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GHunt is a modulable OSINT tool designed to evolve over the years and incorporates many techniques to investigate Google accounts, or objects. It currently has email, document, youtube and gaia modules. 🔥 GHunt is being completely refactored, to allow use as a Python library, removing Selenium and Google Chrome dependencies,…
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why you steal my image
original tutorial from https://www.kevintekno.com/2021/01/cara-mencari-informasi-seseorang.html
Hello there,
The images come from the tools github page: https://github.com/mxrch/ghunt
If you could please send the correct link as yours leads to 404 so we cannot confirm that something is wrong
How to genarate tokens and cookies ?
it seems it’s not working. Now it keeps saying “This email address does not belong to a Google Account.”
Hi Jack,
It’s hard to say what’s the problem, because there is an open issue with this error message. You can find more details here https://github.com/mxrch/GHunt/issues/144
It does always show last edit date as exactly 1 month ago from the time being (in case if editing was done later, it seems to be correct) no matter what cookies were used. Tried on several accounts. For me it has not also extracted any additional data as phone models, whatsoever. Thanks for the tool though.
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