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Checkpoint #5 de Coding for security da FIAP

• Objective: Develop a portscannerin Python that makes it possible to scan one or more servers in search of TCP/UDP ports that are open. The program must present the search result on the screen and generate a report in a txt file, in addition to allowing the definition of the port range and identifying the type of protocol corresponding to the service based on the IANA services file.

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• Warning
• Author
• General information
• Technologies
• Setup

Misuse of this program is a crime! Use only in authorized environments and for academic purposes

• João Pedro Zobolli Carnevalli
  • GitHub - @joaocarnevalli
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  • E-mail - [email protected]

This program aims to scan a specific target, bringing open ports and their respective services!

This project was carried out in Python 3.10, using the libraries socket, ipaddress, sys, pyfiglet, time, current.futures and datetime

• 1 - install Python
• 2 - install the library scikit-learn
  • Open CMD
  • Type it pip install -U scikit-learn and run it
• 3 - install the library ipaddress
  • Open CMD
  • Type it pip install ipaddress and run it
• 4 - install the library pyfiglet
  • Open CMD
  • Type it pip install pyfiglet==0.7 and run it
• 5 - Download the DoorKnocker0.1 and run it
• 6 - Remember to change the root where the report will be created
  • Line's 74, 81, 115, 217 and 233.