This code applies to Python 2.x (prior to 2.7) For Python 2.7 and later, print command needs '( )'. For Python 3.x and later, change "raw_input" to "input"
I'm glad I found your channel. I like how you present the information and walk us through it. I just made a github account so I can start doing projects and add it to my resume. I'm thinking this will be my first project :)
Sorry, I am so bad in some basics; why exactly the script was run as python portscanner.py if the the real host that was to be scanned is not the same ?
this script is slow i applied multithreading in this and it works fast but for massive port scanning it crashes, anyone having solution to this with source code??
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This code applies to Python 2.x (prior to 2.7)
For Python 2.7 and later, print command needs '( )'.
For Python 3.x and later, change "raw_input" to "input"
helpful information ^^
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I wanna thank you so much for this! I was stuck on Python Idle Shell like what in the FU** is going on with my code, thank youuuuu! Much Love 2 you!!!
Nice info ! But how to get the output so fast ' mine is taking forever
Much appreciated!
I'm glad I found your channel. I like how you present the information and walk us through it. I just made a github account so I can start doing projects and add it to my resume. I'm thinking this will be my first project :)
Sorry, I am so bad in some basics; why exactly the script was run as python portscanner.py if the the real host that was to be scanned is not the same ?
how did the output came so fast... mine is taking forever. Please reply
Same
I don't know how you want to write that code if even with glasses I can't even distinguish some word they are too small. (remoteServer = ???? )
this script is slow i applied multithreading in this and it works fast but for massive port scanning it crashes, anyone having solution to this with source code??
hey how to write the output of this program to a text file?
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This is python on linux. Is there different socket referencing on windows?
No, it's the same.
And.. Who use Windows?
@@syscabmcommunity3368 eh me obviously 🤷♀️
Nice video. Can you please copy and paste the code in the description of the video. Thanks.
Most of the code is here: resources.infosecinstitute.com/topic/write-a-port-scanner-in-python/ We'll update the description with this link.
Bawse!
I can’t wait to run This script
Thanks but can we chat private