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#1
 2002-10-20, 04:53 |
b4d0m3n 
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 python and the net
hello. i was wandering if anyone has any info on making a port scanner using PYTHON. i just wanna try my hand at it.
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2002-10-20, 05:18 |
cense
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Re: python and the net
the same way you would write a port scanner in any other language. Python, like most languages has support for network functions. C has it's slew of functions and so does python.
there are many different styles of port scanning. If all you want to do is direct 'connect()' calls to each port in sequence, its easy. In pseudo code:
for port_low <= port_high, ++port_low do
status = connect(x,x,x,port_low)
if status != <error code> then
print port_low
end if
end for
... that is OVER simplified, but you get the idea. Writing in different langauges only changes your syntax and tools/libraries, from the programming perspective that is, the concepts are almost always the same (unless you are using some wildly different language, which you are not).
did I confuse you yet?
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