A network scanner written in python with data exfiltration
The software gathers: hostname, UDP ports and TCP ports of the network and sends this information to a remote server. This server can be either a sftp server or a machine who's running server.py. The latter is better because the data is send through TCP on the port 443, that is used to avoid most firewalls.
Note: The software requires admin permissions because it creates smtp sockets.
Run on the root of the project the following command in order to install dependecies:
pip install -r requirements.txt$ sudo python netScan.py -p <address 1>-<address 2> <ipserver><address 1>-<address 2>: range ip (i.e. 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.255)<ipserver>: ip of the machine who is runningserver.pyor the sftp server
- ping scan
- retrive hostname
- TCP and UDP scan
- send report through sftp server
- send report through
server.py
This software utilizes the following dependencies:
- paramiko 2.7.1
- ping3 2.6.1
This software was tested with python 3.8, I can't guarantee the correct for other versions.
MPL-2.0 © Samuel Martins
