AnasOsint is an open-source tool built in Python and designed to collect and analyze information from open sources (OSINT) in a comprehensive and structured way. It supports digital investigations, cybersecurity operations, and Red Team activities by providing multiple search capabilities for emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, and domains. The tool uses a modular architecture where each module is responsible for a specific type of search, such as querying an email address, phone number, domain, or IP, and it offers different scanning levels ranging from basic checks that require no API keys to advanced scans that rely on major OSINT services like Shodan, VirusTotal, SecurityTrails, HaveIBeenPwned, and others. It features an interactive mode with a simplified interface that lets users choose the scan type directly, as well as a command-line mode for more precise searches or saving detailed reports inside a dedicated reports folder. The tool requires Python 3.8 or later with the dependencies listed in requirements.txt, and provides a main.py file as the primary entry point. When performing a scan, each module collects data from different sources, analyzes it, extracts relevant information related to the target digital identifiers, and then generates a well-structured text report containing the full results. AnasOsint is suitable for security researchers, digital investigators, and developers who want to expand their OSINT skills, and it also serves as a solid foundation for adding new modules or integrating it into larger tools. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This tool is intended exclusively for ethical hacking, educational use, and legal penetration testing. Anas Labrini is not responsible for any misuse. You can find the source code and updates on the official GitHub repository. You can click on GitHub to access the repository.

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