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Thank you so much but this just extract emails from the current page. It like a FireFox Add-ons with the name Email extractor but I mean is that Digg all pages in a domain and extract email from it. for example :
Has it occurred to you that the reason you're not getting any email addresses is because they're actually not present in the HTML? Almost no website would actually serve up HTML with email addresses in it. They render the email addresses with Javascript, they hide the email addresses with captcha services, they use contact forms, or they write their email addresses in a format that needs to be decrypted by the human brain. The reason is, obviously, to stymie efforts such as this.
Also: is there a particular website that you want to do this to? I can't imagine a legitimate reason to do this, but you can certainly point one out.
then IF ( yes IF ) i decide to contact you I WILL MAIL YOU !!!!
there is NO email address you you to grab
and that is a normal average security layout
or something like for Geeklog ( software i know well) https://www.geeklog.net/
register on the mailing list
again there are NO addresses
I recommended to use two software that I posted. You can understand I mean.I want to use Wget as a bot to search all pages on a website and find all email address. I guess it is so clear.
Has it occurred to you that the reason you're not getting any email addresses is because they're actually not present in the HTML? Almost no website would actually serve up HTML with email addresses in it. They render the email addresses with Javascript, they hide the email addresses with captcha services, they use contact forms, or they write their email addresses in a format that needs to be decrypted by the human brain. The reason is, obviously, to stymie efforts such as this.
Also: is there a particular website that you want to do this to? I can't imagine a legitimate reason to do this, but you can certainly point one out.
Please test "theHarvester", It is an small program in Python and you can understand I mean.
Hey, If I wanted to do illegal job, I can use "Metasploit" or "theHarvester".
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Originally Posted by jokar.mohsen
I recommended to use two software that I posted. You can understand I mean.
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Originally Posted by jokar.mohsen
Please test "theHarvester", It is an small program in Python and you can understand I mean.
No, I don't know what you mean. Are you intending to do something unethical or not? If the answer is no, then you need to tell us what it is. As you can see, people aren't comfortable with helping you otherwise.
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