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<h2>GREP FOR OSINT</h2>

GREP FOR OSINT is a set of very simple shell scripts that will help you quickly analyze a text or a folder with files for data useful for investigation (phone numbers, bank card numbers, URLs, emails and nicknames).

Simply replace the text in the "text_for_analyze.txt" file with your text and run one of the .sh files whose name ends in "from_text".

For example:

bash Email_from_text.sh

Or replace the files in the "files_for_analyze" folder with your own and run one of the .sh files ending in "from_folder".

The result will be saved in a new text file with an appropriate name (for example, result_email_from_text_2021.08.01-16.47.52).

In files tags_content_from_folder.sh, tags_content_from_html.sh, Keyword_from_folder.sh, Keyword_from_text.sh you don't have to change anything. You can just run them and enter the desired values directly into the command line after a prompt from the script.

Warning

With large amounts of text the grep command can take a very, very long time.

It's possible to use this tool for analyze html files from WayBack Machine (web.archive.org):

Make sure you have Python installed on your computer or install it.

Next launch pip install waybackpack

Get list of website's saved pages: waybackpack http://litsey623.ru/ --list

Download pages version, saved during period between 2010-2011

waybackpack http://litsey623.ru/ -d files_for_analyze --from-date 2010 --to-date 2011

For extracting emails from saved pages launch:

bash Email_from_folder.sh

View file:

result_email_from_folder_(current_date).txt

(Analogously, it is possible to extract keywords, phone numbers, URL etc)

<h1>GREP Alternatives</h1>

Regular expressions from the scripts in this repository can also be used with various GREP modifications. Some of them can be found in this list:

https://github.com/cipher387/awesome-grep

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