LinkedinEmails

Searches for employees of a company on linkedin using PuppeteerSharp and outputs a list composed of full names and possible emails.

It's now also possible to validate the emails for each employee using SMTP, note that this is not always 100% reliable.

This application might stop working on the future due to changes in Linkedin, I will try to keep it up to date.

Building and Running

It's possible to create builds for Windows, Linux and macOS since the project is done in .NET Core 6.

Step 1: Download and Install .NET Core 6.0 SDK

Download and install the .NET Core 6.0 SDK from the official website: .NET Core 6.0 SDK

Follow the installation instructions for your operating system.

Step 2: Restore Dependencies

dotnet restore

Step 3: Build the Project

dotnet build

Step 4: Run the Project

dotnet run --project LinkedinSearcher/LinkedinSearcher.csproj

Make sure to pass the arguments needed.

Step 5: Publish the Project (Optional)

dotnet publish --configuration Release --runtime linux-x64

If you want to build for other platform, check the official list of available options from microsoft: .NET RID Catalog

Usage

Usage: LinkedinEmails [-options]

options:
	-e <email>		your linkedin account email
	-p <password>		your linkedin account password
	-c <company name>	linkedin company email 
	-d <company domain>	email domain	
	-v			tries to validate the emails
	-f <file path>		generated emails filepath
	-pin <auth pin>     	authentication pin
	-h			show this help message and exit	

Example

LinkedinEmails -e example@outlook.com -p 12345 -c twitter -d twitter.com

If you have 2FA activated on your account, you can specify the -pin argument and provide an authentication code

LinkedinEmails -e example@outlook.com -p 12345 -c twitter -d twitter.com -pin 274123

Validating emails:

LinkedinEmails -v -f generated-emails-2023-28-4-07-33-02.json