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CVE-2024-6387 — OpenSSH RCE Massive Vulnerable Scanner | Kitploit
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CVE-2024-6387

OpenSSH RCE Massive Vulnerable Scanner

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OpenSSH CVE Scanner

The OpenSSH CVE Scanner is a Python script designed to scan multiple SSH targets for vulnerabilities based on their OpenSSH version. It utilizes threading for concurrent scanning and integrates logging with colored output for enhanced visibility.

Features

  • Multi-threaded Scanning: Utilizes threading to concurrently scan multiple targets, improving efficiency.
  • CVE Vulnerability Detection: Checks SSH versions against a predefined list of CVE vulnerabilities to determine if a version is vulnerable.
  • Logging and Output: Logs scan results to a file (scan.log) and optionally saves vulnerable targets to an output file.
  • Color-coded Output: Uses Colorama and Coloredlogs to provide color-coded terminal output for clear status indication.
  • Interrupt Handling: Supports Ctrl+C to gracefully terminate the script while ensuring ongoing threads complete their tasks.

Usage

  1. Setup:

    • Ensure Python dependencies (coloredlogs, packaging) are installed (pip install coloredlogs packaging).
  2. Running the Scanner:

    • Provide a file (-f) containing a list of targets in the format ip:port.
    • Optionally specify an output file (-o) to save vulnerable targets.
    • Adjust the number of threads (-t) based on system resources or scanning requirements.
  3. Example Command:

    root@kitploit:~
    python open_ssh_scanner.py -f targets.txt -o vulnerable_ips.txt -t 5
    
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