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Port-enumeration — Have you ever faced with the lack of possibility of using NMap? For instance if you have reverse shell as an unprivileged user and there are no useful tools preinstalled? This is a small script which will help you to scan a network if you have nothing. | Kitploit
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Have you ever faced with the lack of possibility of using NMap? For instance if you have reverse shell as an unprivileged user and there are no useful tools preinstalled? This is a small script which will help you to scan a network if you have nothing.

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33103 years agoReviewed by Kitploit

Port enumeration

Have you ever faced with the lack of possibility of using NMap? For instance if you have reverse shell as an unprivileged user and there are no useful tools preinstalled?

This is a small script which will help you to scan a network if you have nothing.

Usage example:

root@kitploit:~
chmod +x port-enum.sh
./port-enum.sh 192.168.1.1

or

root@kitploit:~
bash port-enum.sh 192.168.1.1

An original article:

https://www.ivanglinkin.com/simple-port-enumeration/

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