Disclaimer: FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY! The contributors do not assume any responsibility for the use of this tool.
Warning: It is advisable to not use your own/primary account when using this tool.
Osintgram offers an interactive shell to perform analysis on Instagram account of any users by its nickname. You can get:
- addrs Get all registered addressed by target photos
- captions Get user's photos captions
- comments Get total comments of target's posts
- followers Get target followers
- followings Get users followed by target
- fwersemail Get email of target followers
- fwingsemail Get email of users followed by target
- fwersnumber Get phone number of target followers
- fwingsnumber Get phone number of users followed by target
- hashtags Get hashtags used by target
- info Get target info
- likes Get total likes of target's posts
- mediatype Get user's posts type (photo or video)
- photodes Get description of target's photos
- photos Download user's photos in output folder
- propic Download user's profile picture
- stories Download user's stories
- tagged Get list of users tagged by target
- wcommented Get a list of user who commented target's photos
- wtagged Get a list of user who tagged target
You can find detailed commands usage here.
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1 .Fork/Clone/Download this repo
git clone https://github.com/Datalux/Osintgram.git
2. Navigate to the directory
cd Osintgram
3. Create a virtual environment for this project
python3 -m venv venv
4. Load the virtual environment
On Windows Powershell: .venvScriptsactivate.ps1
On Linux and Git Bash: source venv/bin/activate
5. Run pip install -r requirements.txt
6. Open the credentials.ini file in the config folder and write your Instagram account username and password in the corresponding fields
Alternatively, you can run the make setup command to populate this file for you.
7. Run the main.py script in one of two ways
As an interactive prompt python3 main.py <target username>
Or execute your command straight away python3 main.py <target username> --command <command>
This section will explain how you can quickly use this image with Docker or Docker-compose.
Before you can use either Docker or Docker-compose, please ensure you do have the following prerequisites met.
- Docker installed – link
- Docker-composed installed (if using Docker-compose) – link
- Credentials configured – This can be done manually or by running the
make setupcommand from the root of this repo
Important: Your container will fail if you do not do step #3 and configure your credentials
If docker is installed you can build an image and run this as a container.
Build:
docker build -t osintgram .
Run:
docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD/output:/home/osintgram/output" osintgram <target>
- The
<target>is the Instagram account you wish to use as your target for recon. - The required
-iflag enables an interactive terminal to use commands within the container. docs - The required
-vflag mounts a volume between your local filesystem and the container to save to the./output/folder. docs - The optional
--rmflag removes the container filesystem on completion to prevent cruft build-up. docs - The optional
-tflag allocates a pseudo-TTY which allows colored output. docs
You can use the docker-compose.yml file this single command:
docker-compose run osintgram <target>
Where target is the Instagram target for recon.
Alternatively, you may run docker-compose with the Makefile:
make run – Builds and Runs with compose. Prompts for a target before running.
For ease of use with Docker-compose, a Makefile has been provided.
Here is a sample workflow to spin up a container and run osintgram with just two commands!
make setup– Sets up your Instagram credentialsmake run– Builds and Runs a osintgram container and prompts for a target
Sample workflow for development:
make setup– Sets up your Instagram credentialsmake build-run-testing– Builds an Runs a container without invoking themain.pyscript. Useful for anitDocker session for developmentmake cleanup-testing– Cleans up the testing container created frombuild-run-testing
To use the development version with the latest feature and fixes just switch to development branch using Git:
git checkout development
and update to the last version using:
git pull origin development
To update Osintgram with the stable release just pull the latest commit using Git.
- Make sure you are in the master branch running:
git checkout master - Download the latest version:
git pull origin master
You can propose a feature request opening an issue or a pull request.