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13 | • License 14 | • Issues 15 | • Developer 16 | • Wikipedia • 17 | 18 | > I am not responsible for your actions. By downloading software from this repository, you agree to the [license](https://github.com/mishakorzik/MailFinder/blob/main/LICENSE). 19 | 20 | 21 | ### How to Install 22 | 23 | ``` 24 | apt update 25 | apt upgrade 26 | apt install git 27 | apt install python 28 | pip3 install requests 29 | git clone https://github.com/mishakorzik/MailFinder 30 | ``` 31 |

32 | Need help with installation 33 | 34 | **1. If you have problems installing the requests library: python3 -m pip install requests.
** 35 | **2. If modules cannot be downloaded: replace pkg with apt.
** 36 | **3. If you do not know how to delete the repository: rm -rf MailFinder.
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39 | 40 | # This project is stopped 41 | 42 | ### How to Start 43 | ``` 44 | cd MailFinder 45 | python MailFinder.py 46 | ``` 47 | 48 | ## Find Me 49 | [![Github](https://img.shields.io/badge/GitHub-MishaKorzhik-yellow?style=for-the-badge&logo=github)](https://github.com/mishakorzik) 50 | [![Github](https://img.shields.io/badge/Twitter-MishaKorzhik-blue?style=for-the-badge&logo=twitter)](https://twitter.com/MishaKorzhik) 51 | [![Github](https://img.shields.io/badge/Discord-He1Zen-blue?style=for-the-badge&logo=discord)](https://discord.gg/xwpMuMYW57) 52 | 53 | ### Screenshot 54 | #### here is a `screenshot` of the MailFinder tool. As you can see, everything works well for me, without `glitches` and `lags`. 55 | 56 | **Repository Views** ![Views](https://profile-counter.glitch.me/MailFinder/count.svg) 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | **If you want to donate, click on the button** 61 | 62 | 63 | ## I recommend watching 64 | 65 | 1.qiq - Useful batch installer
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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MailFinder.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import os, re, sys, time, json, requests, random 2 | from requests.exceptions import Timeout 3 | 4 | r = "\033[31m" 5 | g = "\033[32m" 6 | y = "\033[33m" 7 | b = "\033[34m" 8 | p = "\033[35m" 9 | d = "\033[2;37m" 10 | w = "\033[0m" 11 | 12 | W = f"{w}\033[1;47m" 13 | R = f"{w}\033[1;41m" 14 | G = f"{w}\033[1;42m" 15 | Y = f"{w}\033[1;43m" 16 | B = f"{w}\033[1;44m" 17 | 18 | version = "1.7" 19 | space = " " 20 | des_space = "⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ " 21 | lines = space + "—"*85 22 | validator_url = str(requests.get("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mishakorzik/MailFinder/main/.validator").text) 23 | validator_url = validator_url.replace("\n", "") 24 | headers = {"User-Agent":"Opera/9.80 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/9.80 (S60; SymbOS; Opera Mobi/23.334; U; id) Presto/2.5.25 Version/10.54"} 25 | h_apis = ["5d5015259730682de8b542355525b16ab7026c976a72993d", "83e338e3a43cdcc649a1ea49957d2c0223b601bb", "36a4ce62890b18e216951bb2cf4b9748129418f8"] 26 | 27 | def cls(): 28 | if sys.platform == 'win32': 29 | # clear in windows, java 30 | os.system('cls') 31 | else: 32 | # clear in linux, android, ubuntu 33 | os.system('clear') 34 | 35 | def update(): 36 | script_name = sys.argv[0] 37 | version_py = sys.version_info.major 38 | os.system("rm -rf "+script_name) 39 | os.system("wget https://github.com/mishakorzik/MailFinder/blob/main/MailFinder.py?raw=true") 40 | os.system("mv MailFinder.py?raw=true "+script_name) 41 | try: 42 | if version_py == "3": 43 | os.system("python3 "+script_name) 44 | elif version_py == "2": 45 | os.system("python "+script_name) 46 | elif version_py == "1": 47 | os.system("python "+script_name) 48 | else: 49 | os.system("python3 "+script_name) 50 | except: 51 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}!{b}]{w} Error! Failed to start MailFinder check if python is installed correctly...") 52 | 53 | def restart(): 54 | print("{space}{b}[{w}01{b}]{w} Error! You forgot to write something...") 55 | time.sleep(2) 56 | cls() 57 | os.execl(sys.executable, sys.executable, *sys.argv) 58 | 59 | def banner(): 60 | print(f'''{b} 61 | __ __ _______ ___ ___ _______ ___ __ _ ______ _______ ______ 62 | | |_| || _ || | | | | || | | | | || | | || _ | 63 | | || |_| || | | | | ___|| | | |_| || _ || ___|| | || 64 | | || || | | | | |___ | | | || | | || |___ | |_||_ 65 | | || || | | |___ | ___|| | | _ || |_| || ___|| __ | 66 | | ||_|| || _ || | | || | | | | | | || || |___ | | | | 67 | |_| |_||__| |__||___| |_______||___| |___| |_| |__||______| |_______||___| |_|''') 68 | print(f' {w}.:.:;..{y} MailFinder v'+version+f' Developer: misha korzhik {w}..;:.:.') 69 | print(f'\n{des_space}{b}>> {w}To find the mail you need, write your last name and \n{des_space}{b}>> {w}first name in different ways. For example: vuiko, vuikoo, vu\n{des_space}{b}>> {w}It still takes a long time to find your e-mail.\n') 70 | 71 | def selecttype(): 72 | #print(f"{space}{b}[{w}1{b}]{w} Search e-mail from database") 73 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}1{b}]{w} Check e-mail domain in blacklist") 74 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}2{b}]{w} Check username on emails domains") 75 | print(f"{space} {w}|") 76 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}3{b}]{w} Search e-mail information, hunter.io") 77 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}4{b}]{w} Search e-mail via fullname") 78 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}5{b}]{w} Update MailFinder\n") 79 | type = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} Select a number:{b} ").lower()) 80 | if type == "1" or type == "01": 81 | checkdomain() 82 | elif type == "2" or type == "02": 83 | validator() 84 | elif type == "3" or type == "03": 85 | emailinfo() 86 | elif type == "4" or type == "04": 87 | mailfinder() 88 | elif type == "5" or type == "05": 89 | update() 90 | else: 91 | restart() 92 | 93 | def auto(): 94 | time.sleep(1) 95 | cls() 96 | banner() 97 | 98 | def checkdomain(): 99 | cls() 100 | banner() 101 | domain = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} While domain (ex. gmail.com):{b} ").lower()) 102 | get = requests.get(validator_url+"domain/verify?"+str(domain)).text 103 | print(" ") 104 | if "ok::good domain" in get: 105 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Verified domain : Yes") 106 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Phishing domain : No") 107 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Fake domain : No") 108 | else: 109 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Verified domain : No") 110 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Phishing domain : Unknown") 111 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Fake domain : Unknown") 112 | time.sleep(1) 113 | 114 | def emailinfo(): 115 | h_api = random.choice(h_apis) 116 | auto() 117 | email = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} Write an email for information:{b} ").lower()) 118 | auto() 119 | try: 120 | get = requests.get("https://api.hunter.io/v2/email-verifier?email="+email+"&api_key="+h_api).json() 121 | data = get['data'] 122 | one = str(data['status']) 123 | two = str(data['result']) 124 | three = str(data['regexp']) 125 | four = str(data['gibberish']) 126 | five = str(data['disposable']) 127 | six = str(data['mx_records']) 128 | seven = str(data['smtp_server']) 129 | eight = str(data['smtp_check']) 130 | nine = str(data['block']) 131 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Email : "+email) 132 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Status : "+one) 133 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Result : "+two) 134 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Regexp : "+three) 135 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} gibberish : "+four) 136 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} disposable : "+five) 137 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} mx_records : "+six) 138 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} smtp_server : "+seven) 139 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} smtp_check : "+eight) 140 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Block : "+nine) 141 | except: 142 | auto() 143 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}!