cariddi

Operator: Edoardo Ottavianelli and contributors, Italy

Local web crawler for finding URLs, endpoints, files and potentially exposed keys.

Technical Infrastructure

Open website (external website)

Product

cariddi, a locally installed Go command-line program for crawling and analysing web pages.

Availability and source date

Active

As of: 16 October 2026.

No functionality test has been performed.

Use in OSINT research

Searches linked web content for reachable endpoints and noteworthy patterns. A matching key or token pattern does not prove validity.

Queries

InputResultResult type
URLURLs, endpoints and linked files found during crawling.
Technical check according to provider
URLText passages matching patterns for keys, tokens, error messages or other information.
Derived

Features

  • Follows links from one or more specified web addresses.
  • Searches for endpoints and file types.
  • Detects patterns for exposed keys and tokens.
  • Finds error messages and other noteworthy information in page content.
  • Limits depth, concurrency and waiting time, and excludes specified URLs.
  • Exports results as TXT, HTML or JSON.

Categories

  • Technical Infrastructure
  • Internet scanning

Coverage

Dataset

No regional dataset of its own. The specified target sites and configured data sources determine the results.

Access

Installation and deployment

Locally installable

Command-line program on your own computer. A web application or self-hosted API service is not described in the guide.

Requirements

Local installation through a package manager, a prebuilt release binary or building from source with Go. Target addresses are passed through standard input.

Export

TXT and HTML as files, JSON through the CLI standard output; optionally saved HTTP responses.

Provider

Edoardo Ottavianelli and contributors

Country of establishment

Italy

Interfaces

No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.

Maintenance

Licence

GPL-3.0

Latest activity

Commit 09/2026

Stars

approx. 3,800 (as of 16 October 2026)

Limitations

  • The crawler actively retrieves target pages.
  • Pattern matches may be false positives; this does not check whether keys and tokens are valid.
  • Unlinked, blocked or excluded content may be missing.

Guides and practical reports

Sources

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