Hunt a handle

Handle reuse is the cheapest strong link in OSINT: one string, checked in minutes, potentially tying a dozen platforms to one person. It is also the most over-trusted. Enumerators do not verify identity — they perform HTTP existence checks — and a hit list is a list of candidates, nothing more. The mistake that ruins these investigations is pasting the tool's output into the report. Enumeration is the cheap half; confirmation is the work.

Step 1 — Authorized scope

Read ../../ETHICS.md and write down, before any query: subject, objective, in-bounds selectors, out-of-bounds actions (logging in, contacting, requesting follows), and the governing jurisdiction. Handle hunting drifts easily — one run hands you thirty new platforms, and it is trivial to end up profiling an uninvolved person who shares the string.

Done when scope is written down and you can name what would put you out of bounds.