{b}]{w} Oh no, it looks like the free api keys have run out") 144 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}!{b}]{w} Create your api key on the hunter.io website") 145 | h_api = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} Write you hunter.io api key:{b} ").lower()) 146 | get = requests.get("https://api.hunter.io/v2/email-verifier?email="+email+"&api_key="+h_api).json() 147 | data = get['data'] 148 | one = str(data['status']) 149 | two = str(data['result']) 150 | three = str(data['regexp']) 151 | four = str(data['gibberish']) 152 | five = str(data['disposable']) 153 | six = str(data['mx_records']) 154 | seven = str(data['smtp_server']) 155 | eight = str(data['smtp_check']) 156 | nine = str(data['block']) 157 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Email : "+email) 158 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Status : "+one) 159 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Result : "+two) 160 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Regexp : "+three) 161 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} gibberish : "+four) 162 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} disposable : "+five) 163 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} mx_records : "+six) 164 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} smtp_server : "+seven) 165 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} smtp_check : "+eight) 166 | print(f"{space}{b}[{w}+{b}]{w} Block : "+nine) 167 | finally: 168 | get = requests.get("https://api.hunter.io/v2/email-verifier?email="+email+"&api_key="+h_api).text 169 | 170 | def validator(): 171 | auto() 172 | user = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} While username to validate email:{b} ").lower()) 173 | auto() 174 | print(w+lines) 175 | data = [ 176 | "gmail.com", 177 | "yahoo.com", 178 | "outlook.com", 179 | "hotmail.com", 180 | "live.com", 181 | "icloud.com", 182 | "email.com", 183 | "aol.com", 184 | "qq.com", 185 | "comcast.net", 186 | "proton.me", 187 | "protonmail.com", 188 | "inbox.com", 189 | "football.ua", 190 | "i.ua", 191 | "email.ua", 192 | "3g.ua", 193 | "meta.ua", 194 | "ua.fm", 195 | "yandex.com", 196 | "yandex.ru", 197 | "yandex.by", 198 | "yandex.kz", 199 | "ya.ru", 200 | "mail.ru", 201 | "inbox.ru", 202 | "list.ru", 203 | "bk.ru", 204 | "internet.ru", 205 | "myrambler.ru", 206 | "rambler.ru", 207 | "autorambler.ru", 208 | "lenta.ru", 209 | "rambler.ua", 210 | "ro.ru", 211 | "zoho.com", 212 | "mailbox.org", 213 | "firemail.eu", 214 | "firemail.de", 215 | "firemail.at", 216 | "123mail.org", 217 | "runbox.com", 218 | "runbox.me", 219 | "runbox.email", 220 | "mailhost.work", 221 | "mailhouse.biz", 222 | "softbank.jp", 223 | "startmail.com" 224 | "gazeta.pl", 225 | "int.pl", 226 | "o2.pl", 227 | "wp.pl", 228 | "me.com", 229 | "onmail.com", 230 | "mail.com", 231 | "europe.com", 232 | "usa.com", 233 | "iname.com", 234 | "writeme.com", 235 | "asia.com", 236 | "engineer.com", 237 | "post.com", 238 | "dr.com", 239 | "myself.com", 240 | "coolsite.net", 241 | "consultant.com", 242 | "cheerful.com", 243 | "accountant.com", 244 | "cash4u.com", 245 | "cyberservices.com", 246 | "worker.com", 247 | "workmail.com", 248 | "europemail.com", 249 | "germanymail.com", 250 | "moscowmail.com", 251 | "mexicomail.com", 252 | "italymail.com", 253 | "programmer.net", 254 | "null.net", 255 | ] 256 | try: 257 | for domain in data: 258 | email = user + "@" + domain 259 | try: 260 | response = requests.get(validator_url+"validate?"+email, timeout=15).text 261 | if "ok::1" in response: 262 | print(f"{space}{B} DONE {w} Status: {g}valided{w} Email: {email}") 263 | else: 264 | print(f"{space}{R} FAIL {w} Status: {g}invalid{w} Email: {email}") 265 | except Timeout: 266 | print(f"{space}{Y} EXIT {w} Status: {g}timeout{w} Email: {email}") 267 | except KeyboardInterrupt: 268 | print("\r"),;sys.stdout.flush() 269 | pass 270 | 271 | def mailfinder(): 272 | time.sleep(1.5) 273 | cls() 274 | banner() 275 | name = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} While victim first name:{b} ").lower()) 276 | surname = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} While victim last name:{b} ").lower()) 277 | time.sleep(1.5) 278 | cls() 279 | banner() 280 | #print(f"{space}{b}[{w}1{b}]{w} Services: gmail.com, yahoo.com, outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com") 281 | #print(f"{space}{b}[{w}2{b}]{w} Services: yandex.com, yandex.ru, mail.ru, inbox.ru, list.ru") 282 | #print(f"{space}{b}[{w}3{b}]{w} Services: myrambler.ru, rambler.ru, lenta.ru, autorambler.ru, ro.ru") 283 | #print(f"{space}{b}[{w}4{b}]{w} Services: i.ua, email.ua, 3g.ua, meta.ua, ua.fm") 284 | data = [] 285 | print(f"""{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} For automatic search, write 'auto'""") 286 | type = str(input(f"{space}{b}[{w}?{b}]{w} While domain (ex. gmail.com):{b} ").lower()) 287 | if type == "auto": 288 | data = ["gmail.com", "yahoo.com", "outlook.com"] 289 | else: 290 | data.append(type) 291 | print('') 292 | if not data: restart() 293 | if not name: restart() 294 | if not surname: restart() 295 | fullname = name + surname 296 | a_name = name 297 | a_surname = surname 298 | b_surname = surname 299 | time.sleep(1.5) 300 | cls() 301 | banner() 302 | #names 303 | if 'iy' in name: a_name = name.replace('iy', 'ij') 304 | elif 'ch' in name: a_name = name.replace('ch', 'c') 305 | elif 'sha' in name: a_name = name.replace('sha', 'sa') 306 | elif 'viy' in name: a_name = name.replace('viy', 'vi') 307 | 308 | #surname 1 309 | if 'ch' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('ch', 'c') 310 | elif 'sh' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('sh', 'z') 311 | elif 'tvie' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('vie', 'viy') 312 | elif 'ushun' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('ushu', 'yshy') 313 | elif 'kov' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('ov', 'iv') 314 | elif 'kov' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('uv', 'yv') 315 | elif 'zhi' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('zhi', 'zi') 316 | elif 'ahl' in surname: a_surname = surname.replace('ahl', 'akhl') 317 | 318 | #surname 2 319 | if 'zhy' in surname: b_surname = surname.replace('zhy', 'zi') 320 | elif 'shi' in surname: b_surname = surname.replace('shi', 'shu') 321 | elif 'kh' in surname: b_surname = surname.replace('kh', 'h') 322 | elif 'me' in surname: b_surname = surname.replace('me', 'mme') 323 | _a = "0"+surname+"." 324 | _b = name + 'ik' 325 | _c = name + 'marmelad' 326 | print(w+lines) 327 | listuser = [ 328 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"777", 329 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"62", 330 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"122", 331 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"528", 332 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"538", 333 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"122000", 334 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name+"160511", 335 | _a.replace(" ","")+a_name, 336 | "www."