@NFTCPS: Damn, a doxxing tool is here! Just enter a username, and it scrapes over 840 platforms for you. It's called ALIENS EYE. It's not stupid—not just guessing by HTTP status codes—it uses a trained ML model with 25 features to judge, with results in three tiers: Found, Maybe, Not Found, …

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ALIENS EYE is an AI-powered open-source username scanner that uses a machine learning model and 25 features to detect across 840+ platforms, with support for proxies, Tor, and multiple export formats.

Damn, a doxxing tool is here! Just enter a username, and it scrapes over 840 platforms for you. It's called ALIENS EYE. It's not stupid—it doesn't just guess by looking at HTTP status codes. It uses a trained ML model with 25 features to judge, with results in three tiers: Found, Maybe, Not Found, along with confidence scores. A few points: Scans 840+ platforms asynchronously in seconds Can route through Tor and proxies to hide yourself Results can be exported to JSON, CSV, HTML, Markdown In short, it's good for checking people, don't use it for bad stuff. https://github.com/arxhr007/Aliens_eye…
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ALIENS EYE

AI-OSINT Username Scanner

Advanced AI-Powered Social Media Username Finder

Scan 840+ platforms with ML-blended detection

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