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superkojiman / onetwopunch

Use unicornscan to quickly scan all open ports, and then pass the open ports to nmap for detailed scans.
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Scanning HACKTHEBOX one2punch seems to hang #5

Open wifiuk opened 6 years ago

wifiuk commented 6 years ago

It seemed to scan fine when i was using it on the OSCP labs, but when i try to scan it on the hack the box labs it jut seems to hang.

[+] Protocol : tcp [+] Interface: tun0 [+] Nmap opts: -Sc -Sv -oA test [+] Targets : 10.10.10.74.txt [+] Scanning 10.10.10.74 for tcp ports... [+] Obtaining all open TCP ports using unicornscan... [+] unicornscan -i tun0 -mT 10.10.10.74:a -l /root/.onetwopunch/udir/10.10.10.74-tcp.txt

This is the error i get and it will just sit there .. Send exiting main didnt connect, exiting: system error Interrupted system call

halfluke commented 5 years ago

Recently noticed the same and really not sure why. Also, I recently attempted (and failed) the oscp exam and I had the same issue as in HTB. OSCP labs were fine instead. VPN settings? I got the issue with and without the interface specified

superkojiman commented 5 years ago

Hello. Yes it seems to be the case for HTB. Problem may be with unicornscan, because you can use nmap to scan all the ports on a single machine.

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Recently noticed the same and really not sure why. Also, I recently attempted (and failed) the oscp exam and I had the same issue as in HTB. OSCP labs were fine instead. VPN settings? I got the issue with and without the interface specified

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Crypto-Cat commented 5 years ago

OneTwoPunch and UnicornScan don't work with OSCP labs either. Maybe these tools are just not VPN compatible (which is weird because VPN-connected scanning is a key use case for such tools).