+surname.replace(" ","")+a_name, 337 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"0000", 338 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"00000", 339 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"0001", 340 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"00001", 341 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"100000", 342 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"150611", 343 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"122000", 344 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"323", 345 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"151", 346 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"528", 347 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"538", 348 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"666", 349 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"707", 350 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"701", 351 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"344", 352 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"811", 353 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"400", 354 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"218", 355 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"100", 356 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"666", 357 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"945", 358 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+name, 359 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+a_name, 360 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+name, 361 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name, 362 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+"."+name, 363 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+"."+a_name, 364 | b_surname.replace(" ","")+name, 365 | b_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name, 366 | b_surname.replace(" ","")+"."+name, 367 | b_surname.replace(" ","")+"."+a_name, 368 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+name, 369 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname, 370 | name.replace(" ","")+"."+surname, 371 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_b, 372 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c, 373 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+a_name, 374 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"707", 375 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"777", 376 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"906", 377 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"969", 378 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"700", 379 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"600", 380 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"323", 381 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"313", 382 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"500", 383 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"400", 384 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"218", 385 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"151", 386 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"99", 387 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"89", 388 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"61", 389 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"62", 390 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"71", 391 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"81", 392 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"95", 393 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"85", 394 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"60", 395 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"50", 396 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"55", 397 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"1", 398 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"7", 399 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"6", 400 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"10", 401 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"9", 402 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"8", 403 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"3", 404 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"2", 405 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"881", 406 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"999", 407 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"222", 408 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"393", 409 | surname.replace(" ","")+"."+_c+"383", 410 | "www."+fullname.replace(" ",""), 411 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"150611", 412 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"2189", 413 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"e80", 414 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"717", 415 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"707", 416 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"760", 417 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"999", 418 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"666", 419 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"809", 420 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"807", 421 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"888", 422 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"848", 423 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"844", 424 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"909", 425 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"900", 426 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"950", 427 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"955", 428 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"960", 429 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"970", 430 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"670", 431 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"610", 432 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"606", 433 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"650", 434 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"681", 435 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"662", 436 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"555", 437 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"505", 438 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"550", 439 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"525", 440 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"537", 441 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"531", 442 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"411", 443 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"477", 444 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"444", 445 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"499", 446 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"323", 447 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"333", 448 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"321", 449 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"388", 450 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"370", 451 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"300", 452 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"299", 453 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"288", 454 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"270", 455 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"277", 456 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"266", 457 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"240", 458 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"244", 