aeondave/ghunt
offensive-tools/osint/ghunt/SKILL.md
Google account OSINT tool — enumerate Google profile data, linked services, Calendar events, Maps reviews, YouTube activity, and photo metadata from an email address or Gaia ID. Use when you have a Gmail address and need to map the target's Google footprint: profile photo, account creation hints, linked Android apps, location history artifacts, and public activity.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- ghunt
- description:
- Google account OSINT tool — enumerate Google profile data, linked services, Calendar events, Maps reviews, YouTube activity, and photo metadata from an email address or Gaia ID. Use when you have a Gmail address and need to map the target's Google footprint: profile photo, account creation hints, linked Android apps, location history artifacts, and public activity.
- license:
- MIT
- compatibility:
- Python 3.10+; pip install ghunt; Linux/macOS/Windows; requires Google auth cookies; github.com/mxrch/GHunt
- author:
- AeonDave
- version:
- 1.0
GHunt
Google account OSINT — profile, services, location artifacts, linked apps from Gmail address.
Quick Start
pip install ghunt
# First-time setup — authenticate with Google cookies
ghunt login
# Investigate a Gmail address
ghunt email [email protected]
# Investigate by Gaia ID (Google internal user ID)
ghunt gaia 123456789
# Investigate a Google Drive link
ghunt drive https://drive.google.com/file/d/FILEID/view
Authentication Setup
GHunt requires valid Google cookies from a logged-in browser session.
# Interactive login (opens browser URL to capture cookies)
ghunt login
# Or manually export cookies from browser
# Install "Cookie-Editor" extension (Firefox/Chrome)
# Export cookies from google.com as JSON → ghunt login --file cookies.json
Use a throwaway Google account for OPSEC — your account appears as a viewer in some cases.
Commands
| Command | Target | Output |
|---------|--------|--------|
| ghunt email <email> | Gmail address | Profile, Gaia ID, services |
| ghunt gaia <id> | Google Gaia ID | Same as email |
| ghunt drive <url> | Google Drive link | File metadata, owner |
| ghunt doc <url> | Google Docs link | Document metadata |
| ghunt calendar <id> | Calendar ID | Public events |
| ghunt play <email> | Gmail | Google Play reviews |
What GHunt Reveals
Profile Data
- Full name (if public profile)
- Profile photo → reverse image search
- Gaia ID (Google internal identifier — persistent, links across services)
- Account type (Google Workspace vs personal)
- Last profile edit timestamp
Linked Services
Whether the account has active:
- Google Maps — reviews posted (with location data)
- YouTube — channel (links to public videos/comments)
- Google Calendar — public calendars (may contain events/locations)
- Google Play — app reviews (reveals installed apps)
- Google Photos — shared albums
- Blogger — published posts
Location Artifacts
- Maps reviews reveal locations visited
- Calendar events with locations
- Photo metadata (if shared)
Common Workflows
Full email investigation:
ghunt email [email protected]
# Outputs: name, Gaia ID, profile photo URL, active services
Reverse image search profile photo:
# Get photo URL from ghunt output, then:
# yandex.com/images → search by image URL
# images.google.com → paste image URL
# tineye.com → reverse image search
Drive file owner identification:
# From a shared Google Drive link (e.g., from LinkedIn/email)
ghunt drive "https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BxiMVs0XRA5nFMdKvBdBZjgmUUqptlbs74OgVE2upms/view"
# Reveals: owner email, file name, creation date
Calendar public event scraping:
ghunt calendar [email protected]
JSON output for automation:
ghunt email [email protected] --json > ghunt_results.json
Parse Output
import json, subprocess
result = subprocess.run(
["ghunt", "email", "[email protected]", "--json"],
capture_output=True, text=True
)
data = json.loads(result.stdout)
print("Name:", data.get("name"))
print("Gaia ID:", data.get("gaia_id"))
print("Services:", [s for s, active in data.get("services", {}).items() if active])
OPSEC Notes
- GHunt uses your Google account's cookies — the target may see view events in some products
- Use a dedicated throwaway Google account
- Rotate cookies regularly (session cookies expire)
- Maps reviews and Play reviews are publicly scraped — no notification to target
Gaia ID Use Cases
The Gaia ID is Google's internal persistent user identifier:
# Search Gaia ID in Google URLs
https://plus.google.com/<GAIA_ID> # legacy, redirects
https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/<GAIA_ID>/reviews # Maps reviews
Resources
| File | When to load |
|------|--------------|
| references/google-osint.md | Google dorking, Drive/Doc metadata extraction, Maps review scraping, Gaia ID pivot |
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