• Introduction
• Beginner methods
• Advanced methods
• Personal methods
• Useful websites
• Helpful tips
• ISP Tools (Not sure how up to date these are)
• Other Helpful Tutorials
• Credits
Hello. Welcome to my doxing guide. In this guide you will learn some great methods of doxing as well as some of my personal methods. If you follow this guide you should see yourself getting better and better as you practice. Most of these methods require little to no work to obtain. The only method you may have a problem with is the DB searching method. Unfortunately due to HF rules I can't provide you with any of my basic DBs. However, if you have some of your own feel free to try and look through those as well. The methods you will learn in this guide will range from beginner to personal methods that I have found work and are most efficient for me. Just because a method doesn't work for you doesn't mean you should give up. There are many ways to come up with your own methods that will work for you. I hope you all enjoy the guide and most importantly I hope you learn something. Lets get to it.
These methods are for people that are new to doxing. They are not hard to use and are very efficient and work most of the time.
1. Google, yes, Google.
Google is probably, if not your best friend when it comes to doxing. Google has so many ways in which you can look things up. Lets start with a few ways that I like to do it.
I'm not exactly sure what it's called but for example it's something like this.
Skype "userskypename"
if you do it correctly then you should get results similar to this. Pretty much what it's doing is showing every time my skype name is mentioned. Refer to the image above.
Email "useremailhere"
Username "usernamehere"
You can use this method for pretty much anything you need to find. Emails, skypes, usernames, twitters, facebooks, instagrams, etc. It's very useful.
2. Facebook
Facebook is also another valuable tool in your doxing tool kit. Most of the time the victim either has one of a few things on their facebook.
1. Mother/Father added
2. Address
3. Email address
4. Phone number
These four things will come into use in the next method. But for now, always check facebook for the information stated above. You can get tons of information from it.
3. Whitepages
Whitepages is an amazing tool to use when doxing. Not only can you look up names but you can also lookup addresses, phone number, etc. Now, Method #2, Facebook, you can get more information with the help of this method. For example: Say that your victim is under 18 and doesn't own a house. You find him on facebook and you see that his mother is his friend. Okay, perfect! You go to whitepages and look up his mother's full name and location assuming you have it. Click go and vula. You get his address and home phone number. Easy as 5 clicks and a search.
These are for the more experienced doxers. These methods are a lot harder to come by/use. They include the following.
1. DB searches
Now yeah, not everyone has access to databases which is just how it has to be. Now a website offers some free database searches for simple databases.
www.#.io offers many database searches free and paid. I highly suggest buying credits on the website because it has tons of premium and free databases. Now if you're fortunate enough to have your own then that's even better. Have a field day going through all of your databases. I prefer using this method over a lot of others that I have already listed in the Beginners Methods part of this guide.
2. ISP Doxing
Note
I do not condone ISP doxing and I do not recommend you do it if you do not know what you're going to be getting yourself into. This is not a method to be messing with for two reasons.
1. You ruin it for people that can successfully do it.
2. You can get into some trouble if you mess around and get caught. Very highly unlikely but still can happen.
Precautions if you decide to go against my advice
If you decide to try it for yourself then I would recommend you have these few things.
1. A vpn that you can trust. I'm not talking some free vpn you find on the internet no. I would recommend using one found here on HF.
2. A pretty decent background in talking to people. You cant just jump into it without having decent social skills.
3. A brain
How to find an ISP from an IP address
iplocation.net
type in the ip
scroll down
there is the isp
refer to the image if you're unsure of what I mean.
Now to get into the actual method and a little background on what it is. ISP doxing is a form of doxing in which you call the victims ISP and try and get information on the victim through the support agents. You can do this using a method that you use or the one I will be providing. Note that after a lot of people use this method it might not work any longer.
MY personal method that I USED to use. I no longer use it but it has worked for me countless times.
"Hello, my name is So and So from the chat department of *ISP name here*. I am currently talking with a customer but my tools aren't working. Is it possible you can provide a customer lookup for me so that I can verify the customer's identity?"
Now these next few methods are personal methods I use that probably won't get saturated in the near future because honestly I don't even think it's possible they can be saturated. Ill be dividing up my methods into categories so that they're easier to follow.
1. Names
For names I like to use facebook. Facebook is really useful to find people's names if you haven't gotten them already.
2. Relatives
Again, Facebook is really useful to get relatives of the victim. It's also helpful to get their mother/fathers name so that you can get their address
3. Address/Phone Number
For address/Phone numbers I love using whitepages. Its so fast and quick it's amazing. Use it when you can.