459 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"255", 460 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"232", 461 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"222", 462 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"218", 463 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"211", 464 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"200", 465 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"199", 466 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"189", 467 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"188", 468 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"166", 469 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"165", 470 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"169", 471 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"196", 472 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"151", 473 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"150", 474 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"142", 475 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"133", 476 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"120", 477 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"111", 478 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"100", 479 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"707", 480 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"000", 481 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"00", 482 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"62", 483 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"71", 484 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"54", 485 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"23", 486 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"22", 487 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"99", 488 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"89", 489 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"69", 490 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"96", 491 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"60", 492 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"59", 493 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"11", 494 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"10", 495 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"9", 496 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"7", 497 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"6", 498 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"4", 499 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"3", 500 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"2", 501 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"1", 502 | fullname.replace(" ","")+"0", 503 | fullname.replace(" ",""), 504 | "www."+surname.replace(" ","")+a_name, 505 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"2189", 506 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"380", 507 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"323", 508 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"528", 509 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"538", 510 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"666", 511 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"707", 512 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"701", 513 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"344", 514 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"811", 515 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"400", 516 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"100", 517 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"666", 518 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"945", 519 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"888", 520 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"111", 521 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"222", 522 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"333", 523 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"444", 524 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"555", 525 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"888", 526 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"777", 527 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"999", 528 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"000", 529 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"001", 530 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"002", 531 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"003", 532 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"877", 533 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"312", 534 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"841", 535 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"808", 536 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"607", 537 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"151", 538 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"150", 539 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"61", 540 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"81", 541 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"79", 542 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"41", 543 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"42", 544 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"44", 545 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"56", 546 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"55", 547 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"57", 548 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"69", 549 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"12", 550 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"11", 551 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"10", 552 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"32", 553 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"36", 554 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"76", 555 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"40", 556 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"9", 557 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"8", 558 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"7", 559 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"6", 560 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"5", 561 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"4", 562 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"3", 563 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"2", 564 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"1", 565 | surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"0", 566 | name.replace(" 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a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"707", 589 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"701", 590 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"344", 591 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"811", 592 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"400", 593 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"100", 594 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"666", 595 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"945", 596 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"888", 597 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"111", 598 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"222", 599 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"333", 600 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"444", 601 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"555", 602 