Description
Currently, user-scanner only supports scanning a single target type at a time (username or email). In many OSINT investigations, initial scans uncover hidden identifiers for a different target type (e.g., an email address buried in a bio, or a connected GitHub/PayPal/Patreon link returning a username).
Feature Request
We need an automated way to pivot between targets:
- Extraction Engine: Automatically parse the metadata dictionaries of found targets for valid emails, social media handles, and wallet URLs (PayPal, Venmo, Patreon).
- Interactive Selection: After a primary scan finishes, present the user with a prompt listing any extracted secondary targets and ask if they'd like to perform a cross-scan.
- Automated Flag: Introduce a
--cross-auto flag that bypasses the prompt and automatically launches full cross-scans on all extracted identifiers.
Expected Behavior
- Using
--cross or --cross-auto should seamlessly chain an email scan after a username scan (or vice-versa).
- Secondary outputs should be saved separately if the
-o flag is passed, avoiding overwriting the primary report.
Description
Currently, user-scanner only supports scanning a single target type at a time (username or email). In many OSINT investigations, initial scans uncover hidden identifiers for a different target type (e.g., an email address buried in a bio, or a connected GitHub/PayPal/Patreon link returning a username).
Feature Request
We need an automated way to pivot between targets:
--cross-autoflag that bypasses the prompt and automatically launches full cross-scans on all extracted identifiers.Expected Behavior
--crossor--cross-autoshould seamlessly chain an email scan after a username scan (or vice-versa).-oflag is passed, avoiding overwriting the primary report.