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Hello everybody and welcome to this project where we are going to start off with the e-mail attacks

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now.

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E-mail attacks are one of the most important things and parts of social engineering you can use e-mails

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in order to further extend your attack.

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For example the backdoor that be coded we could gather all of the emails from a specific company and

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send our backdoor to each and every email.

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And hopefully one of those people will open it and therefore we have the access to that company.

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And that is exactly what we are going to try right now.

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We are going to create the program that is going to be able to scrape all of the e-mails from a specific

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domain name.

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For example we want to be able to specify the link to a specific Web site.

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And our program will gather all of the e-mails regarding that specific domain.

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So let's see how we can do that.

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I already created a project called e-mail attacks because in the future we actually might add a few

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more programs to this project.

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But for now on this is the main one.

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And trust me this is going to be a good program.

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You will use it a lot.

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So it is similar to the harvester program.

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Many of you might know it in case you're an experienced ethical hacker.

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And this program will actually be able to extract even more e-mails than the harvester.

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So let's create the program first we'll call it e-mail dash scraper dot B why we will import the needed

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libraries.

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So we're going to need a library that we haven't used before which is the beautiful soup library but

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we don't want to import like this we want imported from beautiful soup for import beautiful soup just

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like this and you will notice it is red underlined.

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We're going to install it as soon as we import all the needed libraries.

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So let's import the next one which is going to be the requests library and we also need to import requests

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not exceptions.

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We will need to import you our l let that pass we will import from collections import.

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You know I know most of these libraries or something that we haven't used but it doesn't really matter

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as we will use them inside of this program.

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And the last one which we did use before is the regex library which is r e.

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So now that we import it all the need the libraries let us Prompt the user for the information that

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we need in order for our program to run such as for example the URL several specify a variable called

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user you URL to be equal to input now let's prompt the user enter target you are out scan and we want

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to convert all of this into a string just in case it doesn't present this problem and we will perform

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a d q onto this url.

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So how can we do that.

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Well we will specify a variable called you or else to be equal to Dick you open up the brackets open

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up square brackets and specify user your URL.

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Now before we continue let us install these needed libraries open up your terminal let's go with the

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requests first so Page 3 install requests it will install the library and let's go with the beautiful

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soups of Pip 3 install the S4 let's first of all try it like this.

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Okay.

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So be it for is the correct name to use.

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And I believe that's it.

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If we close this in just a few seconds we should lose these red lines.

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Okay we no longer have any errors.

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Let's continue with our program and let's create a set which is going to be scraped you or else because

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our program is going to be based on actually scraping all of the URLs from the main page and trying

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to find the pattern of an email using regex for every pattern of an email that we manage to find.

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We're going to save it and then print it.

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At the end of the execution of our program we also want to create another set which is going to be equal

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to emails.

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So we have a set that is going to be scraped your URLs and set that is going to be emails.

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Now we can try to scrape and find the emails so we can use the try statement and inside of that Trai

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statement.

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We're going to use a wild length loop of the URLs which remember our added Q from the user your url.

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We want to also create account variable that is going to be equal to zero and which we will increase

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right at the beginning.

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So count plus equals 1 if we reach the count number to be equal to 100 then we will break out of this

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program and what this simply means is we're telling the program that we only want to scrape first 100

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or else if you leave the program to scrape thousand two or else it will scrape positive or else but

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that'll take too long.

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That's why we only leave 100 year olds to scrape from the main page there is really no need to scrape

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more hundred is more than enough and after it reaches 100 or else that it already searched then it will

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break out of this while loop and we will print all the emails that we found since our URLs are in a

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queue.

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We want to create a variable called the URL and we want to use the top left function onto our you or

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else for you or else dot pop left and we can use that your URL and add it to our sets of scraped you

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or else dot add add is the function that we use to add a certain element to our set and then we can

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specify your URL inside with brackets.

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OK.

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So for now on this is the base part of our program in the next video we're going to take a look at how

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we can convert our new URL and split it into a base part and the path part and then see how we can create

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the pattern that is going to try to find emails inside of each and every of those two or else.

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OK.

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So thank you for watching and I will see you in the next lecture by.