Re: Dmitry -e switch help
I think you might have a bit of a misunderstanding of how this tool gathers those email addresses. Why don't you run a packet capture while the tool runs to see what its doing. It should explain why you are getting the results you are getting.
Re: Dmitry -e switch help
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lupin
I think you might have a bit of a misunderstanding of how this tool gathers those email addresses. Why don't you run a packet capture while the tool runs to see what its doing. It should explain why you are getting the results you are getting.
I agree with the above.
See also this guide on Dmitry I did a while back, to get a better idea of what's going on.
Archangel Amael's BT Tutorials: Using Dmitry in Backtrack
Re: Dmitry -e switch help
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Originally Posted by
lupin
I think you might have a bit of a misunderstanding of how this tool gathers those email addresses. Why don't you run a packet capture while the tool runs to see what its doing. It should explain why you are getting the results you are getting.
Ettercap shows that it establishes a connection with google & altavista
I think i am clear on this that it establishes a connection with search engine ^ search for possible email addresses, but my question was, in case of gmail.com why its coming with only a few results [i was wondering whether the developed put a limit on the no of possible email address, whether it can be increased or what]
Re: Dmitry -e switch help
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MoinFaraz
Ettercap shows that it establishes a connection with google & altavista
I think i am clear on this that it establishes a connection with search engine ^ search for possible email addresses, but my question was, in case of gmail.com why its coming with only a few results [i was wondering whether the developed put a limit on the no of possible email address, whether it can be increased or what]
How many search results does it get back (or request for that matter)? Therein lies the key ;)
Some search engines (like Google) do limit the number of searches that can come from an IP address, and scraping search results is technically against the Google AUP.
Its actually pretty straightforward to code up something yourself to gather email addresses in this way, and you can set the amount of results to gather yourself. I did it last year. If you use things like the Google search API and not scraping however, you are limited in the number of results you can make for a single search string....