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📟 Commands Reference

Explore the powerful OSINT commands with detailed examples and how to use them.

  • Usage: asn <ip>
    Description: Get Autonomous System Number (ASN) and network info for an IP address.
    Example: asn 8.8.8.8
  • Usage: base64 -e <string> (encode), base64 -d <string> (decode)
    Description: Encode or decode a string using Base64.
    Example: base64 -e hello
  • Usage: breachcheck <email>
    Description: Check if an email has been exposed in public data breaches.
    Example: breachcheck example@example.com
  • Usage: cdncheck <url>
    Description: Check if a website is behind a CDN like Cloudflare based on HTTP headers.
    Example: cdncheck https://example.com
  • Usage: clear
    Description: Clear the terminal screen.
  • Usage: dnslookup <domain>
    Description: Resolve DNS records for a domain using Google DNS over HTTPS.
    Example: dnslookup example.com
  • Usage: emailverify <email>
    Description: Check if an email looks suspicious or linked to fraud (via emailrep.io).
    Example: emailverify example@example.com
  • Usage: geolocate <ip>
    Description: Locate the approximate physical location of an IP address.
    Example: geolocate 8.8.8.8
  • Usage: hash <string> [algorithm]
    Description: Generate a hash (MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512) from a string.
    Example: hash hello sha256
  • Usage: hashcrack <hash> [algorithm]
    Description: Attempt to crack a hash using common hash databases (MD5, SHA1, SHA256, etc).
    Example: hashcrack 5d41402abc4b2a76b9719d911017c592
  • Usage: headers <url>
    Description: Fetch HTTP response headers from a URL to inspect server config and technologies.
    Example: headers https://example.com
  • Usage: help [command]
    Description: Display help for all commands or for a specific command.
    Example: help asn
  • Usage: iplookup <ip>
    Description: Retrieve details about an IP address (ISP, hostname, city, region, etc).
    Example: iplookup 8.8.8.8
  • Usage: myip
    Description: Automatically detect your own IP address and analyze its location, ISP, VPN/Proxy/Tor status, etc.
  • Usage: portscan <ip>
    Description: Scan an IP for open ports (basic simulated nmap). Also shows possible ONYPHE data.
    Example: portscan 8.8.8.8
  • Usage: sslcheck <domain>
    Description: Get details about a domain's SSL certificate (validity, issuer, etc).
    Example: sslcheck example.com
  • Usage: subdomains <domain>
    Description: Discover subdomains using public certificate transparency logs and DNS history.
    Example: subdomains example.com
  • Usage: techstack <url>
    Description: Detect technologies used on a website (CMS, JS libraries, frameworks, etc).
    Example: techstack https://example.com
  • Usage: timeconvert <timestamp>
    Description: Convert a UNIX timestamp to human-readable date and time.
    Example: timeconvert 1735682461
  • Usage: urlencode -e <string> (encode), urlencode -d <string> (decode)
    Description: Encode or decode a URL string.
    Example: urlencode -e https://example.com/example
  • Usage: usernamecheck <username>
    Description: Search for a username across multiple websites (may take 10+ seconds).
    Example: usernamecheck johndoe
  • Usage: whois <domain>
    Description: Get registration info for a domain (e.g., registrar, creation/expiration dates, nameservers, etc).
    Example: whois example.com

📜 Changelog

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  • - Launched the Terminal6 Hub for expanded features, future tools, and tutorials on how to use them.
  • - Updated popup message text for better clarity.
  • - Added popup message on start, showing app status: Connecting..., Connected, Disconnected
  • - Initial website launch for terminal6.org

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