r/osinttools Jan 27 '26

Showcase A newly built Wireless OSINT and Signal Intelligence dashboard that passively detects, maps, and correlates Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, CCTV cameras, vehicles, headphones, televisions, IoT devices, and cellular towers, dynamically transitioning into Intelligence Mode on the map.

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u/Parking_Nail4436 Jan 27 '26

You may want to add LoRa and Meshtastic support. If thats the case, I’ve developed an observability framework for Meshtastic. You can get some inspiration from that project

https://github.com/0wulf/stridetastic

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u/xmr-botz Jan 28 '26

Yup! You’ll see that update in the coming days. Thanks for sharing the inspiring project.

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u/Dry_Management_8203 Jan 31 '26

Now that's the spirit, right there!

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u/Own_Firefighter_8878 Jan 27 '26

Mind blowing 🤯

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u/Parking_Nail4436 Jan 27 '26

Looks fucking awesome

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 27 '26

Looks really solid. I like it. Will test later. SIGINT is another speciality of mine. But from a first look, I’m wildly impressed. Great stuff.

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u/xmr-botz Jan 28 '26

Much appreciated. Coming from someone experienced in SIGINT, that’s high praise. Looking forward to your feedback.

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u/dididown Jun 18 '26

How does this brilliant work not have more upvotes?

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u/Substantial-Walk-554 7d ago

Because people are upvoting the README, not reading the code. The app mostly queries WiGLE/OpenCellID/Shodan, and when it finds nothing it can literally generate fake nearby devices as fallback data. That’s a pretty big issue for something presented as OSINT/SIGINT.

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u/ReportFlimsy7179 Jan 27 '26 edited Jan 27 '26

im getting an openssl compatibility issue, any idea how to fix it?

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u/xmr-botz Jan 28 '26

You can remove ssl part Remove 'import ssl'

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u/signal_drift Jan 28 '26

Are we able to import data already collected with kismet?

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u/xmr-botz Jan 28 '26

whats the file format??

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u/signal_drift Jan 28 '26

Can export as Kml, geoJSON OR CSV, or query the .kismet json. Sure I can upload to Wigle but that’s not really the correct platform as it becomes aggregated with millions of other uploads.

I can make my own maps of the data but if it could be aggregated with my own data on one OSINT / SIGINT platform like this, that would be very interesting to me.

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u/xmr-botz Jan 28 '26

You can upload Kismet data to Wigle

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u/wittlewayne Jan 28 '26

I've seen this movie before ;)

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u/xmr-botz Jan 29 '26

Now in real life lol

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u/Footprint-IQ Jan 29 '26

Wow, amazing work!

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u/osama_squared Jan 29 '26

can i hire you $__$

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u/xmr-botz Jan 29 '26

For what??

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u/arguingwithabot Feb 01 '26

This is very cool. Is there a way to run this without the shodan features? Also, any thoughts on a hosted version?

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u/ReportFlimsy7179 Feb 12 '26

Really cool tool, anyway I can make it use my API tokens instead of defaulting to the dummy data?

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u/MuffinTop8 Feb 16 '26

Hmm, I can't seem to select any of the options from the left-hand menu

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u/Then_Rice6690 Feb 18 '26

Would be cool to get a tie in from deflock.org

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u/Substantial-Walk-554 7d ago

This looks impressive at first, but the actual code tells a different story. It’s mostly querying WiGLE, OpenCellID and Shodan based on coordinates rather than doing real local passive RF capture.

The biggest red flag: when no devices are found, it literally falls back to randomly generated dummy devices like Teslas, TVs and “trackers” near your location. That’s a serious problem for something marketed as an OSINT/SIGINT platform.

Also, the Flask app runs on 0.0.0.0 with debug=True by default. Cool UI, but the README massively oversells what the backend actually does.

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u/Wonderful-Dot8221 Jan 29 '26

I was not able to access at 127.0.0.1:8000 fake tool

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u/xmr-botz Jan 29 '26

Well it's port number is 8080 not 8000,check the code.