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Usage Options
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After you start the tool and enter a username, you will be able to reach the Usage screen by typing -h.
Everything is very self-explanatory. If you can't figure it out, there is a full description of them below.
[COMMAND] [ALIAS] [INFO]
-h | --help |
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[GENERAL]: |
-s | | (Starts The Program)
-N | --nsfw | (Points NSFW Sites)
-ec | | (Prints The Returned Status Code)
-a | | (Shows Everything)
| | Error ID's:
| |
| | E ⥴ Connection Error, Etc
| |
-p | --ping | (pings website)
Clear |--Clear | Clears The Terminal
-q | --quit | (Quits)
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[FILES]: |
-r | --read | (Reads Last Search Results)
-ls | | Prints The Files In ./tookie-osint
-Cat | | Reads The Inputed File
--Config | | Edits The Config.
--Wiki | | Prints Wiki Pages
-gsl| | (Generates Random Sites And Tests Them)
| | Ussage:
| | [LENGTH]
| | [AMOUNT]
| | [TYPE]
| | [OPTIONS]
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[SCANS]: |
-f | | Runs A Fast Scan
-m | | Runs A Scan From The Big Site List
-O | | Checks Accounts From A List
-d | | (Allows Redirects "Might Not Be Accurate")
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[PROXIES]: |
-c | | (Connects To A Proxy Server)
| | Format [Type] [Ip] [Port]
| |
-lp | | (Gives A List Of Posible Working Proxys)
| | Types:
| |
| | http ⥴ /http.txt
| | socks4 ⥴ /socks4.txt
| | socks5 ⥴ /socks5.txt
| |
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[OTHER]: |
-FS | | Runs A Simple Network File Share
-S | | Downloads A Webpage's HTML File
-u | | Prints The Requested Username
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prints the help menu
you can use --help to show the help menu also.
This option prints the contents of the last saved file.
It also prints the contents of the inputted file for the -o option.
Alternatively, you can use --read to read the last save as well.
This option allows you to manually test a website's up-status or to test if the URL possibly exists.
Alternatively, you can use --ping to ping as well.
This exits the program.
Alternatively, you can use --quit to exit as well.
This option prints out the contents of the proxies Tookie comes with.
At the moment Tookie only supplies http, socks4, and socks5.
The list of proxies can be found in /tookie-osint/proxys/
The -gsl option is used to generate lists of possible working websites.
It requires a [LENGTH] of the url, and a [AMOUNT] of times it will generate sites.
It requires a [TYPE] which can be .com, .net, .xyz, etc Alternately, you can use -a for the [OPTIONS] as it tests multiple url extensions.
The -a option is really straight forward, it shows all the sites it tested. It prints [-] for a possible non-working site and [+] for a working site.
It also prints the sites that returned an error, the ID's are listed below.
[S] S ⥴ SSL Error
[H] H ⥴ HTTP Error
[T] T ⥴ Connection Timeout
[R] R ⥴ Retry Error
[P] P ⥴ Proxy Error
[C] C ⥴ Connection Error
[I] I ⥴ Invalid URL
[N] N ⥴ Header Error
[CE] CE ⥴ Chunk Error
The -N option points out NSFW sites that it scanned.
You can also use --nsfw as well.
This option prints out the returned error codes. It is paired very well with -a
Starts Tookie.
This allows the websites to redirect you before getting the error codes. This type of scan is not 100% accurate.
This option allows you to use a proxy. It requires a [Type] like http or socks4 then it need a [Ip] Finally it needs a [Port]
This runs a scan based on a smaller site list that is located in /tookie-osint/fsites.json. The scan is a lot faster than a normal scan
This option allows you to check for usernames based on a custom site list.
This option is often confused with the -s option. However, they both do separate things. The -S option downloads a site's .html file from their site.
The -Tor option is currently in beta hence the title. By using it, you can access Dark Tookie which allows you to search for sites on the dark web. Read More here: Dark Tookie Documentation
prints the inputted username.
prints every file in the ./tookie-osint folder.
This option reads the content of the requested file.
The config editor.
This option prints the Wiki Pages. It can be used before you run Tookie.
This clears the terminal and can be run with clear or Clear or --Clear.
This option starts with the simple local file-sharing module. This module will ask if you want to host a server or not. If the user chooses to host a server, it will wait for a computer to send it a file. If the user doesn't want to host, a follow-up prompt will ask for the file and IP of the host.
This option toggles Tookie built in web scraper.
This command shows the plugin menu.