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- •iKy and HaccTheHub are newly released OSINT tools for cybersecurity.
- •iKy collects data based on email addresses and requires session cookies for certain modules.
- •HaccTheHub provides a Docker-based learning environment for cybersecurity training.
Two new OSINT tools, iKy and HaccTheHub, were released on September 23, 2026, targeting cybersecurity training and information gathering. iKy is designed to collect data based on email addresses and other selectors, while HaccTheHub provides a platform for learning cybersecurity through Docker-based environments. Both tools utilize a combination of backend and frontend components to facilitate user interaction. iKy manages 26 modules, requiring specific API keys and session cookies for functionality. HaccTheHub consists of three main components: Docker for environment setup, a backend for managing Docker boxes, and a frontend for user interaction. These tools are aimed at enhancing cybersecurity skills and knowledge but may also pose risks if misused.
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