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Newsletter 2020-01-12

Published on January 12, 2020 by

January 2020: OSINT Tool Update & Latest News

🕵🏻 OSINT Tools: Reverse Hash Lookup

We have added a reverse hash lookup: https://intelx.io/tools?tab=hash

The lookup takes as input a hash of type MD5, SHA1, SHA256, or SHA512. It then redirects the user to 3rd party sites which perform the reverse lookup.
Potentially, it can be used to reverse the hashing of a password, email, or domain.

Whois Data Statistics

Every month we continue to index the latest whois data. We took a sample set across one day and analyzed it; here are the results.

  • 75% of the whois data is whois protected. This means that basic information, such as the owner’s name of a domain, email address, and physical address, are not available.
  • The other 25%, however, is not whois protected. Breakdown of that 25%:
    • Most domains are registered in the USA (29%), China (28%), and India (6%).
    • Some TLDs are not present within the sample data, like AT and DE. This could be an indicator that more than 75% of domains are whois protected.

For details read the blog post.

Upcoming Features

Planned upcoming features:

☑️ Melania: A virtual search assistant to help you find what you need.
☑️ Data Wall: A stream of results, including analysis & possible courses of actions.
☑️ New data sources: We are planning a few new data categories for Q1 and Q2 2020. Immediately planned is Usenet and Wikipedia.

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