[SSYN-UDP]

Hello community. I was wondering if someone would help me with a basic NTP scanner. It's in perl. You can find below.

Usage: ./scanner.pl [START-IP] [END-IP] [PORT] [THREADS] [TIMEOUT] [OUTPUT]



foreach my $pid (@Pids) { waitpid($pid, 0) }
}[/code]

When Scanning the usage is.

Usage: ./scanner.pl [START-IP] [END-IP] [PORT] [THREADS] [TIMEOUT] [OUTPUT]

However when it's scanning it's only showing me the IP address of any NTP's that may be found. Is that because I am specifying what port to search on already?

[ProtectNull™]

I wouldn't even recommended using a perl scanner, use a compiled c source one.

[SSYN-UDP]

Thank you for your advice. Do you have one that you would advise on using? I am using Kali linux if that makes any difference.

[ProtectNull™]

Thank you for your advice. Do you have one that you would advise on using? I am using Kali linux if that makes any difference.

Buy a scanning server, don't bother using your home network as one.

There are heaps of sources here in HF or in pastebin, just look for a NTP c scanner source.

[SSYN-UDP]

Thanks for the advice. I will be sure to do so. I know it would be very unwise and stupid to do so. But in a test environment in a controlled system. Would I be able to use the List of NTP's from my own connection if I have scappy etc installed or does this require IP spoofing?