Massive Enumeration Toolset

published: March 6th, 2006

Massive Enumeration Toolset (MET) is a collection of Python scripts designed to perform various passive information gathering attacks which can be useful when evaluating the security of public computer networks.

The first release of MET was purely Google orientated because my personal interest towards the search engine started to increase immensely at that time of writing. Soon I realized that, although considered the best, Google is not enough when you want to explore the net in depth (IMHO).

MET is constantly changing and even I, the sole developer of the project, lose track of what is going on. There is a high chance that the latest version is not working in certain situations. The problem occurs because MSN, Google and other vendors change the format of their results pages quite often. This means that sometimes you might need to modify the regex a bit unless I have done this already.

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