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Complete HTTP Method Support
Issue GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, and OPTIONS requests without surrendering control to browser defaults.
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MOLE 1.0
The invisible hand of the web, now in your control. A privacy-driven HTTP reconnaissance, OSINT, attack-surface analysis, and request-testing laboratory built for people who need to see what ordinary browsers politely hide.
[ reconnaissance initialized ]
[ identity isolated ]
[ request surface exposed ]
Full-spectrum inspection
One workbench. Every layer of the request.
Mole 1.0 replaces the narrow browser window with a tactical control room for HTTP behavior, identity, content, links, sessions, and server responses.
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Identity Control
Switch User-Agent profiles, define custom identities, set referrers, and examine how a target responds to different clients.
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Request Laboratory
Craft headers, payloads, content types, and request behavior for API testing, debugging, reconnaissance, and controlled security research.
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Response Intelligence
Inspect rendered text, raw HTML, structured JSON, request headers, response headers, status codes, timing, and content size.
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Link & Attack-Surface Discovery
Extract visible and hidden navigation paths, resources, forms, endpoints, and related infrastructure from the returned document.
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Redirect-Chain Analysis
Follow the route, not merely the destination. Review redirects, handoffs, rewritten locations, and unexpected routing behavior.
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Cookie & Session Isolation
Review and control session state while keeping Mole separate from your everyday browser profile, telemetry, and stored identity.
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History, Bookmarks & Workspaces
Preserve investigations, return to targets, organize discoveries, and maintain repeatable request workflows without rebuilding context.
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Exportable Evidence
Save HTML and structured session data for research notes, comparison, documentation, development records, and later analysis.
OSINT / Recon / Security
Built for the underground layers of the visible web.
Mole is intentionally quiet, direct, and inspectable. It is not a surveillance browser, not a cloud service, and not a glossy wrapper around someone else's telemetry pipeline.
mole://request-console
MOLE 1.0 :: HTTP RECONNAISSANCE WORKBENCH TARGET https://research.example/ METHOD GET IDENTITY Chrome Linux / isolated REDIRECTS enabled TLS VERIFY enabled HTTP/2 enabled 200 OK | 842 ms | 84.7 KB | text/html [+] 47 links discovered [+] 9 script resources mapped [+] 4 external hosts referenced [+] 2 redirect hops recorded [+] cookies isolated to workspace [+] raw source retained for export STATUS: surface visible
Attack-Surface IndicatorExpose links, endpoints, resources, redirects, technologies, and behavior patterns that define a web application's reachable surface.
OSINT Research ConsoleMove quickly through public web infrastructure, preserve discoveries, and inspect returned material without contaminating your normal browsing profile.
Security Testing WorkbenchControl methods, headers, identity, bodies, cookies, redirects, TLS verification, and HTTP/2 behavior for authorized testing and validation.
Dark-Web Adjacent WorkflowDesigned with the visual language and operational discipline of underground research, while remaining a general-purpose HTTP intelligence tool.
Developer-Grade VisibilityDebug APIs, compare server responses, audit headers, inspect source, validate content, and document behavior from one focused desktop environment.
Production release
Mole 1.0 has surfaced.
The original Mole 0.1.0 remains available as the compact classic edition. Mole 1.0 is the full PySide6 rebuild: a larger, dockable, persistent, multi-panel HTTP workbench for serious development, research, intelligence gathering, and authorized security testing.
ReleaseMole 1.0
PlatformLinux x86_64
InterfacePySide6 desktop workbench
ArchiveMole_1.0.zip
CategorySecurity, OSINT, Network, Development
DeveloperDarkMatter Software | K0NxT3D
Use responsibly. Mole is intended for development, diagnostics, public-source research, and security testing on systems you own or are explicitly authorized to assess.