A specialized tool designed for user enumeration on the Slack platform. This powerful utility aids in identifying active users within a Slack workspace, enhancing both security testing and network analysis.
Learn how to set up and deploy SlackEnum effectively with our step-by-step guide.
Clone this repository and install the necessary dependencies with the commands below.
git clone https://github.com/Wh1t3Rh1n0/SlackEnum
cd SlackEnum
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Create the cookies_dir
and http_requests_dir
folders defined in the settings at the top of slackenum.py
.
By default, these are slack_ids-cookiebro
and slack_ids-burp
and can be created by running the commands below.
mkdir slack_ids-cookiebro
mkdir slack_ids-burp
python3 slackenum.py <TARGET/TARGETS LIST> [--sanity]
<TARGET/TARGETS LIST>
– May be either a single email address or a file containing one email address per line.--sanity
– Option to “sanity check” all Slack identities before launching a long running user enumeration job.slack_ids-cookiebro
folder.slackenum.py
. At a minimum, you must change the default_host
setting to the Slack subdomain of your workspace.Example:
# The hostname of the workspace where all your Slack IDs reside.
default_host = 'YOUR-WORKSPACE.slack.com'
--sanity
flag.Example:
python3 slackenum.py jsmith@example.com
7. When everything is ready, start enumerating users.
python3 slackenum.py targets.txt
When SlackEnum first launches, it will print statistics about:
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