The -s stands for service, -u for username, -w for path to the wordlist -d for delay(secs). Python faitagram -s twitter -u (username) -w (wordlist) -d (delay) To start the bruteforcing on Twitter, what you need to type is : Python -s facebook -u NullByte -w /root/SadminDontBanMe.txt -d 2 -Twitter. Python -s facebook -u MEMEBIGBOY -w /root/password.txt Python -s facebook -u BURGERKING -w wlist -d 3 It is just to prevent errors, and for Username Checking. Only in FaceBook, it will ask you to enter the name of the target. If you don't have a wordlist, type "wlist" instead of the (wordlist). The (wordlist) section is for the path to the wordlist.Īnd the (delay) is for the delays(seconds).ĭelay is optional, just don't type the "-d" if you don't want to use it. The (email) section, is for the email of the target. Python faitagram -s facebook -u (email) -w (wordlist) -d (delay) To start the bruteforcing on FaceBook, what you need to type is : There are 3 paths, pick one and follow me. Username is for the username of the target.ĭelay is optional, and it means the delay of seconds it will sleep during trying passwords. In service, it is rather facebook,twitter or instagram. Python faitagram -s service -u username -w wordlist -d delay The faitagram file contains a strong password list, so don't worry about the wordlists.īut if you still want to test it out, than use your own wordlist. We did that, to install all the requirements to run the script by typing :Īfter the installing is finished, there are commands for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram each. You have that? Now lets chmod the files so we can access it. License is just a MIT license, Readme has informations about the script on it, faitagram is the main source, setup.py is for the installing dependencies, and wlist is a wordlist.
License, Readme, faitagram, setup.py and wlist.
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