Just the code of my OSINT bot searching for sensitive data leaks on paste sites.
Search terms:
- credentials
 - private RSA keys
 - Wordpress configuration files
 - MySQL connect strings
 - onion links
 - SQL dumps
 - API keys
 - complete emails
 
Search terms can be customized. You can learn more about it in the configuration section.
- https://jakecreps.com/2019/05/08/osint-collection-tools-for-pastebin/
 - https://jakecreps.com/2019/01/08/scavenger/
 - https://youtu.be/VCwiZ2dh17Q?t=51 (the bot is mentioned here)
 
For pastebin.com the bot has two modes:
- looking for sensitive data in the archive via scraping
 - looking for sensitive data by tracking users who publish leaks
 
Additional features:
- customizable search terms
 - scan folders with text files for sensitive information
 
- Delete the README.md files in every subfolder as they are only placeholders
 - The bot searches for email:password combinations and other kinds sensitive data by default. If you want to add more search terms edit the configs/searchterms.txt file or use the -3 switch in the control script Default configs/searchterms.txt configuration:
 
mysqli_connect(
BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY
The name of the database for WordPress
apiKey:
Return-Path:
insert into
INSERT INTO
.onionIf you want to add other search terms just add them to file line by line. You know a useful search terms which is missing here? Tell me! :-) 3. For the user tracking module of pastebin.com you need to add the target users line by line to the configs/users.txt file.
Program help:
$ python3 scavenger.py -h
  _________
 /   _____/ ____ _____ ___  __ ____   ____    ____   ___________
 \_____  \_/ ___\\__  \\  \/ // __ \ /    \  / ___\_/ __ \_  __ \
 /        \  \___ / __ \\   /\  ___/|   |  \/ /_/  >  ___/|  | \/
/_______  /\___  >____  /\_/  \___  >___|  /\___  / \___  >__|
        \/     \/     \/          \/     \//_____/      \/       Reworked
usage: scavenger.py [-h] [-0] [-1] [-2] [-3] [-4]
control script
optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -0, --pbincom        Activate pastebin.com archive scraping module
  -1, --pbincomTrack   Activate pastebin.com user tracking module
  -2, --sensitivedata  Search a specific folder for sensitive data. This might
                       be useful if you want to analyze some pastes which
                       were not collected by the bot.
  -3, --editsearch     Edit search terms file for additional search terms
                       (email:password combinations will always be searched)
  -4, --editusers      Edit user file of the pastebin.com user track module
example usage: python3 scavenger.py -0 -1Crawled pastes are stored at different locations depending on their status.
- Paste crawled but nothing was detected -> data/raw_pastes
 - Paste crawled and an email:password combination was detected -> data/raw_pastes and data/files_with_passwords
 - Paste crawled and other sensitive data was detected -> data/raw_pastes and data/otherSensitivePastes
 
Pastes get stored in data/raw_pastes until they reach a limit of 48000 files. Once there are more then 48000 pastes they get ziped and moved to the archive folder.
Start the pastebin.com archive scraping module
$ python3 scavenger.py -0Start pastebin.com user tracking module
$ python3 scavenger.py -1When starting one of these modules, a tmux session with the running module is created in the background.
List tmux sessions
$ tmux ls
pastebincomArchive: 1 windows (created Sun Apr 14 06:33:32 2021) [204x58]
pastebincomTrack: 1 windows (created Sun Apr 14 06:33:32 2021) [204x58]Interact with a tmux session example
$ tmux a -t pastebincomArchive
$ tmux a -t pastebincomTrackTo detach from a session hit STRG+b d.
If you want to start a module without using the control software you can do this by calling them directly.
Pastebin.com archive scraper
$ python3 pbincomArchiveScrape.pyPastebin.com user tracker
$ python3 pbincomTrackUser.pySearch specific folder for sensitive data:
$ python3 findSensitiveData.py TARGET_FOLDERIf you miss anything and want me to add features or make changes, just let me know via Twitter or GitHub issue :-)