🕵️‍♂️ incognitomail.co-reversed

Reverse-engineered scripts to generate unlimited disposable emails on IncognitoMail.co without using a browser or WebDriver.

🔒 No Puppeteer or Selenium required
🛡️ Last updated: June 23rd, 2025

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⚠️ Disclaimer

• This project is strictly for educational and research purposes only.
• Do not use this in commercial applications or services.
• Use responsibly and respect the platform’s terms of service.

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📁 What’s Inside?

This repo contains two core files:

• createInbox.js – Instantly generates a new inbox ID + token.
• listInbox.js – Fetches and reads emails from any valid inbox.

All requests are handled via Node.js and axios, and authentication is performed via HMAC—just like the website does internally.

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🛠 Requirements

• Node.js (v16+ recommended)
• No browser automation (no Puppeteer/Selenium/WebDriver required)

Install dependencies:

npm install

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🚀 How to Use

1. Create a new inbox

node createInbox.js

You'll receive output like:

{
  "inboxId": "abc123456789@incognitomail.co",
  "token": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}

2. List inbox messages

Update listInbox.js with your inbox ID and token, then run:

node listInbox.js

If valid, you'll see parsed messages (subject, date, text). If expired, it will try to auto-restore.

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🔧 Behind the Scenes

The site uses HMAC-SHA256 authentication with a disguised key logic. This repo includes a function that mimics the obfuscated JS on the frontend to generate valid request keys.

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🛡 IncognitoMail Patch

The IncognitoMail security team actively monitors and rolls out frequent API-breaking patches. This means old versions of this script can break without notice.

🔁 I’ll do my best to keep this repo up to date when that happens.

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🤝 Support / Contributions

Pull requests to improve detection, fix patches, or simplify usage are welcome.

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You may not use this for any commercial service or resale tool.

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