go-network-distributed-scanner

A simple network scanner showing open ports, like Nmap but in Go, multi-threading and distributed.

It's possible to specify a domain, subdomains, IPv4 addresses, or even networks/IP mask pairs.

Redis is used as a centralized information and message passing system.

Only scan the first 1024 ports TCP. UDP scan is implemented but not enabled due to many false positives.

For educational purposes only.

WIP! A lot of refactoring is needed.

How

graph LR
    U((Manager)) -- IPs to scan --> B((Redis))    
    B -- IP --> X{Worker 1}
    B -- IP --> Y{Worker 2}
    X -- results --> B
    Y -- results --> B
    B -- results open ports --> U
    X --> M(pc host)
    X --> N(pc host)
    Y --> O(pc host)
    Y --> P(pc host)

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Using

Just clone the repository and do a "make":

git clone https://github.com/nireitdev/go-network-distributed-scanner.git
cd go-network-distributed-scanner
cp config.yml.example  bin/config.yml
make

Make will compile the "./worker" and "./manager" into bin directory. Then copy the example config.yml into /bin. Modify and set the config to connect a remote redis server.

Run "./worker" on remote servers and "./manager" on a local machine to send ips to scan.

./manager www.example.com  192.168.0.1
./manager 192.168.0.0/24

ToDo

• Save results in a DB for late analysis (mysql,sqlite,etc)
• Replace redis server with a custom application with gRPC/SSL
• Better documentation, yeah I know....