gabasiq
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- Aug 19, 2014
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I've used Google Dorks to get emails lists for research purposes of course.
Usually the files that contain emails are PDF or Excel files. However, there's a lot of junk in there a lot of times, so I need to run a script to extract those emails.
So I built a tool which is like a smart folder of some sort, I don't know what to call it, I built it for myself, but maybe it's useful for someone else.
Once I save a PDF or a Excel file inside this Smart Folder, let's call it E-Folder, the name of the folder changes to E-Folder[451] if it finds 451 unique emails inside the PDF you just saved inside of it.
Then you save another file in it, and excel file, it will then sum the amount of unique emails found and add it to the name of the folder.
Next to the folder a CSV file is created and new unique emails that are found are added to it automatically.
The reason this is so useful to me, is that once I find a file I like I can just save it on the folder, and it will tell me how many unique emails do I have so far, and they are already added to the CSV without me having to do anything. It saves a ton of time, and the quality of the emails increases, because you start to grab files with smaller quantities, since it's so easy, and those usually have the best quality of emails in there.
Since with Google Dorks you can filter by year, then all of the emails are super fresh and new, and if they're from smaller files they have not been abused.
Anyway, if you'd like to test this out, just let me know and I'll make it available here for yall to play around with it. Or you can just recreate it, it's pretty easy.
Usually the files that contain emails are PDF or Excel files. However, there's a lot of junk in there a lot of times, so I need to run a script to extract those emails.
So I built a tool which is like a smart folder of some sort, I don't know what to call it, I built it for myself, but maybe it's useful for someone else.
Once I save a PDF or a Excel file inside this Smart Folder, let's call it E-Folder, the name of the folder changes to E-Folder[451] if it finds 451 unique emails inside the PDF you just saved inside of it.
Then you save another file in it, and excel file, it will then sum the amount of unique emails found and add it to the name of the folder.
Next to the folder a CSV file is created and new unique emails that are found are added to it automatically.
The reason this is so useful to me, is that once I find a file I like I can just save it on the folder, and it will tell me how many unique emails do I have so far, and they are already added to the CSV without me having to do anything. It saves a ton of time, and the quality of the emails increases, because you start to grab files with smaller quantities, since it's so easy, and those usually have the best quality of emails in there.
Since with Google Dorks you can filter by year, then all of the emails are super fresh and new, and if they're from smaller files they have not been abused.
Anyway, if you'd like to test this out, just let me know and I'll make it available here for yall to play around with it. Or you can just recreate it, it's pretty easy.