    checkfy             Verifies if a given email address matches a pattern.
    domainfy            Checks whether domain names using words and nicknames
                        are available.
    mailfy              Gets information about email accounts.
    phonefy             Looks for information linked to spam practices by a
                        phone number.
    searchfy            Performs queries on several platforms.
    usufy               Looks for registered accounts with given nicknames.

ABOUT ARGUMENTS:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --license             shows the AGPLv3+ license and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Use 'osrf <command> --help' to learn more about each command. Check
OSRFramework README.md file for further details on the usage of this program
or follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

osrframework-cli

root@kali:~# osrframework-cli -h
usage: osrf [-h] [--license] [--version]
            <sub_command> <sub_command_options> ...

OSRFramework CLI. Collection of tools included in the framework.

SUBCOMMANDS:
  List of available commands that can be invoked using OSRFramework CLI.

  <sub_command> <sub_command_options>
    alias_generator     Generates a list of candidate usernames based on known
                        information.
    checkfy             Verifies if a given email address matches a pattern.
    domainfy            Checks whether domain names using words and nicknames
                        are available.
    mailfy              Gets information about email accounts.
    phonefy             Looks for information linked to spam practices by a
                        phone number.
    searchfy            Performs queries on several platforms.
    usufy               Looks for registered accounts with given nicknames.

ABOUT ARGUMENTS:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --license             shows the AGPLv3+ license and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Use 'osrf <command> --help' to learn more about each command. Check
OSRFramework README.md file for further details on the usage of this program
or follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

phonefy

root@kali:~# phonefy -h
usage: phonefy (--license | -n <phones> [<phones> ...])
               [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-o <path_to_output_folder>]
               [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
               [--quiet] [-w] [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-h]
               [--version]

phonefy - Piece of software that checks the existence of a given series of
phones in a bunch of phone number lists associated to malicious activities.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -n <phones> [<phones> ...], --numbers <phones> [<phones> ...]
                        the list of phones to process (at least one is
                        required).

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which usufy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all',
                        'infotelefonica', 'listaspam', 'xtelefonos']. More
                        than one option can be selected.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the URIs returned in the default web browser.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

phonefy.py

root@kali:~# phonefy.py -h
usage: phonefy (--license | -n <phones> [<phones> ...])
               [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-o <path_to_output_folder>]
               [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
               [--quiet] [-w] [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-h]
               [--version]

phonefy - Piece of software that checks the existence of a given series of
phones in a bunch of phone number lists associated to malicious activities.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -n <phones> [<phones> ...], --numbers <phones> [<phones> ...]
                        the list of phones to process (at least one is
                        required).

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which usufy will process the identified profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all',
                        'infotelefonica', 'listaspam', 'xtelefonos']. More
                        than one option can be selected.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  --quiet               tells the program not to show anything.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the URIs returned in the default web browser.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

searchfy

root@kali:~# searchfy -h
usage: searchfy (--license | -q <searches> [<searches> ...])
                [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
                [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]]
                [-w] [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-h] [--version]

searchfy - Piece of software that performs a query on the platforms in
OSRFramework.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -q <searches> [<searches> ...], --queries <searches> [<searches> ...]
                        the list of queries to be performed).

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which searchfy will process the identified
  profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'github',
                        'instagram', 'keyserverubuntu']. More than one option
                        can be selected.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the URIs returned in the default web browser.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

searchfy.py

root@kali:~# searchfy.py -h
usage: searchfy (--license | -q <searches> [<searches> ...])
                [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
                [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]]
                [-w] [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-h] [--version]

searchfy - Piece of software that performs a query on the platforms in
OSRFramework.

Input options (one required):
  --license             shows the GPLv3+ license and exists.
  -q <searches> [<searches> ...], --queries <searches> [<searches> ...]
                        the list of queries to be performed).

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which searchfy will process the identified
  profiles.

  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: xls.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy.py will try to create;
                        if this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'github',
                        'instagram', 'keyserverubuntu']. More than one option
                        can be selected.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the URIs returned in the default web browser.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exists.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

usufy

root@kali:~# usufy -h
usage: usufy
             (--info <action> | -b | -f <path_to_fuzzing_list> | -l <path_to_nick_list> | -n <nick> [<nick> ...] | --show_tags)
             [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-t <tag> [<tag> ...]]
             [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [--avoid_download]
             [--avoid_processing] [--fuzz_config <path_to_fuzz_list>]
             [--nonvalid <not_valid_characters>]
             [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-L <path_to_log_folder]
             [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-w] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
             [-T <num_threads>] [-h] [-v <verbosity>] [--version]

usufy - Piece of software that checks the existence of a profile for a given
user in dozens of different platforms.

