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Awesome Hacker Search Engines is a community-maintained reference of the best security-focused search engines and online tools. Whether you’re enumerating attack surfaces, hunting CVEs, tracking threat actors, or running OSINT investigations, this list has you covered — organized into 25+ categories so you can find the right tool fast.

Introduction

Learn what this list covers and how it’s organized

How to Use

Practical workflows for pentesters, bug bounty hunters, and OSINT analysts

Servers & Infrastructure

Shodan, Censys, FOFA, ZoomEye, and more internet-wide scanners

Vulnerabilities & Exploits

CVE databases, exploit archives, and PoC repositories

Threat Intelligence

MITRE ATT&CK, VirusTotal, abuse.ch feeds, and malware sandboxes

OSINT & People

Email, phone, social network, and people-search tools

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Attack Surface

External exposure mapping

Domains

WHOIS, subdomains, DNS history

DNS

Passive DNS and zone analysis

Certificates

Certificate transparency search

URLs

URL scanning and reputation

Code Search

Search across public repositories

Credentials

Data breach and hash lookups

Leaks

Breach databases and leak archives

Web History

Wayback Machine and page archives

WiFi Networks

Wireless network databases

Hidden Services

Tor network search engines

Images

Reverse image and EXIF tools

Phone Numbers

Reverse phone lookup services

People

People search and public records

Surveillance Cameras

Public webcam directories

Files

File and paste search engines

Crypto

Blockchain analysis tools

Vehicle

VIN and license plate lookups

About This Project

Awesome Hacker Search Engines is an open-source, MIT-licensed project maintained by edoardottt and the community. All tools listed are publicly accessible online resources — no software installation required.
This list is for educational and authorized security testing purposes only. Always ensure you have proper permission before using these tools against any target.

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