1. Demonstration of one of the methods in the Plugin — 〘GEO_IP/domain〙

https://github.com/snooppr/snoop/assets/61022210/ab20ec4f-8eb2-40ff-b773-4e3443ad2a70

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Reports are also available in csv/txt/CLI/maps

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Report in HTML format on the OSM map (Snoop full version)

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2. Demonstration of one of the methods in the Plugin — 〘Yandex_parser〙

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Search report dozen username (Plugin — Yandex_parser)

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3. Demonstration of one of the methods in the Plugin — 〘Reverse Vgeocoder〙

https://github.com/snooppr/snoop/assets/61022210/0be6ac32-c72f-4a18-9c9e-3413085f57c3

Snoop selects only geocoordinates from dirty data (numbers, letters, special characters), places markers on the map based on them and labels them with nearby populated areas/objects.

Visualization of signed geocoordinates: HTML report (Snoop full version)

Native Installation

• Note: don’t do this if you want to install snoop on android/termux
  (installation is different, see dedicated section below for that).
• Note: the required version of Python 3.7+

# Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/snooppr/snoop

# Log in to the working directory
$ cd ~/snoop

# Install python3 and python3-pip if they are not installed
$ apt-get update && apt-get install python3 python3-pip

# Install dependencies 'requirements'
$ pip install --upgrade pip
$ python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
# If instead of the flags of countries are displayed in letter country code, deliver a font package, such as color
$ apt-get install fonts-noto-color-emoji or (monochrome) $ apt-get install ttf-ancient-fonts
# On Windows OS use CMD or PowerShell (to choose from convenience), but not WSL!

usage: snoop_cli.bin [search arguments...] nickname
or
usage: snoop_cli.bin [service arguments | plugins arguments]


$ snoop_cli.bin --help #manual snoop build version GNU/Linux

Help

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

service arguments:
  --version, -V         printing versions of :: OS; Snoop;
                        Python and Licenses
  --list-all, -l        Print detailed information about the 
                        Snoop database
  --donate, -d          Donate to the development of the Snoop Project,
                        get/buy Snoop Full Version
  --autoclean, -a       Delete all reports, clear cache
  --update, -U          Update Snoop

plugins arguments:
  --module, -m          OSINT search: use various plugins Snoop ::
                        IP/GEO/YANDEX

search arguments:
  nickname              The nickname of the wanted user.
                        Searching for several names at the same time is 
                        supported. Nicknames containing a space in their name
                        are enclosed in quotation marks
  --verbose, -v         When searching for 'nickname', print detailed
                        verbalization
  --web-base, -w        Connect to search for 'nickname' to the updated web_DB
                        (4600+ websites). In demo version the function is disabled
  --site , -s <site_name> 
                        Specify the name of the site from the database 
                        '--list-all'. Search for 'nickname' on one specified
                        resource, it is acceptable to use the '-s' option
                        multiple times
  --exclude , -e <country_code> 
                        Exclude the selected region from the search,
                        it is permissible to use the '-e' option several times,
                        for example, '-e RU -e WR' exclude Russia and World from search
  --include , -i <country_code> 
                        Include only the selected region in the search,
                        it is permissible to use the '-i' option several times,
                        for example, '-i US -i UA' search for USA and Ukraine
  --country-sort, -c    Print and record_results' by country, not alphabetically
  --time-out , -t <digit> 
                        Set maximum time allocation for waiting for a response 
                        from the server (seconds). Affects the search duration.
                        Affects 'Timeout errors:' On. this option is necessary
                        with a slow Internet connection (by default 9s)
  --found-print, -f     Print only found accounts
  --no-func, -n         ✓Monochrome terminal, do not use colors in url
                        ✓Disable opening web browser
                        ✓Disable printing of country flags 
                        ✓Disable indication and progress status
  --userlist , -u <file> 
                        Specify a file with a list of users. Snoop will
                        intelligently process the data and provide additional reports
  --save-page, -S       Save found user pages to local files (slow mode)
  --cert-on, -C         Enable verification of certificates on servers.
                        By default, certificate verification on servers is disabled, 
                        which allows you to process problematic sites without errors
  --headers , -H <User-Agent> 
                        Set the user-agent manually, the agent is enclosed in 
                        quotes, by default a random or overridden user-agent
                        from the snoop database is set for each site
  --pool , -p <digit>  
                        Disable auto-optimization and set manual search acceleration
                        from 1 to 160 max. worker threads/processes. By default, the
                        personal maximum limit of any device in Quick mode is used,
                        in other modes, the maximum limit of weak PCs is used. Too low
                        or too high a value can significantly slow down the software.
                        ~For the calculated optimal value for this device, see the
                        'snoop info' block, the 'Recommended pool' parameter, the
                        [--version/-V] option. This option is recommended for use
                        1) if the user has a multi-core device 2) does not want to use
                        the Quick mode [--quick/-q] 3) intends to speed up the search,
                        for example, in the mode with the [--found-print/-f'] option.
                        The option is personal and can accelerate the search in
                        Snoopfull version to enormous speeds
  --quick, -q           Fast and aggressive search mode. 
                        Does not reprocess failed resources,
                        which speeds up the search,
                        but also slightly increases Bad_raw.
                        Quick mode adapts to PC power,
                        does not print intermediate results,
                        is effective and is designed for Snoop full version

