OSINT Tool: Generate username lists from companies on LinkedIn. Works with Python2.
This is a pure web-scraper, no API key required. You use your valid LinkedIn username and password to login, it will create several lists of possible username formats for all employees of a company you point it at.
Use an account with a lot of connections, otherwise you'll get crappy results.
Here's what you get:
- first.last.txt: Usernames like Joe.Schmoe
- flast.txt: Usernames like JSchmoe
- firstl.txt: Usernames like JoeS
- rawnames.txt: Full name like Joe Schmoe
Optionally, the tool will append @domain.xxx to the usernames.
Example
You'll need to provide the tool with LinkedIn's company name. You can find that by looking at the URL for the company's page. It should look something like
https://linkedin.com/company/uber-com. It may or may not be as simple as the exact name of the company.Here's an example to pull all employees of Uber:
$ python linkedin2username.py myname@email.com uber-com$ python linkedin2username.py myname@email.com uber-com -d 5 -n 'uber.com'Full Help
usage: linkedin2username.py [-h] [-p PASSWORD] [-n DOMAIN] [-d DEPTH]
[-s SLEEP]
username company
positional arguments:
username A valid LinkedIn username.
company Company name.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
Specify your password on in clear-text on the command
line. If not specified, will prompt and not display on
screen.
-n DOMAIN, --domain DOMAIN
Append a domain name to username output. [example: '-n
uber.com' would ouput jschmoe@uber.com]
-d DEPTH, --depth DEPTH
Search depth. If unset, will try to grab them all.
-s SLEEP, --sleep SLEEP
Seconds to sleep between pages. defaults to 3.Toubleshooting
Sometimes LinkedIn does weird stuff or returns weird results. Sometimes it doesn't like you logging in from new locations. If something looks off, run the tool once or twice more. If it still isn't working, please open an issue.