I have expanded my previous port scanner to have a little bit more functionality e.g. identify webpages, save to a log file and to either run interactively or run without interaction. I was thinking the non-interactive version could be scheduled via a cron job.
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#! /usr/bin/python3
# geektechstuff Security Python
# modules to import
import socket
import requests
from datetime import datetime
def port_scan_UI():
# the port scanner with user input
IP_INPUT = input(“What IPv4 address should I connect to: “)
ports = port_range()
active_ports =[]
# goes through all the ports in the port list
for port in ports:
remove_flag = 0
http_address = “http://”+IP_INPUT
http_address = str(http_address)
https_address = “https://”+IP_INPUT
https_address = str(https_address)
str_port = str(port)
full_address = http_address+”:”+str_port
full_address = str(full_address)
full_address2 = https_address+”:”+str_port
full_address2 = str(full_address2)
# tries to connect to HTTP
try:
r = requests.get(full_address)
print(full_address,r.status_code,”—-POTENTIAL WEBSITE—–“)
remove_flag = 1
active_ports.append(port)
except:
print(“No connection”, full_address)
# tries to connect to HTTPS
try:
r2 = requests.get(full_address2)
print(full_address2,r2.status_code,”—-POTENTIAL WEBSITE—–“)
remove_flag = 1
active_ports.append(port)
except:
print(“No connection”, full_address2)
# removes any web based ports
if remove_flag ==1 :
ports.remove(port)
# tries to connect via sockets to remaining ports
for remaining_ports in ports:
s = socket.socket()
try:
s.connect((IP_INPUT,remaining_ports))
response = s.recv(1024)
print(IP_INPUT,remaining_ports,response,”—–POTENTIAL OPEN PORT——“)
s.close
active_ports.append(remaining_ports)
except:
print(“nothing on port”, remaining_ports)
return()
def port_range():
# asks user what port range they want to use
range1 = input(“Which port should I start at: “)
range2 = input(“Which port should I stop at: “)
try:
range1 = int(range1)
range2 = int(range2)
except:
print(“I was expecting integer numbers”)
p_range =list(range(range1,range2))
return(p_range)
def port_scan_auto(IP_INPUT,START_IP,END_IP):
# the port scanner with no user input
START_IP=int(START_IP)
END_IP=int(END_IP)
p_range=(list(range(START_IP,END_IP)))
ports = p_range
active_ports =[]
# goes through all the ports in the port list
for port in ports:
remove_flag = 0
http_address = “http://”+IP_INPUT
http_address = str(http_address)
https_address = “https://”+IP_INPUT
https_address = str(https_address)
str_port = str(port)
full_address = http_address+”:”+str_port
full_address = str(full_address)
full_address2 = https_address+”:”+str_port
full_address2 = str(full_address2)
# tries to connect to HTTP
try:
r = requests.get(full_address)
remove_flag = 1
active_ports.append(port)
except:
print(“”)
# tries to connect to HTTPS
try:
r2 = requests.get(full_address2)
remove_flag = 1
active_ports.append(port)
except:
print(“”)
# removes any web based ports
if remove_flag ==1 :
ports.remove(port)
# tries to connect via sockets to remaining ports
for remaining_ports in ports:
s = socket.socket()
try:
s.connect((IP_INPUT,remaining_ports))
response = s.recv(1024)
s.close
active_ports.append(remaining_ports)
except:
print(“”)
ports = str(ports)
active_ports = str(active_ports)
now = datetime.now()
file_name = now.strftime(“%d:%m:%Y_%H:%M:%S_port_scan.txt”)
file_name = str(file_name)
withopen(file_name, ‘w’) as filehandle:
filehandle.writelines(“IP Address scanned: \n”)
filehandle.writelines(IP_INPUT,)
filehandle.writelines(“\nPorts scanned: \n”)
filehandle.writelines(ports)
filehandle.writelines(“\nActive ports found: \n”)
filehandle.writelines(active_ports)
filehandle.writelines(“\n”)
return()
#port_scan_UI()
port_scan_auto(“192.168.0.38″,”10″,”81”)
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The Python for this project can be found on my GitHub at https://github.com/geektechdude/network_scanner .
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