Ivory is a tool that can do port scanning between ip blocks dynamically. You can view the results as csv or send the results to your notification address.
go build -o scanner .
| parameter | required | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ip | true | string | 192.168.* . * | ip address third block [0-255] |
| port | true | integer | 9200 | scan port |
| label | true | string | ElasticSearch | label |
| storage | false | string | csv | storage type (notification url or csv) |
| concurrent-count | false | integer | 50 | concurrent count |
./scanner --ip=192.168.1 .* --port=9200 --label=ElasticSearch --storage=http://notification.address
./scanner --ip=192.168.1 .* --port=9200 --label=ElasticSearch --storage=csv
- The octet to look at in this example is 192.168.1.[0-255].
- The fewer octets defined, the longer the scanning process.
- If storage is empty writes to result.csv file, but if you give a url, it sends the request to the corresponding url with the get method.The query string contains ip, port and label parameters.