GONET-Scanner : Golang Network Scanner With Arp Discovery And Own Parser

GONET-Scanner tool has its own ARP scanner and parser facility.

ScreenShots

Install

chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh [as root]

Usage

[ARGUMENTS]
-ar CIDR: ARP Discovery
-ar CIDR -s: Scan ports in all hosts discovered
-ap: Scan to 65535 Ports
-pr MINPORT MAXPORT: Define Port Range to Scan
-1000: Scan Top 1000 ports (like nmap)
-t: Set Timeout (in milliseconds)
[EXAMPLES]
go run scannerport.go -ap : Allports TCP Scan
go run scannerport.go Default Scan 0-1024 ports
go run scannerport.go -ar 192.168.0.1/24 : ARP Ping Scan ALL local Subnet
go run scannerport.go -pr
go run scannerport.go -ar 192.168.1.1/24 -s
go run scannerport.go -1000 192.168.1.1
go run scannerport.go -t 100 192.168.1.1
Example: go run scannerport.go -ar 192.168.1.1/24 (will send an arp ping to every host of net to discover if is it up)
Example: go run scannerport.go google.com -1000 (Will resolve google.com + Will scan top 1000 ports)
Example: go run scannerport.go 192.168.0.1 -pr 100 3000 (will scan every port in these range you must put first minor port)

Add Ports To Banner Grabbing

Go to file ports.go

func Ports() map[int]string {
//Based in well known ports
ports := map[int]string{
1: “echo”,
9: “WOL”,
20: “ftp data”,
21: “ftp control”,
22: “ssh”,
23: “telnet”,
25: “smtp”,
43: “whois”,
49: “TACACS”,
53: “DNS”,
67: “BOOTP”,
69: “TFTP”,
70: “Gopher”,
71: “NETRJS”,
80: “http”,
81: “TorPark”,
82: “TorPark”,
88: “Kerberos”,
110: “POP3”,
115: “sFTP”,
143: “imap”,
220: “imap3”,
123: “NTP”,
135: “RPC”,
443: “https”,
445: “Microsoft-ds, Samba”,
465: “SMTP over TLS”,
514: “Syslog”,
520: “RIP”,
521: “RIPng”,
540: “UUCP”,
543: “klogin”,
544: “kshell”,
587: “submission”,
993: “IMAP over TLS”,
995: “POP3 over TLS”,
1433: “Microsoft SQL Server”,
3306: “MySQL”,
3389: “rdp”,
5432: “postgres”,
6667: “irc”,
25565: “minecraft server”,
}
return ports