Libssh-Scanner is a python based script to identify hosts vulnerable to CVE-2018-10933. Libssh scanner has two modes: passive (banner grabbing) and aggressive (bypass auth) to validate vulnerability’s existence. By default, libssh scanner uses passive mode but supply the -a argument and aggressive mode will be used which provides more accurate results.
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Run pip install -r requirements.txt within the cloned libssh-scanner directory. libssh Scanner - Find vulnerable libssh services by Leap Security (@LeapSecurity) positional arguments: target An ip address or new line delimited file containing IPs to search for the vulnerability. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -v, --version show program's version number and exit -p PORT, --port PORT Set port of SSH service -a, --aggressive Identify vulnerable hosts by bypassing authentication
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