👾 Overview
Username anarchy is a great tool by urbanadventurer that allows you to generate different usernames from a list of people’s names in commonly seen formats such as [first].[last], [first initial][last], etc.
💾 Installation
Just clone the repository
# Via SSH
git clone [email protected]:urbanadventurer/username-anarchy.git
# Via HTTPS
https://github.com/urbanadventurer/username-anarchy.git⏯️ Usage
This tool is really useful for any scenario where you need to enumerate valid users such as password spraying or ASREPRoasting. I commonly just provide it with an input list of first and last names, and pipe the output into another tool such as kerbrute to determine if any of them are valid.
# From a list of names
./username-anarchy -i ./names.list > usernames.list
# From a single name
./username-anarchy John Doe
# To a specific format
./username-anarchy -i ./names.list --select-format FLast > usernames.list| 🔗 TTP | ℹ️ Info |
|---|---|
| ASREPRoasting | Great way to find valid users and potentially get creds |
📝 Resources
| 🔗 Hyperlink | ℹ️ Info |
|---|---|
| Username Anarchy | GitHub Repo |