asharbinkhalil/khoji

OSINT tool to download all the previous bitmoji's of any snapchat user.

• 🎓 Cybersecurity UnderGrad at FAST, expecting to graduate in 2024.
• 🔭 Currently working on an Automated OSINT tool like Maltego.
• 📝 I sometimes blog at medium.
• 📫 Always active at asharbinkhalil[at]gmail.com
• 👨‍💻 Check out my portfolio.

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khoji's Issues

Please give credit to the sites/people you learned about this from.

Hey! This is really cool work you did in Python. I think the hashtag OSINT and cyber security communities frown upon not crediting the people/sites where you learned about things.

Your research looks similar to something that Griffin Glynn (https://hatless1der.com/a-snapchat-osint-tip-viewing-bitmoji-changes/) and I blogged about in the past week or two. In fact, I made the BACKMOJI tool that looks really similar to your tool but is in HTML and not Python: https://webbreacher.github.io/osinttools/.

Attribution on the web page?

Ashar....I love how you've improved on what @hatless1der and I made! Entering just the Snap username is MUCH easier than our method. Well done!

I see that in your https://github.com/asharbinkhalil/khoji/tree/master repo you have provided Griffin some attribution and linked to his blog post. I noticed in your tweet, you also mention my backmoji tool as inspiration. When I visited your web page (https://khoji.onrender.com/), however, I didn't see any of this attribution and was wondering if you could please add add some as it looks like you are taking credit for not only coding (which you did!) but the original idea too. I would have submitted a PR to do it but the version of the tool here seems to only generate a PDF of the output.

Thanks and looking forward to seeing more of your tools!

Request to Open-Source Your Web Page

Hey,

https://khoji.onrender.com/

Hope you're doing well! I've been checking out your website and have some cool ideas for improvements. Any chance you'd be open to making the page open source? I'd love to contribute and maybe get others involved too.

Thanks a bunch!