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I am trying to do some pentesting using this new software. Its supposed to spoof SMS messages using emails (you can send text messages using your phone number as the email name and the phone providers email address end (example for T-Mobile): tmomail.net, so a regular email to a mobile phone would be 1234567891@tmomail.net). For reference, I am using Zoho mail.
Here is the code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#I must say if you are looking at the code, any changes you make, i am not responsible for the outcome.
#If it stops working because you have changed it, you can contact me at github, but do not blame me
#by reading this and opening the file you acknowledge i am not responsible for how you use this.
#but I implore you to not use this illegally
import random
import string
import smtplib
import os
from time import sleep
from getpass import getpass
from subprocess import call
class color:
PURPLE = '33[95m'
CYAN = '33[96m'
DARKCYAN = '33[36m'
BLUE = '33[94m'
GREEN = '33[92m'
YELLOW = '33[93m'
RED = '33[91m'
BOLD = '33[1m'
UNDERLINE = '33[4m'
END = '33[0m'
W = '33[0m' # white (normal)
R = '33[31m' # red
G = '33[32m' # green
O = '33[33m' # orange
B = '33[34m' # blue
P = '33[35m' # purple
C = '33[36m' # cyan
GR = '33[37m' # gray
T = '33[93m' # tan
def clear():
os.system('clear')
def msms():
clear()
print ""+G+" "
print """
[+]======================[+]
[!] Mass List SMS Attack:[!]
[+]======================[+]
When creating the file list, remember to attack the carrier to the end of each number.
[+] example. 4567834214@txt.att.net[+]
here is a list of the different carrier types.
You can look them up also at online if theres a new one.
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
"""
print ""+T+" "
phonelst = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Path to victem list' + color.END)
phonelst = open(phonelst, 'rb')
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
for phone in phonelst:
try:
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(fromname, phone, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END), counter ,(color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] messages!' + color.END)
except:
print("Sorry you typed something wrong. Please review the info you typed")
print("your info is right here:", " ", zoho, " ", password, " ", spam_msg)
b = raw_input("Press Enter to Continue")
msms()
def ssms():
clear()
print ""+B+" "
print ("""
[+]==========================================[+]
[+]Single SMS Attack-------------------------[+]
[+]==========================================[+]
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
""")
provider = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Enter cellular provider>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
phone_num = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Victims phone number>' + color.END) + provider
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ("This function should make your message anonymous, unless google fixes the this flaw")
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
print ""+T+" "
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone_num, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(zoho, phone_num, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone_num)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END)
def menu():
clear()
print ""+O+" "
print ("""
[+]==============================[+]
[+]::::::::Sms Attacker::::::::::[+]
[+]==============================[+]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
[!]------------------------------------}
[!]----====-------=----=-----====------}
[!]---=----------=-=--=-=---=----------}
[!]---=---------=---==---=--=----------}
[!]----====----=----==----=--====------}
[!]--------=---=-----=----=------=-----}
[!]--------=---=----=-----=------=-----}
[!]----====----=-----=----=--====------}
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
========================================
Created and Designed by Andrew El+++++++
========================================
***********By Chosing an option*********
You recognize and accept the disclaimer+
I am not responsible how you use this
software. take great care in using it...
""")
print ""+P+" "
print ("""
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
this sms attack will send spam anonymously
(whatever you choose) to target as many times
you type in.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
options: s=single target m=mass email list
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
**************lowercase*********************
""")
print ""+C+" "
option = raw_input("option:")
if option == "s":
clear()
ssms()
elif option == "m":
clear()
msms()
else:
clear()
print ""+R+" "
print ("sorry just type in lowercase 's' or 'm' only ")
p = raw_input("Press enter to continue")
menu()
menu()
python sms spoofing
asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
12
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0
I am trying to do some pentesting using this new software. Its supposed to spoof SMS messages using emails (you can send text messages using your phone number as the email name and the phone providers email address end (example for T-Mobile): tmomail.net, so a regular email to a mobile phone would be 1234567891@tmomail.net). For reference, I am using Zoho mail.
Here is the code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#I must say if you are looking at the code, any changes you make, i am not responsible for the outcome.