Input options (one required):
  --info <action>       select the action to be performed amongst the
                        following: list_platforms (list the details of the
                        selected platforms), list_tags (list the tags of the
                        selected platforms). Afterwards, it exists.
  -b, --benchmark       perform the benchmarking tasks.
  -f <path_to_fuzzing_list>, --fuzz <path_to_fuzzing_list>
                        this option will try to find usufy-like URLs. The list
                        of fuzzing platforms in the file should be (one per
                        line): <BASE_DOMAIN> <VALID_NICK>
  -l <path_to_nick_list>, --list <path_to_nick_list>
                        path to the file where the list of nicks to verify is
                        stored (one per line).
  -n <nick> [<nick> ...], --nicks <nick> [<nick> ...]
                        the list of nicks to process (at least one is
                        required).
  --show_tags           it will show the platforms grouped by tags.

Platform selection arguments:
  Criteria for selecting the platforms where performing the search.

  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'about',
                        'affilorama', 'archive', 'arduino', 'ariva',
                        'armorgames', 'askfm', 'audiob', 'audioboom', 'badoo',
                        'bandcamp', 'bennugd', 'betblog', 'bitbucket',
                        'bitcointalk', 'bitrated', 'blogmarks', 'blogspot',
                        'boonex', 'bubok', 'buddypic', 'burbuja.info',
                        'carbonmade', 'cartodb', 'causes', 'ccm', 'ccsinfo',
                        'chess', 'cockos', 'codecademy', 'codementor',
                        'coderwall', 'connectingsingles', 'couchsurfing',
                        'crokes', 'crowdin', 'cryptocompare', 'dailymotion',
                        'datpiff', 'deviantart', 'digitalspy', 'disqus',
                        'doodle', 'douban', 'dribbble', 'drupal', 'dzone',
                        'ebay', 'echatta', 'ello', 'emoneyspace',
                        'enfemenino', 'etsy', 'eyeem', 'fandom', 'fanpop',
                        'fark', 'flickr', 'foros24h', 'forosperu',
                        'forospyware', 'freelancer', 'freerepublic', 'github',
                        'goodreads', 'gravatar', 'gsmspain', 'houzz',
                        'htcmania', 'hubpages', 'ibosocial', 'ifunny',
                        'instagram', 'instructables', 'issuu', 'ivoox',
                        'jamiiforums', 'kali', 'kanogames', 'keybase',
                        'kickstarter', 'kinja', 'kongregate', 'lastfm',
                        'livejournal', 'losviajeros', 'mastodonsocial',
                        'mastodonxyz', 'mcneel', 'mediavida', 'medium',
                        'memrise', 'meneame', 'mercadolibre', 'meteor',
                        'minds', 'mozilla', 'mstdnjp', 'musicasacra',
                        'myeloma', 'myfitnesspal', 'myspace', 'nairaland',
                        'netvibes', 'newgrounds', 'notabug', 'occupywallst',
                        'ok', 'openframeworks', 'openstreetmap', 'papaly',
                        'pastebin', 'patreon', 'pawoo', 'pearltrees',
                        'periscope', 'pjrc', 'pokerred', 'pornhub', 'rankia',
                        'reddit', 'redtube', 'reverbnation', 'ripenear',
                        'rojadirecta', 'ruby', 'scribd', 'seatwish', 'sencha',
                        'slashdot', 'slideshare', 'smartcitizen', 'smugmug',
                        'soundcloud', 'spaniards', 'spoj', 'spotify',
                        'spreaker', 'steamcommunity', 'steemit', 'steinberg',
                        'teamtreehouse', 'telegram', 'thestudentroom',
                        'theverge', 'tippin_me', 'trakt', 'typepad',
                        'unsplash', 'verbling', 'vexforum', 'viddler',
                        'videohelp', 'vimeo', 'vk', 'warriorforum', 'webtv',
                        'wikipedia_ar', 'wikipedia_ca', 'wikipedia_de',
                        'wikipedia_en', 'wikipedia_es', 'wikipedia_eu',
                        'wikipedia_fr', 'wikipedia_pt', 'wikipedia_ru',
                        'winamp', 'wishlistr', 'witty', 'wykop', 'xing',
                        'zentyal', 'zotero']. More than one option can be
                        selected.
  -t <tag> [<tag> ...], --tags <tag> [<tag> ...]
                        select the list of tags that fit the platforms in
                        which you want to perform the search. More than one
                        option can be selected.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which usufy will process the identified profiles.

