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find open servers on your IPv4 subnet, e.g. SSH.

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findssh

Platform-independent Python >= 3.6 script that finds SSH servers (or other services with open ports) on an IPv4 subnet, WITHOUT NMAP. Scans entire IPv4 subnet in less than 1 second using 100 threads via Python standard library concurrent.futures.

author:

Michael Hirsch, Ph.D.

Install

You can just run findssh.py directly, but to allow use from other programs, you can install by:

pip install findssh

or from this repo:

pip install -e .

It is expected that your default python version is at least 3.5, which was released in 2015.

Usage

Takes about 40 seconds to scan an IPv4 subnet.

from Terminal:

python findssh.py

or from within Python

import findssh

findssh.run()

Command line options

-s

checks the string from the server to attempt to verify the correct service has been found.

-t

timeout

-b

baseip (check other subnet besides your own)

-p

port

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