emailev

Advanced Email Enumeration & Validation Tool

This is an advanced tool for email enumeration and validation, designed to help you identify potentially valid email addresses from a given domain. It uses various techniques, including generating email patterns, checking SMTP validity, verifying reputation, and cross-referencing with services like Have I Been Pwned and PyHunter.

Features:

• Email Generation: Generates potential email addresses based on common naming patterns.
• SMTP Validation: Checks if the generated email addresses are valid via SMTP.
• HaveIBeenPwned Integration: Checks if the email has been compromised in any known data breaches using the HaveIBeenPwned API.
• Email Reputation Check: Validates the reputation of the email addresses to identify potentially risky ones.
• Tor Integration: Supports anonymous requests via Tor to ensure privacy.
• Proxy Support: Allows you to use a list of proxies for the email validation process.
• API Integrations: Supports integration with services like PyHunter for email discovery.

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/hemaabokila/email-enumeration-validation.git
cd email-enumeration-validation
pip install .

You can install the tool using pip:

sudo install emailev

Usage

You can run the tool via the command line interface. Below are the available options:

usage: email [-h] -d DOMAIN -n NAMES
             [-a APIKEY] [--use-tor]
             [--tor-port TOR_PORT]
             [--tor-control-port TOR_CONTROL_PORT]
             [--proxy-file PROXY_FILE]
             [--apikey-pyhunter APIKEY_PYHUNTER]
             [--save {txt,json,csv}]

Options:

-h, --help

Show this help message and exit.

-d DOMAIN, --domain DOMAIN

Target domain (e.g., example.com). This option is required.

-n NAMES, --names NAMES

File containing first and last names (one per line, space-separated). This option is required.

-a APIKEY, --apikey APIKEY

API Key for HaveIBeenPwned (optional). If you want to check email addresses against the HaveIBeenPwned database, you need to provide this API key.

--use-tor

Use Tor for anonymity. This will route your requests through the Tor network to ensure privacy.

--tor-port TOR_PORT

Tor SOCKS port (default: 9050). This is the port used to connect to the Tor network.

--tor-control-port TOR_CONTROL_PORT

Tor Control port for IP renewal (default: 9051). This allows you to request a new IP address from the Tor network.

--proxy-file PROXY_FILE

File containing a list of HTTP/HTTPS proxies (one per line). This will be used to route requests via the specified proxies.

--apikey-pyhunter APIKEY_PYHUNTER

API Key for PyHunter (optional). If you want to search for emails using the PyHunter service, you need to provide this API key.

--save {txt,json,csv}

Save results to file in the specified format (txt, json, or csv). If you choose to save the results, they will be written to the corresponding file format.

Example Usage

Basic usage with a domain and names file:

email -d example.com -n names.txt

Using Tor for anonymity:

email -d example.com -n names.txt --use-tor

Using proxies from a file:

email -d example.com -n names.txt --proxy-file proxies.txt

Using HaveIBeenPwned API for data breach checks:

email -d example.com -n names.txt -a YOUR_HIBP_API_KEY

Saving results to a CSV file:

email -d example.com -n names.txt --save csv

🔧 Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• socks, requests, aiohttp, pyhunter, stem

📜 License

This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open a Pull Request to enhance the tool.

📬 Contact

📧 For inquiries and support: LinkedIn