October 14, 2019

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Frint0/email-enum

Frint0/email-enum

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

repo name Frint0/email-enum
repo link https://github.com/Frint0/email-enum
homepage https://github.com/Frint0/email-enum
language Python
size (curr.) 2991 kB
stars (curr.) 257
created 2019-03-14
license

email-enum

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

The following platforms are currently supported:

- Instagram

- Twitter

- Facebook

- Pinterest

- Spotify

- Tumblr (Manual)

- LastFM (Manual)

- Github (Manual)

- Snapchat (Manual)

Why’d you make this in HTML/Javascript?

In early 2019 I made a shittier version of email-enum in Python and used Selenium instead of traditional Requests. This is clearly not very effecient. When Googling for alternatives I came across Social Scan. Since iojw already beat me to making an improved version of email-enum, utilizing Cors Anywhere for a web based version of Social Scan seemed like a fun project.

Although there are some caveats. Since I’m using client side Javascript/XHR, I can’t use cookies (for csrf/session tokens). This means a handful of sites supported by Social Scan can’t be integrated in a web version (Github, Tumblr, LastFM, etc.). At the end of the day this is not intended to be a fully fledged alternative to Social Scan, but rather a web version minus the incompatable sites and username enumeration (there’s already a lot).

Credits:

https://github.com/iojw/socialscan

https://github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere

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