Questionable Recomendations

[JASory]

Questionable Recomendations

[Sud0nym4315]

I think this falls outside the scope of the goal of this tool. None of the tools have to be secure or private to fulfill the goal of performing passive reconnaissance.

[JASory]

Except it's primarily advertising. Anyone with some technical proficiency knows that these don't provide any unique capability. I cited the Epic browser as an egregious example as it is 1. obscure 2. Everything it claims is done better and in a verifiable way by much more notable browsers.

"None of these have to be secure or private to fulfill the goal of passive reconnaissance"
There is nothing passive about connecting to a website. In fact traceability is a common concern in the OSINT community, as subjects that can trace users can cut-off information access.

The critique here is that it is just a list of various websites and softwares, with no curation or evaluation of whether or not they are actually useful. Many of which are apparently useless, or even security risks. (see #328)