Godehashed is a golang tool that uses the dehashed.com API to search for compromised assets. Results can then be compiled into a CSV for further analysis.
Dehashed API
You must supply the tool an api key. See apikey_template.txt for example.
Installation
To install the tool in CLI run the following command. Your $GOPATH must already be set.
go get https://github.com/an00byss/godehashed
Usage
./godehashed -s email -i apikey.txt -e SOMEDOMAIN -o leaks.csv
Godehashed Usage():
-e string
Email we are searching for
-i string
Name of apikey to import.
-n string
Name we are searching for.
-o string
Outfile file name, will output in CSV Format.
-p int
Phone number we are searching for
-s string
Specify what we are searching for: “name”, “email”, “phone”, “username” or “list”. Then add corresponding switch.
-u string
Username we are searching for
-l list
Search a list of emails.
| Search Term | Examples |
|---|---|
godehashed -s email -i apikey.txt -e SOMEDOMAIN.com -o leaks.csv | |
| List | godehashed -s list -e email -i apikey.txt -l list.txt -o leaks.csv |
| Username | godehashed -s username -i apikey.txt -u USERNAME -o leaks.csv |
| Name | godehashed -s name -i apikey.txt -n "Name" -o leaks.csv |
| Phone | godehashed -s phone -i apikey.txt -p "phonenumber" -o leaks.csv |
Legal Disclaimer
Usage of godehashed for attacking targets without prior mutual consent is illegal. It is the end user’s responsibility to obey all applicable local, state and federal laws. Developers assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused.
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