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Firstmail Password Changer

Overview 🚀

Firstmail Password Changer is a powerful, high-speed tool designed to change passwords for Firstmail accounts. It supports various formats of email-password combinations and leverages multithreading to deliver exceptional performance. Whether you're handling single or bulk requests, this tool provides smooth, error-handled execution with beautiful log output.

✨ Features

  • Multithreading Support: Lightning-fast password changing, even for large batches.
  • Flexible Email Format Handling: Supports various formats including mail|pass, mail:pass, and mail:pass:value. The value field allows the user to add random or custom data as needed.
  • Detailed Console Logs: Clear, easy-to-read logs to keep track of operations.
  • Smart Error Handling: Thoughtful error messages and recovery mechanisms to ensure smooth operation.
  • Password Options: You can choose to generate a random password or set a custom one.

⚙️ Setup & Usage

  1. Install dependencies:

    pip install -r requirements.txt

  2. Get your X-Api-Key:

  3. Configure your API key and settings in config.json:

    {
    "Main": {
        "Threads": 1,
        "X-Api-Key": ""
    },
    "Password": {
        "Generate_password": true,
        "new_password": ""
    }
}
    • In the Password section:
      • Set "Generate_password" to true if you want to generate a random password.
      • Set "Generate_password" to false and provide your desired password in "new_password" if you want to use a custom one.

  4. Run the tool:

    python main.py

📄 Supported Input Formats

Format Example
mail:pass [email protected]:password123
mail:pass:value [email protected]:password123:random_value

🔧 Configuration

Modify config.json to add your API key and set the number of threads as needed:

{
    "Main": {
        "Threads": 1,
        "X-Api-Key": "your-api-key"
    },
    "Password": {
        "Generate_password": true,
        "new_password": ""
    }
}