⚡️Python Logs Folders extractor| Url:User:Password as a list

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yuioupp

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Hiiiii

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Hey there, so this a little script that will Extract Url:Username:Password of Logs Folders
it's fast and will extracts whatever is the 'Username:', regardless of whether it's an email or a username or shit
all you have to do is to put the script in the same directory that Logs at.
-Tested on  400 Folders-
- All the luck.
--- Script has been updated Now You can Extract in the same output, without deleting it or creating another.----
+ Adding a Mutlithreading
+ Fixing an error for the different pattren of Folders


for niggers that don't understand  :This script is like a treasure hunter. It goes through all the folders in a specific place that you put it in , searching for a special map called 'Passwords.txt'.
When it finds one, it reads the map and takes note of the treasure's location (URL), the key to the treasure chest (Username), and the secret password (Password).
It then writes all this information in a special book called 'output.txt', so you can find the treasure later. But it's a smart hunter, it doesn't write down the same treasure twice!

thanks

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Hey there, so this a little script that will Extract Url:Username:Password of Logs Folders
it's fast and will extracts whatever is the 'Username:', regardless of whether it's an email or a username or shit
all you have to do is to put the script in the same directory that Logs at.
-Tested on  400 Folders-
- All the luck.
--- Script has been updated Now You can Extract in the same output, without deleting it or creating another.----
+ Adding a Mutlithreading
+ Fixing an error for the different pattren of Folders


for niggers that don't understand  :This script is like a treasure hunter. It goes through all the folders in a specific place that you put it in , searching for a special map called 'Passwords.txt'.
When it finds one, it reads the map and takes note of the treasure's location (URL), the key to the treasure chest (Username), and the secret password (Password).
It then writes all this information in a special book called 'output.txt', so you can find the treasure later. But it's a smart hunter, it doesn't write down the same treasure twice!

thanks

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