Fisherman
A python3 tool for looking up an email address's reputation on EmailRep and Apility without the need for API keys.
Installation
pip install fisherman
Quick Start
# Query email address on all services for email reputation and output if email is suspicious
fisherman santiago@example.com
# Query email address on all services and output json responses from services
fisherman santiago@example.com -v
Usage
usage: fisherman [-h] [-v] email
A tool to catch phishes
Lookup email reputation:
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fisherman santiago@example.com
positional arguments:
email Email you want to check the reputation of
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose View detailed results from each service queried
Disclaimer
This tool was hacked together in a few hours after one of my email addresses was flooded with fishy emails, so there are no unit tests and items on the todo list will be completed on a personal need basis.
Credits
The fisherman ASCII art is from ascii-art.de
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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