This is a small script that creates possible usernames from a firstname and a secondname. It can be used for pentesting purposes when only firstname and secondnames can be found and you want to bruteforce usernames. Please use this only for professional or education purposes
Make sure you have a file containing a list of first and secondnames separated by a space. (See example_input.txt)
Now simply run the following command:
python unc.py -i example_input.txt -o example_output.txt
Usage: unc.py -i inputfile [-oncs]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INFILE, --inputfile=INFILE
Specify a file containing a list of first and second
names (e.g. John Doe)
-o OUTFILE, --outputfile=OUTFILE
Specify an outputfile, otherwise a custom name will be
created
-n NUMBERADD, --numberadd=NUMBERADD
Additionally create usernames with appended number,
default is no number
-c, --casesensitive Use this if you want case sensitivity activated, this
will result in a list that is two times the size,
default=False
-s, --specialchars Use this if you want special chars in names e.g. a=@
I will also work on a script creating correstponding passwords later on. This would be quite similar
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