Geolocation & mapping · open-source OSINT project
WireTapper
WireTapper is a wireless OSINT tool that passively detects and maps Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, CCTV cameras, vehicles, headphones, TVs, IoT devices, and cell towers, turning nearby radio signals into clear situational intelligence 📡
Before you use it
Nearby wireless-device mapping can reveal sensitive presence and location information. Use only where collection is lawful and authorized.
At a glance
| Category | Geolocation & mapping |
|---|---|
| Provider | h9zdev |
| Accepted input | local wireless environment, coordinates |
| Access | Free |
| Privacy sensitivity | Moderate |
| Maintenance status | Active |
| Operating mode | Defensive enrichment and threat research |
| License | NOASSERTION |
| GitHub stars | 2,261 |
| Repository last updated | 2026-10-01 |
| Last verified by OSINTCompass | 2026-08-23 |
Access and privacy
Access: Free
Open-source repository on GitHub. Local or self-hosted use may require API keys, accounts, models, or other third-party services.
Privacy sensitivity: Moderate
Infrastructure, case, or research queries may be logged by GitHub, APIs, model providers, or target services. Minimize identifiers and review scope.
Responsible use
- Match several independent features (terrain, signs, shadows) before concluding.
- Note the capture date of satellite and street imagery.
- Be careful when geolocating content that could reveal where a private person lives.