ScribdT is a powerful tool designed to search for documents or users on Scribd and extract specific data based on given queries. It provides functionalities to perform user brute force searches and retrieve user data from a SQLite database.
To install ScribdT, you need to clone the repository and install the package using setup.py.
git clone <repository-url>
cd ScribdT
pip install .To use ScribdT, run the ScribdTool command with the appropriate subcommand and options. The general usage format is:
ScribdT [-h] {documents,users,r} ...usage: app.py [-h] {documents,users,r} ...
Search Scribd for documents or users.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
subcommands:
{documents,users,r}
documents Search for documents
users Search for users
r Retrieve data from SQLite databaseTo search for documents on Scribd, use the documents subcommand. The general format is:
ScribdT documents query="fucking warehouse" --filters filters.json --cookies cookies.txtThis command searches Scribd for documents related to "fucking warehouse" and uses the provided filters and cookies.
filters is a optional Tag as it uses to detect parameters for presidio-analyzer.
To search for users on Scribd, use the users subcommand. The general format is:
ScribdT users -ue=500 --db scribd_users.dbThis command performs a brute force search for up to 500 users on Scribd and saves the results to scribd_users.db.
To retrieve data from a SQLite database, use the r subcommand. ScribdT supports retrieving users and searching by username.
ScribdT r -u --db DATABASE_FILEThis command retrieves all users from the specified SQLite database file.
ScribdT r --username=johndoe --db scribd_users.dbThis command retrieves information about the user with the username "johndoe" from the specified SQLite database file.
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