ykankaya / email-enum

Email-Enum searches mainstream websites and tells you if an email is registered!

Email-Enum

Email-Enum searches mainstream websites and tells you if an email is registered!

Dependencies

• Firefox
• Selenium => 3.14
• Click => 7.0
• Termcolor => 1.1
• PyFiglet => 0.8
• Proxybroker
• Pysocks

Installation

Linux

git clone https://github.com/Frint0/email-enum.git
cd email-enum
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh

Windows (Docker)

docker build -t emailenum .
docker run --rm -it emailenum <target email>

Usage

python3 check.py [email protected] or ./check.py [email protected]

To-Do's

• More Websites
• Username Enumeration
• Increased Verbosity
• More arguments
• Non-Headless mode
• Integrate automatically checking via pwndb
• Add support for Socks proxy

and much more...

Proxy

The option --proxy uses Proxybroker which will run a local proxy server on port 8888 and request 5 HTTPS proxies. You don't need to search for public proxies, everything is done automatically. Note that proxies are public.

PwnDB

PwnDB is a TOR service which contains data from 1.4 billion breach compilations. Before using --pwndb ensure that tor has been installed, started and listening 9050 port

Results python check.py [email protected] --pwndb

Disclaimer

The use of the email-enum is COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY of the END-USER. Developers assume NO liability and are NOT responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program. Email-enum is done entirely via web scraping, if a website changes its element variables or layout, you might need to wait for an updated version of Email-Enum or feel free to contribute.