About 🦕 RansomLook 🦖 !
What is RansomLook ?
RansomLook is an open-source project aimed at assisting users in tracking ransomware-related posts and activities across various sites, forums, and Telegram channels.
The main components include:
- Blog monitoring and victim extraction
- Forum monitoring (parsing is not available)
- Overview of Ransomware Notes
- Tracking leaks from public sources
- Leak tracking from RecordedFuture provider (private API required)
- Monitoring of public Telegram channels
- Twitter account monitoring
- Monitoring of various known Bitcoin wallets
Is it free?
Yes, it is free, and more importantly, it is open-source.
RansomLook is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
How can I follow new posts?
There are various ways to stay updated with new posts:
- By running your own instance and enabling RocketChat and/or email notifications
- By checking the public instance: https://www.ransomlook.io
- By accessing the API
- By following us on Mastodon: @Ransomlook@social.circl.lu
There is NO official Telegram Channel!
Want to Be Part of the RansomLook Community?
Join us in making RansomLook even better! Here's how you can contribute:
- Create an issue on our GitHub repository.
- Submit your pull requests with new features or improvements.
- Share new sources of DLS (Darknet Leak Sites) with us.
- Report any bugs you come across.
- Suggest exciting new functionalities that could enhance RansomLook.
Credits & Thanks
RansomLook is maintained by Alexandre Dulaunoy and Fafner [_KeyZee_].
We thank Tammy Harper for her contributions to adding new groups and her regular feedback to improve the project.
The code is based on RansomWatch.
External data are from:
- Malpedia for description
- Ransomwhe.re for cryptoCurrency
- threatlabz for the RansomNotes
- leak-lookup for the public leaks
Usage of the API and License
All content provided by ransomlook.io - including the website, API responses, and datasets - is made available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
You are free to share and adapt the material for any purpose, even commercially, provided that appropriate credit is given.