Back to intelx.io

Newsletter 2020-08-03

Published on August 3, 2020 by

August 2020: Recap of 3rd-party OSINT tools and integrations

We are listing all approved 3rd-party integrations here: https://intelx.io/integrations

  • h8mail: “an email OSINT and breach hunting tool using different breach and reconnaissance services”
  • Maltego Transform
  • subfinder: “subdomain discovery tool that discovers valid subdomains for websites by using passive online sources”
  • theHarvester: “The tool gathers emails, names, subdomains, IPs and URLs using multiple public data sources”
  • SpiderFoot: “automates OSINT collection”
  • Mitaka: “a browser extension for OSINT search”

h8mail is the latest integration and is highly recommended by Intelligence X. The linked integrations page above contains a couple of important basic rules. Public API keys are being discontinued and each user must use their own API key.

Academia Program

We offer a free tier to universities and schools. Over the past couple of months, many universities have been added. For details, visit https://intelx.io/academia.

Blocking Tor IPs

We are blocking Tor IP addresses from signup, login, and search. For details, read this blog post.

Latest Stats

Our latest count shows 23,684,704,759 records and 85 TB of data in 19 data categories.

Kleissner Investments s.r.o., Na Strzi 1702/65, 14000 Prague, Czech Republic

If you don’t wish to receive this newsletter anymore, please click here to unsubscribe.

Related articles

Newsletter 2020-08-27

Published on August 27, 2020 by

August 2020: Latest News & Statistics Public API keys are retired We have retired public API keys. All 3rd party tools and integrations must use per-user API keys. Note: This also affects SpiderFoot users. We have updated our SDK to reflect that change. You can find your personal API key here: https://intelx.io/account?tab=developer In related news,


The road to 100 billion records

Published on August 23, 2020 by

At Intelligence X, we value quality over quantity. Our goal is continuous improvement, sustainability, and stability. As we cross the mark of 25 billion records with 100+ TB of storage, it is time to set sail for 100 billion records. Counting records A single record is an extracted selector (search term) like “test.com”. A search


Why we are going to block Tor IPs

Published on July 5, 2020 by

tl;dr: Nothing ever good comes out of Tor. We are going to block Tor IP addresses from signup, login, and search starting on July 5, 2020. Our reasons are rooted in: Tor Hidden Services Are a Failed Technology, Harming Children, Dissidents and Journalists. Read this blog post by lawfare. According to our own investigation, Tor


Search the blog: