By Josjuar Lister 2021-2022

Btphone is open source and written in python. It's an OISNT tool for bruteforcing UK phone numbers from the BT phone book.

If you would like to contribute to our project, please contact me by email at [email protected]

Originally I wrote this as a simple python script that uses urllib3 and beautiful soup libraries to brute-force telephone numbers from the by phone book. You pass the street, postcode, and a file containing surnames as arguments to the script, the script with then send a http request to btphone book and filter out any phone numbers from the response.

However as interest in my project began to grow, I felt the need to create a GUI for the program to make the program easier to use.

This application is still very much 'in development'.

At the moment I have only compiled a working GUI ELF executable binary for Linux x86 using ParrotSec OS.

However if you wish you can compile the program into your OS using the pyinstaller python module.

I have created two directories in the btphone-gui directory, build_d for creating a one-folder bundle containing an executable. And build_f for compiling a single-file bundled executable

Simply run the btphone.py script in your Python interrupter, or Use Pyinstaller to create the GUI application from inside the btphone-gui/build_d/f