#If it stops working because you have changed it, you can contact me at github, but do not blame me
#by reading this and opening the file you acknowledge i am not responsible for how you use this.
#but I implore you to not use this illegally
import random
import string
import smtplib
import os
from time import sleep
from getpass import getpass
from subprocess import call
class color:
PURPLE = '33[95m'
CYAN = '33[96m'
DARKCYAN = '33[36m'
BLUE = '33[94m'
GREEN = '33[92m'
YELLOW = '33[93m'
RED = '33[91m'
BOLD = '33[1m'
UNDERLINE = '33[4m'
END = '33[0m'
W = '33[0m' # white (normal)
R = '33[31m' # red
G = '33[32m' # green
O = '33[33m' # orange
B = '33[34m' # blue
P = '33[35m' # purple
C = '33[36m' # cyan
GR = '33[37m' # gray
T = '33[93m' # tan
def clear():
os.system('clear')
def msms():
clear()
print ""+G+" "
print """
[+]======================[+]
[!] Mass List SMS Attack:[!]
[+]======================[+]
When creating the file list, remember to attack the carrier to the end of each number.
[+] example. 4567834214@txt.att.net[+]
here is a list of the different carrier types.
You can look them up also at online if theres a new one.
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
"""
print ""+T+" "
phonelst = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Path to victem list' + color.END)
phonelst = open(phonelst, 'rb')
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
for phone in phonelst:
try:
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(fromname, phone, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END), counter ,(color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] messages!' + color.END)
except:
print("Sorry you typed something wrong. Please review the info you typed")
print("your info is right here:", " ", zoho, " ", password, " ", spam_msg)
b = raw_input("Press Enter to Continue")
msms()
def ssms():
clear()
print ""+B+" "
print ("""
[+]==========================================[+]
[+]Single SMS Attack-------------------------[+]
[+]==========================================[+]
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
""")
provider = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Enter cellular provider>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
phone_num = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Victims phone number>' + color.END) + provider
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ("This function should make your message anonymous, unless google fixes the this flaw")
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
print ""+T+" "
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone_num, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(zoho, phone_num, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone_num)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END)
def menu():
clear()
print ""+O+" "
print ("""
[+]==============================[+]
[+]::::::::Sms Attacker::::::::::[+]
[+]==============================[+]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
[!]------------------------------------}
[!]----====-------=----=-----====------}
[!]---=----------=-=--=-=---=----------}
[!]---=---------=---==---=--=----------}
[!]----====----=----==----=--====------}
[!]--------=---=-----=----=------=-----}
[!]--------=---=----=-----=------=-----}
[!]----====----=-----=----=--====------}
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
========================================
Created and Designed by Andrew El+++++++
========================================
***********By Chosing an option*********
You recognize and accept the disclaimer+
I am not responsible how you use this
software. take great care in using it...
""")
print ""+P+" "
print ("""
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
this sms attack will send spam anonymously
(whatever you choose) to target as many times
you type in.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
options: s=single target m=mass email list
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
**************lowercase*********************
""")
print ""+C+" "
option = raw_input("option:")
if option == "s":
clear()
ssms()
elif option == "m":
clear()
msms()
else:
clear()
print ""+R+" "
print ("sorry just type in lowercase 's' or 'm' only ")
p = raw_input("Press enter to continue")
menu()
menu()
python sms spoofing
asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
12
add a comment |
0
0
0
I am trying to do some pentesting using this new software. Its supposed to spoof SMS messages using emails (you can send text messages using your phone number as the email name and the phone providers email address end (example for T-Mobile): tmomail.net, so a regular email to a mobile phone would be 1234567891@tmomail.net). For reference, I am using Zoho mail.
Here is the code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#I must say if you are looking at the code, any changes you make, i am not responsible for the outcome.
#If it stops working because you have changed it, you can contact me at github, but do not blame me
#by reading this and opening the file you acknowledge i am not responsible for how you use this.
