Currently, project tauro works by pinging all possible IPs in provided networks to determine which are up and then tries to connect to specified ports (80/8080) to see if there's a web server, and then tries to run its modules to see what kind of router it is (or if it is a router). This is a tedious process. And writing a masscan command based off an ipInfo.io network is something best done by a program.
Hence, as part of this enhancement, a new command-line option will be added to generate the masscan command, which can then be copied over and run to get the output json file for said network.
sudiptosarkar
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6 years ago
Currently, project tauro works by pinging all possible IPs in provided networks to determine which are up and then tries to connect to specified ports (80/8080) to see if there's a web server, and then tries to run its modules to see what kind of router it is (or if it is a router). This is a tedious process. And writing a masscan command based off an ipInfo.io network is something best done by a program.
Hence, as part of this enhancement, a new command-line option will be added to generate the masscan command, which can then be copied over and run to get the output json file for said network.