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Thanks to the communities, companies and individuals behind these amazingly free tools and resources

Goosint Lists

Amazing lists about all kinds of cybersecurity resources and tools :right_anger_bubble:

Goosint Cyber Toolkit 🥇 - The largest list of free web-enabled OSINT and Cybersecurity tools (+200 web-based tools).
Goosint Cyber News 🗞️ - A curated list of amazing resources providing cybersecurity news, blogs & articles, and research.
Goosint Cybersecurity Learning 🎓 - A curated list of amazing tools and resources related to cybersecurity learning and practicing platforms.
Goosint Personal Security Checklist 🔐 - A curated list of personal (home, familly, etc.) cybersecurity best practices from national security agencies, cybersecurity instituions and more.

These may help you if you live in France:

France : Ma Sécurité & Cybersécurité 🇫🇷 - A curated list of useful links for reporting data-privacy, safety, security and cybersecurity issues in France.

↑ Credits

Goosint is a personal project that started out in May 2023 as initially for sharing amazing, free, and ready-to-use Open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools related to cybersecurity. At the end of 2023, the plateform has expanded to provide resources related to peoples’ safety in France (e.g, public services related to Internet and Security), privacy-aware tools, and more resources for cybersecurity professionnals. Back in February 2025, Goosint moved to GitHub — time to make it open, collaborative, and a little more awesome!

↑ Why “Goosint”

The name Goosint comes from the combination of the word “Go” and “OSINT” which gives GOOSINT. Simple word so you can easilly remember it :sunglasses:.

↑ Contributing

If you want to add other tools or have any suggestions to improve this project, you can contact me here.

PS. I still need to work on a proper contribution process in github. Please give me some time :cowboy_hat_face:.

↑ Badges

You are allowed to use the badges on lists not included here and also on private lists.

[![Powered by Badge](https://github.com/khalil-b1/goosint/raw/main/media/powered-by-badge.png)](https://github.com/khalil-b1/goosint/tree/main)
[![Mentioned in Badge](https://github.com/khalil-b1/goosint/raw/main/media/mentioned-in-badge.png)](https://github.com/khalil-b1/goosint/tree/main)

You can add it to the top of your list, right next to the title. Badges are available in both .svg and .png format.

↑ They are recommending goosint. Thanks!

DIGITAL FORENSICS ALUMNI - Recommended by the Digital Forensics community
Sector035.nl – When it comes to open source data sources […], this website has got you covered!
Osintnewsletter.con – With 130+ in the collection, you’re bound to find something useful.
GitHub / Jieyab89 – Listed in OSINT-Cheat-sheet.
Tn-ict.com – Listed in the Presentations forum.
France Verif – Listed as reliable source specialized on OSINT and Cybersecurity tools.
Virtualprivatelibrary.net – Listed in OSINT guide.
X.com (Twitter): Daily OSINT, Dark Web Intelligence, 0xtechrock, Dark Web Informer.

↑ License

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. In other words, share generously but provide attribution to the authors (e.g, credit: goosint.com).

If you wish to find more deep and technical resources on cyber security, I invite you to visit this awesome project sindresorhus/awesome/security.

Sincerely, Khalil B.