Python3 For Pentesting - Developing A Port Scanner
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2019
- Welcome back to Python for pen-testing. In this, series will be covering everything you need to know to develop pen-testing tools in Python 3. In this video, we will be developing a simple port scanner with Python3.
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Glad to see that you are continuing the Python series!
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Have you found this useful in you everyday job? Assuming your in the security feild
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What would make this better is making a for loop to go through all 65535 ports or have the user specify a range. For i in range(21, 6000): It would also be great to add command-line arguments.
Basic script, but very functional!
I need help. I can scan the port by inputting the specific value but when I do that in range, it's not working. For example port 80 is open, but when scanned in range, port 80 is closed.
Thank you
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Hey, I mistakenly pinged hackthissite.com instead of hackthissite.org and and also ran an nmap scan on the ip address I got by the ping scan and then I later realised that the ip belonged to some Google user content or the organisation name was Google cloud will this create any probelm?
HSploit, thanks for sharing your knowledge. You are really intelligent [God-Level]!! What are your thoughts on where to find Python Scripts [with description] for Pen-Testers? The Python website does not have much of a description when I do keyword searches.
Extremely functional… Did you end up revising the port integer to scan multiple ports?
If you could talk about other python modules such as subprocess, mitmproxy, optparse etc.., it would be nice
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sentdex has done portscanner in 2014 on his channel!!! For any port with multithreading!!!
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Hello, no, it is on Python 2. We are working on a conversion series to bridge the gap.
how can we get port version ??
You should also code to scan for every port in {0000..9999}
Sentdex channel, he did any port scanner with multithreading!!!
@Old ÇumÇum yeah but random int will not scan every port right?
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what should i write if i want to scan a range of ports? e.g (50-400)
We will cover this in the next video.
Doesn't show same results like nmap. Why?
I was hoping to see other imports than the nmap library. This may be good to automate some scans. But for a real build from the ground network mapper is not the tutorial. Thanks
When you want to scan a range of of ports like 1 to 1000, in python 3 you can't define the socket variable out side of the loop function. So you have to make a new instance of it for every single port. I'm not sure why you can't reuse the first instance. I'm looking forward if you have any solution.
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Yes, standard logic implies the use of a 'for' loop, but we can make use of try and except.
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Xss basics?
why not loop through all the ports and check which one is open instead of manually checking a port one by one? that would definetly be an improvement.
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The port scanner said open when it should've said closed
Check the reply to this comment. pip install colorama before you try to use it.
import socket
import threading
import concurrent.futures
import colorama
from colorama import Fore
colorama.init()
print_lock = threading.Lock()
ip = input("Enter the IP to scan: ")
def scan(ip, port):
scanner = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
scanner.settimeout(1)
try:
scanner.connect((ip, port))
scanner.close()
with print_lock:
print(Fore.WHITE + f"[{port}])" + Fore.GREEN + " Opened")
except:
pass
with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=100) as executor:
for port in range(1000):
executor.submit(scan, ip, port + 1)