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MAJOR UPDATES

As of version 1.2.0, IPExtractX is now an importable class! Create the class initializer and try it out!

>>> from IPExtractX import IPExtractX as IPX

>>> mycustomobj = IPX(content_dir,
                  output_file,
                  keywords_file,
                  detect_ipaddr,
                  detect_hostname,
                  detect_wordsearch,
                  detect_emails,
                  detect_pgpheader).execute_parser()

>>> if mycustomobj.parsed_ipaddr in customiplistobj:

>>> DO SOMETHING

This update requires a change in the requirements.txt file.
If you have not already, After cloning the repository, re-execute
the below commands to fix any ImportErrors you may recieve.

Script Setup

Import Required Modules Via Python3-PIP

• Execute: pip install -r requirements.txt

Import Required Modules Via Command

• Execute: pip install rich ipaddress regex typer

Script Usage

Pre-Requisites:

• UTF-8 Textual Data, Contained in Exported Emails.
• Word List File, Ex. wordlist.txt, this file can be empty.

The Shebang Snippet For Python Environment Execution Is Set As The File Header.
To Execute, Make Sure You Authorize Execution Permissions With chmod +x IPExtractX.py
on UNIX Type Systems

The Help Command:

Execute: ./IPExtractX.py --help

The WordSearch Function

To Run The Scenario With Word Detection, Please Execute With The --detect-wordsearch Argument
Then Specify A List Format File During Execution with --keywords-file, Default is wordlists/words1.list

Please Note:

• WordSearch is Non-Case-Sensitive, May Produce False Posatives.
• WordSearch Detects The Non-Captilized Type Characters, And Will Encode Words This Way When Searching.
• WordSearch Obtains It's Search Index From a Wordlist File. Please Ensure Your File is UTF-8 & Is Placed in List Format