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"888", 603 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"777", 604 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"999", 605 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"000", 606 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"001", 607 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"002", 608 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"003", 609 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"877", 610 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"312", 611 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"841", 612 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"808", 613 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"607", 614 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"151", 615 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"62", 616 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"61", 617 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"81", 618 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"79", 619 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"41", 620 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"42", 621 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"44", 622 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"56", 623 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"55", 624 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"57", 625 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"69", 626 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"12", 627 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"11", 628 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"10", 629 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"32", 630 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"36", 631 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"76", 632 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"40", 633 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"9", 634 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"8", 635 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"7", 636 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"6", 637 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"5", 638 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"4", 639 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"3", 640 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"2", 641 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"1", 642 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"0", 643 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name, 644 | #a_name a_surname 645 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"989", 646 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"150611", 647 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"706", 648 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"708", 649 | a_surname.replace(" ","")+a_name+"3331", 650 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"0000", 651 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"00000", 652 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"0001", 653 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"00001", 654 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"100000", 655 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"150611", 656 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"122000", 657 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"380", 658 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"323", 659 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"528", 660 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"538", 661 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"666", 662 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"707", 663 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"701", 664 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"344", 665 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"811", 666 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"400", 667 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"100", 668 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"666", 669 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"945", 670 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"888", 671 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"111", 672 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"222", 673 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"333", 674 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"444", 675 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"555", 676 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"888", 677 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"777", 678 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"999", 679 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"000", 680 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"001", 681 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"002", 682 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"003", 683 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"877", 684 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"312", 685 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"841", 686 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"808", 687 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"607", 688 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"151", 689 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"217", 690 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"62", 691 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"61", 692 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"81", 693 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"79", 694 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"41", 695 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"42", 696 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"44", 697 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"56", 698 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"55", 699 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"57", 700 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"69", 701 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"12", 702 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"11", 703 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"10", 704 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"32", 705 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"36", 706 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"76", 707 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"40", 708 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"9", 709 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"8", 710 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"7", 711 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"6", 712 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"5", 713 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"4", 714 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"3", 715 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"2", 716 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"1", 717 | a_name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"0", 718 | #name a_surname 719 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname, 720 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"380", 721 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"323", 722 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"528", 723 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"538", 724 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"666", 725 