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I don't have time to address this, but will leave this issue open in case anyone comes along and wants to help.

Hi @Awaces , thanks for opening an issue! I've seen similar behavior in the past. Basically, the tool can only find names of those that would be visible to you...

Are you sure? There is logic in the code here to do a lot with names consisting of more than 2 parts: https://github.com/initstring/linkedin2username/blob/master/linkedin2username.py#L659

How have you seen usernames like this handled? Can you provide some examples, based on real world users? I could add logic to create some more mutations. Thanks!

Thanks @Awaces Sorry, I should have been more specific. I'm basically trying to understand how a company would create usernames for someone like this. I haven't really seen these much...

If those examples above look good, you could try to submit a PR that include them [in this chunk of code](https://github.com/initstring/linkedin2username/blob/master/linkedin2username.py#L659). It should be fairly basic to sort out if...

Notes are also extremely helpful for other type of credential data, like SSH keys and API tokens. Thanks Mozilla for all your great work!

This has been open for ages, I don't have time to add. Closing.

Been a while, no reply. Feel free to re-open if you want this addressed. Thanks.

I would also love this feature. We automate deploying a Navigator instance using CI pipelines, automatically loading layers we generate from previous red team operations. Having certain layer files only...