An open-source tool that gets information on the FBI Wanted program, this includes lists of wanted criminals, unidentified victims, etc.
This tool is an enhanced version of the previous one written by @rly0nheart. Thanks to him for making my work more easier by creating fbi-api handling python library.
Please check the "Improvements" section below to learn about the new features.
$ git clone https://github.com/PakCyberbot/FBI-MostWanted.git
$ cd FBI-MostWanted
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
| Option | Metavar | Usage |
|---|---|---|
--dump/-d |
path/to/file <txt/pdf> | dump output to a specified file, behaves differently for pdf & html |
--wanted/-w |
return dossiers of the current wanted persons | |
--records/-e |
number | number of records to fetch with --wanted, DEFAULT=10 |
--wanted-person/-p |
ID# | return a dossier of a wanted person |
--images/-i |
download images seperately in a folder. FileName Format: name+number+caption | |
--download/-g |
download a single/multiple person's casefile (also works with --wanted) | |
--slow |
Downloads records slowly and mimics human traffic | |
--reward/-r |
Filter out records that contain a reward | |
--silent/-s |
disable output | |
--verbose/-v |
enable verbosity | |
--update/-u |
Update to the latest version | |
--version |
show program's version number and exit | |
--author/-a |
show author's information and exit | |
--licence/--license |
show program's licen[cs]e and exit |
- You now have the capability to download PDF files for each entry/record on the wanted list, whereas before, you were limited to downloading a single PDF file for an individual person.
- If you provide a dump file with a PDF extension, the tool will automatically enter download mode and proceed to download the PDF files of all wanted individuals. The downloaded files will be saved in the directory with the same name as the provided dump file.
- You can now fetch any desired number of records from the wanted list using the "--records" option.
- Additionally, you have the capability to download each image file separately using --images. The downloaded image files will be stored in the "wanted-images" directory for OSINT purposes.
- By including the "--reward" option, you can easily filter out records that include a reward. If you specify the "--records" parameter along with it, be aware that the filter will be applied to the available entries, potentially resulting in a count lower than the specified "--records" value.
- Implemented an update feature allowing users to easily update the program to the latest version using the -u or --update option.
- Added Rich library for enhanced program interaction
- Added support for dumping files in HTML format using the --dump option. Simply provide the desired filename with the .html extension.
- Supports multithreading to speed the download process (v3.1.0)
- The --slow option has been implemented to download at a slower pace, mimicking human traffic, in order to avoid being banned or flagged. (v3.1.0)
Thanks for the @rly0nheart fbi-api python library and the tool.
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