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WhatsMyName

This repository has the unified data required to perform user and username enumeration on various websites. Content is in a JSON file and can easily be used in other projects such as the ones below:

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Tools/Web Sites Using WhatsMyName

https://whatsmyname.app/ - Chris Poulter created this site which draws the project's JSON file into an easy to use web interface.
- Filters for category and in search results.
- Exports to CSV and other formats.
- Pulls the latest version of the project's JSON file when run.
- Submit a username in the URL using https://whatsmyname.app/?q=USERNAME like https://whatsmyname.app/?q=john
Spiderfoot uses this in the sfp_account module. There is also this video showing how to use this project using the Spiderfoot Command Line Interface (CLI).
sn0int downloads and uses the JSON file in the kpcyrd/whatsmyname module, see https://twitter.com/sn0int/status/1228046880459907073 for details and instructions.
WMN_screenshooter a helper script that is based on web_accounts_list_checker.py and uses Selenium to try and grab screenshots of identified profile pages.
LinkScope uses this in the Whats My Name resolution under the Online Identity category.
Blackbird uses the Whats My Name list in its search.
WhatsMyName-Python Whats My Name simple Python script made by @C3n7ral051nt4g3ncy
K2OSINT Bookmarklet - Bookmarklet that lets you enter a username in a popup and then opens a new tab with the WMN results.

Content

The https://github.com/WebBreacher/WhatsMyName/wiki/Problem-Removed-Sites page has websites that we have had in the project and are currently not working for some reason. We will retest those sites (in the future) and try to find detections.
If you would like to help with detections, we are happy to accept them via GitHub Pull Request or you can create an issue with the details of the site.
Want to suggest a site to be added? Use this form.

Format

See CONTRIBUTING

Command Line Arguments

If you just want to run this script to check user names on sites and don't wish to use it in combination with another tool (like https://whatsmyname.app or one noted above), then you can use the Python script @yooper made for us, whats_my_name.py as shown below.

There are quite a few command line options available:

Check for the user yooper, print out in a table format into console

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -c social

Check for the users yooper and maxim, defaults to outputing json to stdout, only returns the found results.

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper maxim

Check for the users yooper and maxim, defaults to outputing json to stdout, returns the not found and found results.

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper maxim -a

Check for the users yooper and maxim, defaults to outputing json to stdout, returns the sites where no matches were found.

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper maxim -n

Check for the user yooper, on social sites

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -c social

Check for the user yooper, on social sites, using a different web browser agent

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -c social --ua 1

Check for the user yooper, print out in a csv format into console

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -c social --format csv

Check for the user yooper, print out in a json (default) format into console

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -c social --format json

Check for the user yooper, dump out response content and response headers, used for debugging purposes

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -s zhihu --verbose --format csv

Check for the user whether they exist or not and get the response from the server, used for debugging

python whats_my_name.py -u yooper -a -s zillow --verbose --format csv

Social Media

Come follow us for updates. We are on:

Mastodon at https://infosec.exchange/@whatsmyname <a rel="me" href="https://infosec.exchange/@whatsmyname"></a>
Twitter at https://twitter.com/whatsmynameproj

Installation

Check the INSTALLATION.md file

License

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