Ruby Port Scanner. Works With Droid

[i8igmac]

Install irb on your droid. It's just a quick scanner I use for discovering services on my network... When I need to find my ftp server or rdp... No need to root your device...

Example: nmap -p 135,139,445,5900,8080,80,21,22 192.168.1.1-255

 require 'socket'

Thread.start{
for ip in 1..255
for port in [135,139,445,5900,80,8080,21,22]
Thread.start{ 
begin
  t = TCPSocket.open("192.168.1.#{ip.to_s}", port) 

rescue  
print "e"
else
t.close
puts""
puts "#{ip}:#{port} open ports!!!"

end}
sleep 0.1
end
end
}

Notes, if it crashes irb, set the sleep to 0.2 or higher. Your phone is limited on threads

The ip address must look like this*

"192.169.1.#{ip.to_s} "

"192.168.#{ip.to_s}.1"

"xxx.#{ip.to_s}.x.x"

"#{ip.to_s}.66.66.66"

You can add more ports,

Edited December 26, 2011 by i8igmac

[jaykruer]

Neat little script! Thanks for sharing it. It works great on my Thunderbolt running CM7.

Install irb on your droid. It's just a quick scanner I use for discovering services on my network... When I need to find my ftp server or rdp... No need to root your device...

Example: nmap -p 135,139,445,5900,8080,80,21,22 192.168.1.1-255

 require 'socket'

Thread.start{
for ip in 1..255
for port in [135,139,445,5900,80,8080,21,22]
Thread.start{ 
begin
  t = TCPSocket.open("192.168.1.#{ip.to_s}", port) 

rescue  
print "e"
else
t.close
puts""
puts "#{ip}:#{port} open ports!!!"

end}
sleep 0.1
end
end
}

Notes, if it crashes irb, set the sleep to 0.2 or higher. Your phone is limited on threads

The ip address must look like this*

"192.169.1.#{ip.to_s} "

"192.168.#{ip.to_s}.1"

"xxx.#{ip.to_s}.x.x"

"#{ip.to_s}.66.66.66"

You can add more ports,