Example

# To search for only one user:
$ python3 snoop.py username1 #Running from source
$ snoop_cli.bin username1 #Running from release linux
# Or, for example, Cyrillic is supported:
$ python3 snoop.py олеся #Running from source
# To search for a name containing a space:
$ snoop_cli.bin "bob dylan" #Running from release linux
$ snoop_cli.bin dob_dylan #Running from release linux
$ snoop_cli.bin bob-dylan #Running from release linux

# Running on Windows OS:
$ python snoop.py username1 #Running from source
$ snoop_cli.exe username1 #Running from release win
# To search for one or more users:
$ snoop_cli.exe username1 username2 username3 username4 #Running from release win

# Search for a lot of users;
# avoiding freezes on websites (more often the "dead zone" depends on the user's ip address);
# print only found accounts; save pages of found accounts locally; 
# specify a file with a list of wanted accounts; 
# connect to the expandable and updated web-base Snoop for search:
$ snoop_cli.bin -t 6 -f -S -u ~/file.txt -w #Running from release linux

# check the Snoop database:
$ snoop_cli.bin --list all #Running from release linux

# print the help for Snoop functions:
$ snoop_cli.bin --help #Running from release linux

# Searching for two usernames on two resources:
$ snoop_cli.bin -s habr -s lichess chikamaria irina

# Get Snoop full version:
$ snoop_cli.bin --donate

# Enable Snoop plugins:
$ snoop_cli.bin --module #Running from release linux

• ‘ctrl-c’ — abort search.
• The found accounts will be stored in ~/snoop/results/nicknames/*{txt|csv|html}.
• Open csv in office in, field separator comma.
• Destroy all search results — delete the ‘~/snoop/results’ directory.
  or incl. and reset cache snoop_cli.exe --autoclean #Running from release OS Windows.

# Update Snoop to test new features in the software
$ python3 snoop.py --update #Git installation is required

• Detailed manual in English

Solving:

1. Reconfigure your Firewall (for example, Kaspersky blocks resources for adults).

2. Check the speed of your Internet connection:
   python3 snoop.py -v username
   If any of the network parameters are highlighted in red, Snoop may hang during the search.
   At low speed, increase the ‘x’ value of the ‘–time-out x’ option:
   python3 snoop.py -t 15 username.

3. In fact, this is not a mistake. Fix username
   (for example, some sites do not allow Cyrillic characters; “spaces” or “Vietnamese-Chinese encoding”
   in user names, in order to save time: - requests are filtered).

4. Change your IP address
   Сensorship are the most common reasons why the user receives skip errors/false positives/and in some cases ‘Alas’.
   When using Snoop from the IP address of the mobile operator’s provider, the speed may drop significantly, depending on the provider.
   For example, the most effective way to solve the problem is TO USE A VPN, Tor is not very well suited for this task.
   Rule: one scan from one ip is not enough to get the most out of Snoop.

5. Open in the Snoop repository on Github-e Issue/Pull request
   (inform the developer about this).

6. Do not pay attention, sites sometimes go for repair work and return to operation.

7. There is problem with openssl in some GNU/Linux distributions, and also the problem with sites that haven’t been updated in years. These problems occur if the user intentionally started snoop with the ‘–cert-on’ option.
   Solving:

$ sudo nano /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf

# Edit the lines at the very bottom of the file:
[MinProtocol = TLSv1.2]
on
[MinProtocol = TLSv1]

[CipherString = DEFAULT@SECLEVEL=2]
on
[CipherString = DEFAULT@SECLEVEL=1]

• Project development history.

• License.

• Documentation/ru.

• Public key fingerprint: 076DB9A00B583FFB606964322F1154A0203EAE9D.

• Snoop is not perfect: web sites are falling; closing tags are missing; the network is being censored; certificates are not renewed; hosting services are not paid on time.
From time to time, it is necessary to follow all this “Web rock’ n 'roll”, so donations are welcome:
example close/bad websites.

• Visualization of commits: from the birth of the project to Friday the thirteenth, 2023.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/61022210/212534128-bc0e5779-a367-4d0a-86cb-c52503ee53c4.mp4