Father Drew™ on Twittaer: Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know (Part 2) 1. shodan.io — A search engine that index
Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know (Part 2)
1. shodan.io — A search engine that indexes publicly exposed internet-connected devices
2. crt.sh — Reveals every SSL certificate ever issued for a domain, exposing hidden subdomains
3. viewdns.info — Reverse-looks-up DNS records, IP history, and hosting info for any domain
4. exploit-db.com — A public archive of documented software vulnerabilities, for defenders and researchers
5. radar.cloudflare.com — Live global internet traffic and outage data most people never see
6. wigle.net — A crowd-sourced map of Wi-Fi networks and their locations worldwide
7. osintframework.com — A directory of hundreds of open-source intelligence tools in one place
8. archive.org/web — The Wayback Machine's advanced search can resurrect long-deleted webpages
9. grep.app — Full-text search across the code of millions of public GitHub repositories
10. censys.io — Maps and searches every publicly reachable server and device on the internet
11. namechk.com — Checks if a username is available across hundreds of platforms at once
12. hunter.io — Finds the email address format a company uses from just its domain
13. voidtools.com — A free tool that indexes and searches an entire Windows drive instantly
14. thispersondoesnotexist.com — Generates a photorealistic human face that has never existed
15. pastebin.com — A public text-dump site often used to share (and sometimes leak) raw data
16. shellcheck.net — Instantly finds bugs and security issues in shell scripts, free
17. ipleak.net — Shows exactly what your VPN or browser is leaking about your real identity
18. bgp.he.net — Maps the raw routing infrastructure that makes the entire internet work
19. radio.garden — Tunes into thousands of live radio stations from anywhere on Earth
20. haveibeenpwned.com/passwor... — Checks if a specific password has ever appeared in a known breach
21. torproject.org — The official, legal software for anonymous, encrypted browsing
22. downforeveryoneorjustme.co... — Instantly tells you if a site is actually down or it's just you
23. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every plane in the sky, live, anywhere in the world
24. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
25. spyonweb.com — Reveals what other websites share the same owner via tracking IDs
Photo: "Binary code" by Hack Frigyes, CC BY-SA 3.0 #websites
1. shodan.io — A search engine that indexes publicly exposed internet-connected devices
2. crt.sh — Reveals every SSL certificate ever issued for a domain, exposing hidden subdomains
3. viewdns.info — Reverse-looks-up DNS records, IP history, and hosting info for any domain
4. exploit-db.com — A public archive of documented software vulnerabilities, for defenders and researchers
5. radar.cloudflare.com — Live global internet traffic and outage data most people never see
6. wigle.net — A crowd-sourced map of Wi-Fi networks and their locations worldwide
7. osintframework.com — A directory of hundreds of open-source intelligence tools in one place
8. archive.org/web — The Wayback Machine's advanced search can resurrect long-deleted webpages
9. grep.app — Full-text search across the code of millions of public GitHub repositories
10. censys.io — Maps and searches every publicly reachable server and device on the internet
11. namechk.com — Checks if a username is available across hundreds of platforms at once
12. hunter.io — Finds the email address format a company uses from just its domain
13. voidtools.com — A free tool that indexes and searches an entire Windows drive instantly
14. thispersondoesnotexist.com — Generates a photorealistic human face that has never existed
15. pastebin.com — A public text-dump site often used to share (and sometimes leak) raw data
16. shellcheck.net — Instantly finds bugs and security issues in shell scripts, free
17. ipleak.net — Shows exactly what your VPN or browser is leaking about your real identity
18. bgp.he.net — Maps the raw routing infrastructure that makes the entire internet work
19. radio.garden — Tunes into thousands of live radio stations from anywhere on Earth
20. haveibeenpwned.com/passwor... — Checks if a specific password has ever appeared in a known breach
21. torproject.org — The official, legal software for anonymous, encrypted browsing
22. downforeveryoneorjustme.co... — Instantly tells you if a site is actually down or it's just you
23. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every plane in the sky, live, anywhere in the world
24. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
25. spyonweb.com — Reveals what other websites share the same owner via tracking IDs
Photo: "Binary code" by Hack Frigyes, CC BY-SA 3.0 #websites
20 hours ago