osint
Open-source intelligence gathering - company repository enumeration, secret scanning, git history analysis, employee footprint, and code exposure discovery.
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SKILL.md
OSINT
Passive and semi-passive intelligence gathering focused on code repositories, developer footprints, and exposed secrets across public platforms.
Phases
1. Organization Discovery
- Enumerate GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket orgs for target company name variants
- Find employee personal accounts linked to the target org
- Identify archived, forked, and deleted repositories
2. Repository Analysis
- Map all repos: tech stack, languages, CI/CD, dependencies
- Identify internal hostnames, IPs, endpoints, environment names
- Check for
.env, config files, secrets in current code
3. Secret & Credential Scanning
- Scan current code with
gitleaks/trufflehog - Scan full git history (secrets removed in commits are still accessible)
- Search with targeted dorks (see
reference/repository-recon.md)
4. Code Intelligence
- Extract API endpoints, auth patterns, internal service names
- Review Dockerfiles, CI configs, IaC for infra details
- Check dependency files for version-specific CVE candidates
Output
data/reconnaissance/repositories.json # Repo inventory + findings
reports/reconnaissance_report.md # OSINT section appended
raw/osint/ # Raw tool outputs
Tools
trufflehog, gitleaks, gitrob, GitHub/GitLab search, gh CLI, git log
Rules
- Passive discovery first (search APIs, public pages) before any cloning
- Scan git history — deleted secrets are still in commit objects
- Check employee personal accounts, not just org accounts
- Document every discovered credential/secret immediately as a finding
- All output saved to
{OUTPUT_DIR}/per CLAUDE.md directory structure
Reference
reference/repository-recon.md- Dorks, tool commands, secret patterns, workflow
Files
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