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Rusty-Scrape

An OSINT tool designed to help pentesters audit external assets by performing password sprays and phishing. The tool will collect a list of users with first names, last names and job titles and output them to a CSV file. This data can then be used to perform password sprays and/or compile a list of emails for phishing. The list is designed to have a large number of false positives. We view having a higher amount of false positives and thereby a lower number of false negatives as an advantage, as emails sent to accounts which don't exist bounce and you cannot lockout accounts which do not exist on a password spray.

How Does It Work

The tool will generate a large number of Bing searches with traditional "Google Dorks" queries attempting to locate results from LinkedIn. The tool allows you to send all requests via a proxy/proxies scraped from https://www.sslproxies.org/. Please note all requests are performed using HTTP for speed and consistency.

Setup

The following command will build the application. Please note Rust and Cargo must first be installed.

cargo build

Quick Start

The intended method of using the tool is as follows.

./rust_scrape -p <Company_Name>

This is the standard method as it performs scraping via proxy servers and as such reduces the chance of being IP banned during a scan.

Usage

Usage of the tool follows the following format:

./rust_scrape [-p -o <Output_File> -w <Word_List>] <Company_Name>

Flags

-p, --proxy Use this flag to scan via proxies. If set to true the scan WILL take much longer.

-o, --output <Output> Name of the file to output to (CSV FORMAT).

-w, --wordlist <WordList> Path to a wordlist file which can be used for the scan.

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