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github.com/tomsteele/cookiescan
TCP port scanning through SYN flood protected networks
##Download## Binary packages for Linux and OS X are available here. If you need to build for another operating system see the go documentation or get in contact with me and I'll see what I can do.
##Install## After installing libpcap-dev:
$ unzip cookiescan*.zip
$ ./cookiescan
##Usage##
$ cookiescan -h
Usage:
cookiescan [options] <target>
cookiescan -h | --help
cookiescan -v | --version
Required Arguments:
target: IP Address, Hostname, or CIDR network. May also be a a newline separated
file containing targets.
Options:
-h --help Show this message.
-v --version Show version.
-p <port ranges> Ports to scan. Ex: -p 22; -p 1-65535, -p 80,443. [default: 1-1024]
-e <port ranges> Ports to exclude from scan. Ex: -e 22; -p 21,23. [default: 0]
-g <int> Amount of goroutines to spread connection attempts across. [default: 1000]
-c <int> Minimum confidence level to flag port as open. [default: 1]
-i <interface> Network interface to listen on.
-t <timeout> Timeout in Milliseconds to wait for a connection. [default: 400]
-j <file> Output JSON to file.
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