LP-Parser

Overview

LP-Parser is a Python script designed to parse login and password information from a list of websites. The script can handle different date formats and offset values for URLs, checking for the existence of these URLs and extracting login & password credentials. It's initially designed for Telegraph, but you can try some other websites, so free your imagination.

Features

• Configurable via settings.yml
• Checks URL availability and extracts login credentials
• Supports offset values for URL generation
• Outputs results in a structured YAML file
• Async proccessing

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Required packages listed in requirements.txt

Installation

1. Download the release and extract the zip.

2. Go to the directory and install dependencies:

   cd LP-Parser
   pip install -r requirements.txt

Configuration

Edit settings.yml to configure the parser:

• websites_list: List of base URLs to parse.
• exceptions_list: List of emails to exclude from parsing.
• offset: Configure offset for URL generation.
• release_date: Specify if the release date filter should be used and which years to include.

If you are some sort of dark wizard, who understands regex, we got some advanced settings for you!

• login_regex: Change what will count as a login, by default we have email.
• password_regex: Customize what will count as a password, by default we have password that contains digit.

Example of settings.yml

offset:
  offset: true
  value: 3
release_date:
  release_date: true
  years:
    - 2022
    - 2023
websites_list:
  - "https://example.com/login"
exceptions_list:
  - "admin@example.com"
for_advanced_users:
  login_regex: \S+@\S+\.\S+
  password_regex: \S*\d\S*

Usage

Windows

• Double-click the run_lp_parser.bat file to run the program. The following file consists this code:

  @echo off
  python lp_parser.py
  pause

Unix-based Systems (Linux, macOS)

1. Lookup a run_lp_parser.sh file with the following content:

   #!/bin/bash
   python lp_parser.py

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x run_lp_parser.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./run_lp_parser.sh

Output

The script generates an output file in the output folder with the parsed results, named based on the launch timestamp. The final file will look something like this:

login:
  1. jakeiscool2006@mail.com
  2. somelogin@email.com
password:
  1. greatestpassword3
  2. somepassword7
url:
  1. https://example.com/login-01-03
  2. https://example.com/login-01-07