spoon – Worlds Fastest Port-Scanner (?)
Well well, our first example on how the nokitel library can used.
It's a slimmed down, "fast", SYN-stealth portscanner. The source code is fully commented, and I hope you get a grip of the fundamental functionality.
Usage:
spoon.exe --show (Lists your network interfaces.)
spoon.exe --nic=eth0 --list=List_Of_IPs.txt --port=21-23,80 --out=Results.txt --delay=2 (A scan with eth0 and delay of 2ms.)
spoon - Help Message
This scanner, was able to transmit 2000 crafted packets towards 2000 individual IP-addresses, per second.
Sweden have an allocated space of about ~25 million IP-addresses.
With spoon, the country of Sweden can be scanned for an individual service, say HTTP (port 80) in a pretty accurate time of 3 hours.
Yes. 3 hours.
How come it's this fast?
Well. We have a fixed timeout of 5 seconds, no matter how many targets we're scanning.
So we got no "delay" which would decrease the speed of the scanner.
For more information, read the sourcecode. If you dare. It's written in VB.Net. Nothing for you C/C++ guys!
Oh yeah!
Do you wish to scan a country?
...Lists of ranges can be downloaded from here.
Here's the sourcecode and the binary.
Anyway,
Ciao Bella.
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Fredrik Nordberg Almroth says:
Of course, I do it once i wake up again
Good night. -
Hey, I'm Fredrik. I'm from Sweden, born 1990, and I got a huge interest for information technology and information security. So far, I've been studying for three years at the Internation IT College of Sweden and one year at the Royal Institute of Technology (Kista, Sweden). I'm currently working at Young / Skilled and as a shareholder of Arctic Security. If you wish to contact me, please email me at h@ackack.net or follow me at twitter @Almroot.