[FESOME]

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How to Extract Combo out of Logs.txt 

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[joepa]

show me the magic!

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Can be done way more simple: 'grep @Domain.com:'

[panic2attack]

show me the magic!

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Can be done way more simple: 'grep @Domain.com:'

 100 line in python = one command in linux

[FESOME]

show me the magic!

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Can be done way more simple: 'grep @Domain.com:'

$grep @gov.com

whats the output is it just the emails that starts with @gov and end with .com or all the domains pattern @mix.gov.com @gov.eu .?

[joepa]

$grep @gov.com
whats the output is it just the emails that starts with @gov and end with .com or all the domains pattern @mix.gov.com @gov.eu .?

All that contain exactly '@gov.com:', so @gov.com plus ':' (followred by a passwords), so NOT @gov.com.br etc. If you want this too: grep '@gov.com.br:' infile.

[Canyon2559]

i always use grep and regex querys but maybe this works easy? dk

[vortex128]

show me the magic!

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Can be done way more simple: 'grep @Domain.com:'

FYI, dots need to be escaped inside a grep command.

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While this can be useful, it's unbelievably slow depending on the size of the data. The best thing to do is to parse and clean the data then put it in an efficient indexed database

[joepa]

FYI, dots need to be escaped inside a grep command.

Indeed, so grep @Domain\.com:'

While this can be useful, it's unbelievably slow depending on the size of the data. The best thing to do is to parse and clean the data then put it in an efficient indexed database

Agree. Filter crap, normalize and then put it in a database for later repeated use.

[Th3Pr0]

THAAAANKS MATE

[johnlenon]

Amazing share .. am want it mate