4. ISP Doxing
I've already shown you my old personal method above. I won't be giving out my newest one as I highly, highly doubt it's saturated.
5. Phone number lookup
I prefer spokeo for this. Its quick and easy and usually has what I'm looking for.
Below are a list of websites with their uses listed.
People Searches:
https://www.peoplesmart.com/
http://www.spokeo.com
http://www.pipl.com
http://www.peekyou.com/
http://www.ipeople.com
http://www.yasni.com
http://www.skipease.com
http://www.peekyou.com
http://www.soople.com
http://Abika.com
http://freeality.com
http://radaris.com
http://wink.com/
http://www.isearch.com/
http://www.keotag.com/
http://yahoo.intelius.com/
http://www.findermind.com/free-people-search-engines/
http://www.whitepages.com
http://www.zabasearch.com/
http://10digits.us/ (US)
http://www.192.com/ (UK)
http://www.phoneebook.co.uk/ (UK)
http://exifdata.com/ (viewing information behind a picture)
Social Network Searches:
http://www.facebook.com/directory/people/
http://topsy.com/
http://monitter.com/ (Monitor twitter convos)
http://socialmention.com/
http://knowem.com/
http://twoogel.com/
http://www.yacktrack.com
http://www.samepoint.com/
http://www.whostalkin.com/
Archive Searches:
http://aad.archives.gov/aad/series-list.jsp?cat=GS29
http://www.archive.org/web/web.php
Phone Information & Lookups:
http://www.freecellphonedirectorylookup.com
http://www.numberway.com/
http://www.fonefinder.net
http://www.infobel.com
Public & Criminal Records Search:
http://publicrecords.onlinesearches.com
http://www.jailbase.com/en/sources/fl-lcso/
IP Address:
http://ipaddress.com/
https://mostwantedhf.info/index.php
http://www.iplocation.net/
http://whatstheirip.com
http://resolver.in/resolve (skype2IP + IP2skype)
http://resolvethem.com/ (another resolver)
https://www.hanzresolver.com/ (a third resolver)
https://skype-resolver.org/ (best Skype resolver IMO)
Reverse Image Search:
https://www.tineye.com/
https://images.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl
Website:
http://who.is
http://www.statsinfinity.com
When doxing be creative. It's not really that hard to find things if you're actually trying to find them. Search for things that aren't normally searched for. Sometimes when you do that you find things that you would find things you're surprised you could find. Using my methods above will surely help you out.
Now im not sure how recent these tools are as I've had this list for about a year.
AT&T:
Contact:
- Phone: +1 (800) 288-2020
Tool(s):
- SystemX // Master tool, can run credit checks and view DL on file.
- MyCSP // Gateway for all tools.
- CCTP // Call Center Transformation Program, unsure what it does.
- Phoenix // Edits phone # information including rates.
- CRM // Livechat U-Verse Tech Support TOol?
- G2 // Fiber/U-Verse lookup // History Search "IP"
- CSR Admin // Logs into members accounts.
- CTR // Transfer calls.
- Torch // DSL lookup.
- Clarify // Looks up accounts by wireless #, can log into it and view the social & name on file.
- Telegence // Shows account information by number including last 4 of SSN on file.
- CCC // Cancels subscriptions.
- DLC // Checks how long the phone # has been in service.
- Agent Verification System // Verifies employee IDs.
- C-Care // Checks for phone/SIM updates.
- CAP // Looks up account, unsure of specifications.
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Bell:
Tool(s):
- Maxplus // Master tool.
- CSM 1 Bill // Billing lookups.
- OrderMAX
- Singleview // IP 2 Account.
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Charter:
Tool(s):
- Sigma // IP 2 account.
- IRIS // General account look up with access to all details.
- ICON
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Clear:
Tool(s):
- Boss // Master tool.
- Salesforce // Billing, adding accounts and editing plans.
- Clearsky // Used for checking status and coverage of towers.
- ATAC // VoIP call support.
- Oracle ATG // Also known as 'the oracle', used for livechat.
- Lithium // Used to access tools from live chat.
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Comcast:
Tool(s):
- Grandslam // Master-tool, all tools are contained within it.
- Einstein
- Comtrac // Billing.
- CSG
- Vision // Password reset only.
- ACSR
- CLEO
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Cox/Suddenlink:
Tool(s):
- Edgehealth // Looks up account by MAC address.
- DOCSIS. // IP address lookups.
- ICOMS // Looks up account by first and last name, account number, social, e-mail address, phone number, etc.