#but I implore you to not use this illegally
import random
import string
import smtplib
import os
from time import sleep
from getpass import getpass
from subprocess import call
class color:
PURPLE = '33[95m'
CYAN = '33[96m'
DARKCYAN = '33[36m'
BLUE = '33[94m'
GREEN = '33[92m'
YELLOW = '33[93m'
RED = '33[91m'
BOLD = '33[1m'
UNDERLINE = '33[4m'
END = '33[0m'
W = '33[0m' # white (normal)
R = '33[31m' # red
G = '33[32m' # green
O = '33[33m' # orange
B = '33[34m' # blue
P = '33[35m' # purple
C = '33[36m' # cyan
GR = '33[37m' # gray
T = '33[93m' # tan
def clear():
os.system('clear')
def msms():
clear()
print ""+G+" "
print """
[+]======================[+]
[!] Mass List SMS Attack:[!]
[+]======================[+]
When creating the file list, remember to attack the carrier to the end of each number.
[+] example. 4567834214@txt.att.net[+]
here is a list of the different carrier types.
You can look them up also at online if theres a new one.
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
"""
print ""+T+" "
phonelst = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Path to victem list' + color.END)
phonelst = open(phonelst, 'rb')
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
for phone in phonelst:
try:
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(fromname, phone, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END), counter ,(color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] messages!' + color.END)
except:
print("Sorry you typed something wrong. Please review the info you typed")
print("your info is right here:", " ", zoho, " ", password, " ", spam_msg)
b = raw_input("Press Enter to Continue")
msms()
def ssms():
clear()
print ""+B+" "
print ("""
[+]==========================================[+]
[+]Single SMS Attack-------------------------[+]
[+]==========================================[+]
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
""")
provider = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Enter cellular provider>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
phone_num = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Victims phone number>' + color.END) + provider
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ("This function should make your message anonymous, unless google fixes the this flaw")
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
print ""+T+" "
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone_num, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(zoho, phone_num, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone_num)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END)
def menu():
clear()
print ""+O+" "
print ("""
[+]==============================[+]
[+]::::::::Sms Attacker::::::::::[+]
[+]==============================[+]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
[!]------------------------------------}
[!]----====-------=----=-----====------}
[!]---=----------=-=--=-=---=----------}
[!]---=---------=---==---=--=----------}
[!]----====----=----==----=--====------}
[!]--------=---=-----=----=------=-----}
[!]--------=---=----=-----=------=-----}
[!]----====----=-----=----=--====------}
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
========================================
Created and Designed by Andrew El+++++++
========================================
***********By Chosing an option*********
You recognize and accept the disclaimer+
I am not responsible how you use this
software. take great care in using it...
""")
print ""+P+" "
print ("""
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
this sms attack will send spam anonymously
(whatever you choose) to target as many times
you type in.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
options: s=single target m=mass email list
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
**************lowercase*********************
""")
print ""+C+" "
option = raw_input("option:")
if option == "s":
clear()
ssms()
elif option == "m":
clear()
msms()
else:
clear()
print ""+R+" "
print ("sorry just type in lowercase 's' or 'm' only ")
p = raw_input("Press enter to continue")
menu()
menu()
python sms spoofing
asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
12
I am trying to do some pentesting using this new software. Its supposed to spoof SMS messages using emails (you can send text messages using your phone number as the email name and the phone providers email address end (example for T-Mobile): tmomail.net, so a regular email to a mobile phone would be 1234567891@tmomail.net). For reference, I am using Zoho mail.
Here is the code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#I must say if you are looking at the code, any changes you make, i am not responsible for the outcome.
#If it stops working because you have changed it, you can contact me at github, but do not blame me
#by reading this and opening the file you acknowledge i am not responsible for how you use this.
#but I implore you to not use this illegally
import random
import string
import smtplib
import os
from time import sleep
from getpass import getpass
from subprocess import call
class color:
PURPLE = '33[95m'
CYAN = '33[96m'
DARKCYAN = '33[36m'
BLUE = '33[94m'
GREEN = '33[92m'
YELLOW = '33[93m'
RED = '33[91m'
BOLD = '33[1m'
UNDERLINE = '33[4m'
END = '33[0m'
W = '33[0m' # white (normal)
R = '33[31m' # red
G = '33[32m' # green
O = '33[33m' # orange
B = '33[34m' # blue
P = '33[35m' # purple
C = '33[36m' # cyan
GR = '33[37m' # gray
T = '33[93m' # tan
def clear():
os.system('clear')
def msms():
clear()
print ""+G+" "
print """
[+]======================[+]
[!] Mass List SMS Attack:[!]