  --avoid_download      argument to force usufy NOT to store the downloadable
                        version of the profiles.
  --avoid_processing    argument to force usufy NOT to perform any processing
                        task with the valid profiles.
  --fuzz_config <path_to_fuzz_list>
                        path to the fuzzing config details. Wildcards such as
                        the domains or the nicknames should come as: <DOMAIN>,
                        <USERNAME>.
  --nonvalid <not_valid_characters>
                        string containing the characters considered as not
                        valid for nicknames.
  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: csv.
  -L <path_to_log_folder, --logfolder <path_to_log_folder
                        path to the log folder. If none was provided, ./logs
                        is assumed.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy will try to create; if
                        this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the uris returned in the default web browser.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        32). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  -v <verbosity>, --verbose <verbosity>
                        select the verbosity level: 0 - minimal; 1 - normal
                        (default); 2 - debug.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exits.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.

usufy.py

root@kali:~# usufy.py -h
usage: usufy
             (--info <action> | -b | -f <path_to_fuzzing_list> | -l <path_to_nick_list> | -n <nick> [<nick> ...] | --show_tags)
             [-p <platform> [<platform> ...]] [-t <tag> [<tag> ...]]
             [-x <platform> [<platform> ...]] [--avoid_download]
             [--avoid_processing] [--fuzz_config <path_to_fuzz_list>]
             [--nonvalid <not_valid_characters>]
             [-e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]] [-L <path_to_log_folder]
             [-o <path_to_output_folder>] [-w] [-F <alternative_header_file>]
             [-T <num_threads>] [-h] [-v <verbosity>] [--version]

usufy - Piece of software that checks the existence of a profile for a given
user in dozens of different platforms.

Input options (one required):
  --info <action>       select the action to be performed amongst the
                        following: list_platforms (list the details of the
                        selected platforms), list_tags (list the tags of the
                        selected platforms). Afterwards, it exists.
  -b, --benchmark       perform the benchmarking tasks.
  -f <path_to_fuzzing_list>, --fuzz <path_to_fuzzing_list>
                        this option will try to find usufy-like URLs. The list
                        of fuzzing platforms in the file should be (one per
                        line): <BASE_DOMAIN> <VALID_NICK>
  -l <path_to_nick_list>, --list <path_to_nick_list>
                        path to the file where the list of nicks to verify is
                        stored (one per line).
  -n <nick> [<nick> ...], --nicks <nick> [<nick> ...]
                        the list of nicks to process (at least one is
                        required).
  --show_tags           it will show the platforms grouped by tags.

Platform selection arguments:
  Criteria for selecting the platforms where performing the search.

