namegen.py

Usage:

Namegen is useful during the OSINT phase of a pen test/red team to assist with account generation. These accounts can later be validated and then used for pass spraying.

Namegen takes files comprised of first and/or last names, formats them based upon a selection (e.g., first.last), appends a chosen domain (if specified), and outputs to a file.

usage: namegen.py [-h] [-f FIRST] [-l LAST] [-o OUTPUT] [-d DOMAIN] [-r]

Example: ./namegen.py -f first.txt -l last.txt -o output.txt -d domain.com (select a '#' when prompted)

Tip: A helpful place to start could be pulling down most common first and last names from Daniel Miessler's SecLists or using the provided lists within this repo. Enjoy!

https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/tree/master/Usernames

Flags:

-h help

-f accepts a file with first names

-l accepts a file with last names

-o accepts an output file, if ommitted, writes to namegen-output.txt

-d accepts a domain e.g., domain.com

-r randomizes the output which can be helpful for large alphabetical lists where the user won't have enough time to validate all of them

Features:

All args are optional and non-positonal
Results are written to namegen-output.txt if no output file is specified
If no domain is specified, will output only names in specified format
Removes Duplicates
Removes Special Chars (helpful if passing a list from a LinkedIn or other online source)