🎯Dumper presets

Most of you will use the auto-dumper feature, for this to work properly you'll need to set presets to target the proper columns. Make sure to read the whole section to understand how it works.

How it works

The default preset is made for combos, it'll target the columns with regex matching an email and column containing "pass".

How is it searching

If you enter a keyword like "password" it'll search for columns that contain this keyword. Meaning if a column is called "user_password" or "accountpassword" it'll automatically count it as a match.

Options

• must:

• regex:

If you're using a regex string to identify emails for example it'll allow you to target any databases no matter what's the name of the column.

If you want to only dump the lines that match one column specifically then you'll use "must:" this way if it finds for example the must column "pass" it'll dump it, otherwise it'll skip.

Live example

Let's say I want to target combos, first we'll use a regex string to target emails and add "must:regex:string_here" to make sure there is an email, then we'll add "must:pass" keyword to dump email & pass.

How to use options

When create a regex preset make sure to type "regex:" it'll add a small badge at the start with text "regex" you can now paste your regex string. Example below:

As you can see on the example I also added "must:" cause I want to make sure there is an email when dumping. The order doesn't matter but you'll need to type "must:" and then "regex:", once you see the badge "regex & must" you can paste your regex string.

For phone numbers we could use this regex string: (won't fit for all numbers cause of country code, format...)

/^\+?\d{1,4}[-.\s]?\(?\d{1,3}\)?[-.\s]?\d{1,4}[-.\s]?\d{1,4}[-.\s]?\d{1,9}$/

For emails we could use this one:

^[a-z0-9._%+\-]+@[a-z0-9.\-]+\.[a-z]{2,4}$