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"707", 726 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"701", 727 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"344", 728 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"811", 729 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"400", 730 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"100", 731 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"666", 732 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"945", 733 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"888", 734 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"111", 735 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"222", 736 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"333", 737 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"444", 738 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"555", 739 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"888", 740 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"777", 741 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"999", 742 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"000", 743 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"001", 744 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"002", 745 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"003", 746 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"877", 747 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"312", 748 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"841", 749 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"808", 750 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"607", 751 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"62", 752 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"61", 753 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"81", 754 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"79", 755 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"41", 756 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"42", 757 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"44", 758 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"56", 759 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"55", 760 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"57", 761 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"69", 762 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"12", 763 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"11", 764 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"10", 765 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"32", 766 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"36", 767 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"76", 768 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"40", 769 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"9", 770 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"8", 771 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"7", 772 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"6", 773 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"5", 774 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"4", 775 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"3", 776 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"2", 777 | name.replace(" ","")+a_surname+"1", 778 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname, 779 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"5", 780 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"6", 781 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"3021", 782 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"0000", 783 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"001", 784 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"top", 785 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"mini", 786 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"kik", 787 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"heh", 788 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"706", 789 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"380", 790 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"62", 791 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"707", 792 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"81", 793 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"312", 794 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"323", 795 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"150611", 796 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"001", 797 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"1", 798 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2", 799 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"3", 800 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"4", 801 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"7", 802 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"54", 803 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"55", 804 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"528", 805 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"538", 806 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"81", 807 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"96", 808 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"000", 809 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"44", 810 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"43", 811 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2000", 812 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2001", 813 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2002", 814 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2003", 815 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2004", 816 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2005", 817 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2006", 818 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2007", 819 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2008", 820 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"2009", 821 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"72", 822 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"82", 823 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"98", 824 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"97", 825 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"89", 826 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"61", 827 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"53", 828 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"52", 829 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"199", 830 | _b.replace(" ","")+surname+"198", 831 | ] 832 | file = open("result.txt","w") 833 | ok = [] 834 | try: 835 | for user in listuser: 836 | for domain in data: 837 | email = user + "@" + domain 838 | response = requests.get(validator_url+"validate?"+email, timeout=15).text 839 | if "ok::1" in response: 840 | file.write(email+"\n") 841 | ok.append(email) 842 | print(f"{space}{B} DONE {w} Status: {g}valid{w} Email: {email}") 843 | elif response == "3": 844 | print(f"{space}{Y} EXIT {w} Status: {g}timeout{w} Email: {email}") 845 | else: 846 | #print(f"{space}{R} FAIL {w} Status: {g}invalid{w} Email: {email}") 847 | pass 848 | except requests.exceptions.ReadTimeout: 849 | pass 850 | except TimeoutError: 851 | pass 852 | except requests.exceptions.SSLError: 853 | pass 854 | except KeyboardInterrupt: 855 | print("\r"),;sys.stdout.flush() 856 | pass 857 | file.close() 858 | print(w+lines) 859 | print(f"{space}{b}>{w} {str(len(ok))} retrieved as: {y}result.txt{w}") 860 | 861 | cls() 862 | banner() 863 | selecttype() 864 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------