  -p <platform> [<platform> ...], --platforms <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms where you want to perform the
                        search amongst the following: ['all', 'about',
                        'affilorama', 'archive', 'arduino', 'ariva',
                        'armorgames', 'askfm', 'audiob', 'audioboom', 'badoo',
                        'bandcamp', 'bennugd', 'betblog', 'bitbucket',
                        'bitcointalk', 'bitrated', 'blogmarks', 'blogspot',
                        'boonex', 'bubok', 'buddypic', 'burbuja.info',
                        'carbonmade', 'cartodb', 'causes', 'ccm', 'ccsinfo',
                        'chess', 'cockos', 'codecademy', 'codementor',
                        'coderwall', 'connectingsingles', 'couchsurfing',
                        'crokes', 'crowdin', 'cryptocompare', 'dailymotion',
                        'datpiff', 'deviantart', 'digitalspy', 'disqus',
                        'doodle', 'douban', 'dribbble', 'drupal', 'dzone',
                        'ebay', 'echatta', 'ello', 'emoneyspace',
                        'enfemenino', 'etsy', 'eyeem', 'fandom', 'fanpop',
                        'fark', 'flickr', 'foros24h', 'forosperu',
                        'forospyware', 'freelancer', 'freerepublic', 'github',
                        'goodreads', 'gravatar', 'gsmspain', 'houzz',
                        'htcmania', 'hubpages', 'ibosocial', 'ifunny',
                        'instagram', 'instructables', 'issuu', 'ivoox',
                        'jamiiforums', 'kali', 'kanogames', 'keybase',
                        'kickstarter', 'kinja', 'kongregate', 'lastfm',
                        'livejournal', 'losviajeros', 'mastodonsocial',
                        'mastodonxyz', 'mcneel', 'mediavida', 'medium',
                        'memrise', 'meneame', 'mercadolibre', 'meteor',
                        'minds', 'mozilla', 'mstdnjp', 'musicasacra',
                        'myeloma', 'myfitnesspal', 'myspace', 'nairaland',
                        'netvibes', 'newgrounds', 'notabug', 'occupywallst',
                        'ok', 'openframeworks', 'openstreetmap', 'papaly',
                        'pastebin', 'patreon', 'pawoo', 'pearltrees',
                        'periscope', 'pjrc', 'pokerred', 'pornhub', 'rankia',
                        'reddit', 'redtube', 'reverbnation', 'ripenear',
                        'rojadirecta', 'ruby', 'scribd', 'seatwish', 'sencha',
                        'slashdot', 'slideshare', 'smartcitizen', 'smugmug',
                        'soundcloud', 'spaniards', 'spoj', 'spotify',
                        'spreaker', 'steamcommunity', 'steemit', 'steinberg',
                        'teamtreehouse', 'telegram', 'thestudentroom',
                        'theverge', 'tippin_me', 'trakt', 'typepad',
                        'unsplash', 'verbling', 'vexforum', 'viddler',
                        'videohelp', 'vimeo', 'vk', 'warriorforum', 'webtv',
                        'wikipedia_ar', 'wikipedia_ca', 'wikipedia_de',
                        'wikipedia_en', 'wikipedia_es', 'wikipedia_eu',
                        'wikipedia_fr', 'wikipedia_pt', 'wikipedia_ru',
                        'winamp', 'wishlistr', 'witty', 'wykop', 'xing',
                        'zentyal', 'zotero']. More than one option can be
                        selected.
  -t <tag> [<tag> ...], --tags <tag> [<tag> ...]
                        select the list of tags that fit the platforms in
                        which you want to perform the search. More than one
                        option can be selected.
  -x <platform> [<platform> ...], --exclude <platform> [<platform> ...]
                        select the platforms that you want to exclude from the
                        processing.

Processing arguments:
  Configuring the way in which usufy will process the identified profiles.

  --avoid_download      argument to force usufy NOT to store the downloadable
                        version of the profiles.
  --avoid_processing    argument to force usufy NOT to perform any processing
                        task with the valid profiles.
  --fuzz_config <path_to_fuzz_list>
                        path to the fuzzing config details. Wildcards such as
                        the domains or the nicknames should come as: <DOMAIN>,
                        <USERNAME>.
  --nonvalid <not_valid_characters>
                        string containing the characters considered as not
                        valid for nicknames.
  -e <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...], --extension <sum_ext> [<sum_ext> ...]
                        output extension for the summary files. Default: csv.
  -L <path_to_log_folder, --logfolder <path_to_log_folder
                        path to the log folder. If none was provided, ./logs
                        is assumed.
  -o <path_to_output_folder>, --output_folder <path_to_output_folder>
                        output folder for the generated documents. While if
                        the paths does not exist, usufy will try to create; if
                        this argument is not provided, usufy will NOT write
                        any down any data. Check permissions if something goes
                        wrong.
  -w, --web_browser     opening the uris returned in the default web browser.
  -F <alternative_header_file>, --file_header <alternative_header_file>
                        Header for the output filenames to be generated. If
                        None was provided the following will be used:
                        profiles.<extension>.
  -T <num_threads>, --threads <num_threads>
                        write down the number of threads to be used (default
                        32). If 0, the maximum number possible will be used,
                        which may make the system feel unstable.

About arguments:
  Showing additional information about this program.

  -h, --help            shows this help and exists.
  -v <verbosity>, --verbose <verbosity>
                        select the verbosity level: 0 - minimal; 1 - normal
                        (default); 2 - debug.
  --version             shows the version of the program and exits.

Check the README.md file for further details on the usage of this program or
follow us on Twitter in <http://twitter.com/i3visio>.