Enola

Modern CLI to hunt down social media accounts by username across social networks, in the spirit of Sherlock.

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A modern command-line tool written in Go, Enola scans multiple social networks to determine whether a username exists and can also be used as a Go library with configurable HTTP client and concurrency. It addresses the repetitive task of checking many platforms individually and is intended for OSINT researchers and security professionals performing authorized investigations. The project is open-source under the MIT license and suitable for self-hosted deployment.

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