AntiMail Introduction

This documentation explains the functionality of the THC AntiMail (thc_am) module.

AntiMail is a module designed to attack POP3 and IMAP mail servers using dictionary attacks.

Interface Parameters:

1. Protocol: Selection menu containing the supported mail services.
2. Mail Server: Location of the mail server.
3. Username: Username of the user to be attacked.
4. Port Number: TCP port where the service is listening.
5. Select Wordlist: Selection menu that contains the names of wordlists from the Wordlists folder.

ModGlue Variables:

1. $_CONTEXT['thc_am']['protocol']: (string) Selected mail protocol (e.g., 'POP3' or 'IMAP').
2. $_CONTEXT['thc_am']['mailserver']: (string) Mail server address.
3. $_CONTEXT['thc_am']['username']: (string) Username for the attack.
4. $_CONTEXT['thc_am']['port']: (int) Port number where the service is listening.
5. $_CONTEXT['thc_am']['wordlist']: (string) Path to the selected wordlist.

Resource Settings:

• Time Limit: PHP default.
• Memory Limit: PHP default.

Expanding AntiMail:

N/A

Dependencies:

CURL or Sockets (fallback)

Known Issues:

This is a dictionary attack brute-force module, which can demand significant memory resources. If you encounter time limit or memory issues, consider adjusting the module's settings.