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Python library and command line tool for removing/restoring emails in office365/Exchange using EWS API
PhishFry is a python library and command line tool for removing and restoring emails in exchange and office365. PhishFry supports shared mailboxes, group mailboxes and distribution lists. PhishFry removes/restores the entire conversation including any replies and forwards of the message.
Install with pip directly from github.
sudo pip install git+https://github.com/ace-ecosystem/phishfry.git
Add credentials for one or more exchange accounts with impersonation rights to the config.ini file.
[account1]
user=admin@example1.com
pass=123456
[account2]
user=admin@example2.com
pass=123456
# display usage information
./phishfry.py -h
# Remove message with message_id=<message_id> from the test@example.com mailbox
./phishfry.py remove test@example.com "<message_id>"
# Restores message with message_id="<message_id>" to the test@example.com mailbox
./phishfry.py restore test@example.com "<message_id>"
import phishfry
# Instantiate a phishfry account using admin email and password
account = phishfry.Account("admin@example1.com", "123456")
# remove a message
results = account.Remove("user@example1.com", "<message_id>")
# restore a message
results = account.Restore("user@example1.com", "<message_id>")
# using the results
for address in results:
# print the email address for these results
print(address)
# get the remediation result for this address
result = results[address]
# print failure message if remediation action failed
if not result.success:
print(result.message)
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Python library and command line tool for removing/restoring emails in office365/Exchange using EWS API
We found that phishfry demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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