A Secure Shell (SSH) scanner / bruteforcer controlled via the Internet Relay Chat (IRC) protocol.
'sans armes, ni haine, ni violence'
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| @help <id> | A list of commands, syntax, and descriptions. |
| @info <id/all> | Information about the server. |
| @kill <id/all> | Kill the bot. |
| @scan <id> b <range> | Example: @scan tnnxu 107.13 (Scans from 107.13.0.0 to 107.13.255.255) |
| @scan <id> c <range> | Example: @scan tnnxu 107.13.201 (Scans from 107.13.201.0 to 107.13.201.255) |
| @scan <id> <b/c> random | Example: @scan tnnxu b random (Scans from ?.?.0.0 to ?.?.255.255) |
| @status <id/all> | Check the scanning status on the bot. |
| @stop <id/all> | Stop all current running scans. |
Note: Commands require either 'all' or the bots unique id after it.
If the bot has a nick of 'spag-tnnxu', the id of that bot is 'tnnxu'.
You can issue a command with @info all, or @info tnnxu.
- The
@stopcommand is not perfect and doesn't fully stop scans in progress.
- Create a more accurate and comprehensive spooky list.
- Implement scanning for telnet and ftp.
- Make use of
deep_combosafter no successful logins. - Use pyinstaller to create a single executable.
- Give up after x amount of timeouts.
- Slow random scans when idle.
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