[+]======================[+]
When creating the file list, remember to attack the carrier to the end of each number.
[+] example. 4567834214@txt.att.net[+]
here is a list of the different carrier types.
You can look them up also at online if theres a new one.
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
"""
print ""+T+" "
phonelst = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Path to victem list' + color.END)
phonelst = open(phonelst, 'rb')
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
for phone in phonelst:
try:
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(fromname, phone, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END), counter ,(color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] messages!' + color.END)
except:
print("Sorry you typed something wrong. Please review the info you typed")
print("your info is right here:", " ", zoho, " ", password, " ", spam_msg)
b = raw_input("Press Enter to Continue")
msms()
def ssms():
clear()
print ""+B+" "
print ("""
[+]==========================================[+]
[+]Single SMS Attack-------------------------[+]
[+]==========================================[+]
"AT&T: @txt.att.net"
"Qwest: @tmomail.net"
"T-Mobile: @tmomail.net"
"Verizon: @vtext.com"
"Sprint: @messaging.sprintpcs.com or @pm.sprint.com"
"Virgin Mobile: @vmobl.com "
"Nextel: @messaging.nextel.com"
"Alltel: @message.alltel.com"
"Metro PCS: @mymetropcs.com"
"Powertel: @ptel.com"
"Boost Mobile: @myboostmobile.com"
"Suncom: @tms.suncom.com"
"tracfone: @mmst5.tracfone.com"
"U.S Cellular: @email.uscc.net"
"Put the @ sign before the provider"
""")
provider = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Enter cellular provider>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
phone_num = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Victims phone number>' + color.END) + provider
print ""+T+" "
zoho = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Your email>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
password = getpass(color.UNDERLINE + 'Password>' + color.END)
fromname = '.' + ' ' + raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Name of the user you want target to see' + color.END)
print ("This function should make your message anonymous, unless google fixes the this flaw")
o = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.zoho.com", 587)
o.starttls()
o.login(zoho, password)
print ""+T+" "
message = raw_input(color.UNDERLINE + 'Message>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
counter = input(color.UNDERLINE + 'How many times>' + color.END)
print ""+T+" "
spam_msg = "From: rnTo: rnrn ".format(fromname, phone_num, message)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Sending...' + color.END)
for i in range(counter):
o.sendmail(zoho, phone_num, spam_msg)
sleep(10)
print(phone_num)
print (color.UNDERLINE + ''+G+'[*] Successfully sent' + color.END)
def menu():
clear()
print ""+O+" "
print ("""
[+]==============================[+]
[+]::::::::Sms Attacker::::::::::[+]
[+]==============================[+]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
[!]------------------------------------}
[!]----====-------=----=-----====------}
[!]---=----------=-=--=-=---=----------}
[!]---=---------=---==---=--=----------}
[!]----====----=----==----=--====------}
[!]--------=---=-----=----=------=-----}
[!]--------=---=----=-----=------=-----}
[!]----====----=-----=----=--====------}
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++}
========================================
Created and Designed by Andrew El+++++++
========================================
***********By Chosing an option*********
You recognize and accept the disclaimer+
I am not responsible how you use this
software. take great care in using it...
""")
print ""+P+" "
print ("""
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
this sms attack will send spam anonymously
(whatever you choose) to target as many times
you type in.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
options: s=single target m=mass email list
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
**************lowercase*********************
""")
print ""+C+" "
option = raw_input("option:")
if option == "s":
clear()
ssms()
elif option == "m":
clear()
msms()
else:
clear()
print ""+R+" "
print ("sorry just type in lowercase 's' or 'm' only ")
p = raw_input("Press enter to continue")
menu()
menu()
python sms spoofing
python sms spoofing
asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
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asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
12
edited Mar 24 at 23:45
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asked Mar 24 at 22:54
Vivian FrenchVivian French
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asked Mar 24 at 22:54
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