- Maestro // Pretty much by everything except name, everything from nodes online, channels on acc and access code.
- ICON
- SL2
- INAV
- Polaris
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CenturyLink:
Tool(s):
- Ensemble
- QRAD // IP Lookups
- iRep
- Quest
- Rx
- Facilty Check
- KGB
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Cogent:
Tool(s):
- SSRS
- Remedy Ticketing System
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Dish TV:
Tool(s):
- Legacy
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Eastlink:
Tool(s):
- Address Finder // Looks up by address.
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ECB:
Contact:
- Phone #: +1 (423) 648-1372
Tool(s):
- Omnia
- iCall
- Cad
- Toolbox
- Element
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Frontier:
Tool(s):
- JWALK // Looks up account with any info besides IP/MAC addresses.
- INET // Auto-login to an account.
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Fido / Micro-Cell:
Tool(s):
- ICM // Looks up account.
- Citrix // Logs into account.
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Optimum Online:
Tool(s):
- TDA // Billing tool.
- Optix // Logs into account and can look up by IP/MAC addresses. Tier 2 only.
- KDB
- Lite
- Trio
- Remedy
- I.D.A
- DDP
- ClearTRAN // Payment system.
- Boost
- Cable Data // Supervisors only/IP lookups
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PenTeleData:
Tool(s):
- S.M.A.R.T.
Employee ID(s):
Name: Joann
CFR: CSR2 (Employee ID)
Position: Supervisor 2 PenTeleData, Corporate Office
// Side-note: You have to social Blueridge employees instead of the actual PTD ones.
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Rogers:
Tool(s):
- V21 // Master-tool, also known as Vision 21. Every tier has access to it.
- ICM // Looks up account, used by wireless agents.
- Telli // Sub-tool of ICM, allows you to check devices on account and contracts along with do updates and change SIMs.
- Nova // Resource finder, answers questions regarding tools/products/policy. Employees only.
- SGI // Looks up account, used for internet/cable agents for internet, cable and RPH accounts.
- Selfserve // Used for support seshs, agents can generate links asking for pieces of information on file (e.g. account #s and PIN)
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Shaw Communications:
Tool(s):
- TOGAF
- UD // Unified Desktop.
- RSC Tools // IP lookup in Modem Locator/IP Address Locator
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Sprint:
Tool(s):
- CICS
- DB2
- iCare
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Sky:
Tool(s):
- Llama
- SPM // Superman, unsure what it's used for.
- Iris
- Chordiant // IP 2 account.
- Pencils // Billing lookups.
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Telus / Koodo:
Tool(s):
- Synapsis // IP/MAC address 2 account.
- Smart Desktop // Any other lookups.
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Time Warner/Road Runner:
Tool(s):
- AAD // Advanced Agent Desktop, pulls up account once you already have numbers/PIN.
- Unified // Pulls up info by IP/MAC address.
- Real
- Icon
- Genocide
- ASCG
- ATG Tools/DOCSIS // Master tools, tier 3.
- Nyroc
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TalkTalk:
Tool(s):
- Subportal // Used to lookup a customer's account.
- PortalPay // Billing tool.
- Retention // Used to terminate a customer.
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T-Mobile:
Tool(s):
- Quickview // Allows you to look up an account by basic info, not sure about changing it.
- Remedy
- Watson
- Samson // Main account management system for live-chat, not sure about call agents.
- NCI
- T-Community
- IHLR
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Verizon:
Tool(s):
- CoFEE // Master tool/swiss army knife. // Backup
- CoFEE Anywhere // Unsure of the difference between this and CoFEE.
- CSR
- iVAPP // Searching accounts // seeing if they're updated
- iGO //
- iView // Not sure.
- BDMS
- LFACS
- TIRKS
- ACSS
- DOCSIS // IP/MAC address 2 account.
- Legend // FiOS IP lookup.
- CPE Manager // Router Tools?
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Wide Open West/WOW:
Tool(s):
- ICOMS // Looks up by basic info such as account number, name, address, etc.
- M.U.S.T // Looks up by MAC address(es) and serial number(s).
- Elopa // Looks up by basic info or IP address. Tier 3 only.
- Tier One
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Windstream:
Contact:
- Phone: +1 (866) 445-6873
- Livechat: http://www.windstream.com/Support/
Tool(s):
- Datacannon // Master tool.
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Wind Mobile:
Tool(s):
- SingleUser
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Credits
eCoLoGy for letting me compile this in the pirates subforum and moderating it so that nobody ruined it.
Every user that has posted another guide that I have mentioned