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Definitely tailored towards law enforcement imo. I personally don’t pay for tools for my investigations, but it is nice to see what under $100 can get you, at least for the month. If I was getting paid to do an investigation, and this tool fits the mission, I’d bake it into the cost

@@0x4rk0 yeh i guess if you had a specific project, or you were a licensed private investigator or hired by someone it could make your life easier. i just think its a big ask when you consider the vast amount of open source projects and tools people give for free/very cheap. The API calls to shodan and their other integrations probably do have a backend cost, so i dont think it doesnt have value... but it seems like something that would have an entry level tier for $5-$20 a month for limited calls,. and then more expensive tiers for companies/law enforcement

I’d pay for the convenience and time bought back

Typically ads have kickbacks or payment. I was given neither, other than account access 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@0x4rk0 it's all good bro I was just messing with you. I don't even know how I got here lol. Maybe you and Lex freeman have a lot in common.

Are you referring to American Contingency ran by Mike Glover a militia? I promise you they don't organize like that. They'd be the world's most ineffective militia. They're more of an information sharing platform.

Then do the compiling yourself 😂 it takes time and effort to make the program and they’re not stopping you from accessing anything

The information this tool provides is 100% free, you will just have to fetch it

You misunderstand the meaning of 'Open Source'. You're welcome to go and find all that information in the wild 🤷🏿‍♂️

@@0x4rk0 100%. thats the first thing i thought when i saw it was using shodan and social media info. its a cool interface and aggregation of data but 89$ a month for a frontend of free information is obscene EDIT: and no disrespect, but this does seem like an ad. they gave you free access to something no sane hobbyist would pay for. so it does make you wonder who you expect your audience to be with a title like "Offensive OSINT: You need this tool". again, i mean no disrespect but step back and ask yourself how many hobbyist hackers and security researchers would pay 89$ a month for something like this. not not even close to reasonable for a frontend of "open source" information. the only other answer is you expect your audience to be companies that need this? $5 a month maybe with a tier geared towards professionals for more..

I am not the best at the tech side, but is that 30 minutes simple? 😂

@@victorygarden556 Depends, I will take a look at it

Thanks! I will check it out

@@0x4rk0 thanks, I’ll be sure to watch the vid

@@victorygarden556 that 30 minutes honestly assumes you have some experience in connecting APIs and self-hosting. For someone with zero experience, I could probably make a walkthrough that would take a total newbie about 2 hours or less, but Kamerka isn't a tool I'd want to start teaching everyone, as ...like I said...it's scary what's out there and I don't want to see people's medical records start getting ransomwared. I used to be a lot more nefarious, but I'm on the security and defense side of things at this point.

Okay

Mainly doing it to not attract actual squatters and pest control