RDAP registration
May show registrar, registration dates, nameservers and status. Privacy services and registry policies may redact data.
Investigate public sources, generate focused searches, look up domain infrastructure, and preserve evidence with a browser-local casebook.
OSINT searches now open inside the Mini Browser where the target permits embedding. Some search providers block frames; in-page Wikipedia results are provided as a fallback. The separate Web Scraping Studio handles permitted page extraction and uploaded HTML. No backend or Local Engine is used.
Build focused search queries and open public search providers.
These shortcuts search public/indexed results. A matching username does not establish that accounts share an owner. Avoid collecting or inferring sensitive personal attributes.
A repeatable process for defensible findings.
Write a specific question and scope the public sources relevant to it.
Search providers and open original sources; avoid treating snippets as proof.
Compare dates, context and independent sources; record contradictions.
Save URL, access time, notes and confidence in the casebook.
Use these existing studios for deeper local artifact examination instead of duplicating their analysis features here.
Browse pages that permit embedding, or view in-page public knowledge results.
Search Wikipedia's public API and read results here without leaving Sandbox. These are encyclopedic results, not a replacement for comprehensive Google/Bing results.
Public RDAP and DNS-over-HTTPS lookups, where browser access is allowed.
Interpret results cautiously.
May show registrar, registration dates, nameservers and status. Privacy services and registry policies may redact data.
Public A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and CAA answers can provide infrastructure clues, but do not establish who controls a site.
Certificates can reveal hostnames that appeared in public certificate logs. A hostname is not proof that a service is live or vulnerable.
Parse a URL locally before opening it.
Before visiting an unfamiliar source.
Look for misspellings, confusing subdomains, punycode and unexpected ports.
A URL's structure alone cannot establish who operates it or whether it is malicious.
Record the original URL and the time observed. For formal work, separately preserve screenshots or source files where lawful.
Cases and notes stay in this browser's local storage.
Exports are generated locally. Browser storage is not encrypted and can be cleared; do not treat it as secure evidence vault or shared backup. Export regularly and protect downloaded reports.
No evidence yet.