PortSpider – Advanced network port scanner on Kali Linux

PortSpider is a tool for scanning large ranges of networks for open ports and vulnerable services. This tool is not designed to scan one target, but an entire IP range. (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24) Most of the time companies/organizations have public information about the public IP ranges they own, so portSpider will help you scan all their machines at once for vulnerable devices/services.

Module:

• http –Scan open HTTP ports and get headers.
• mysql –Scan for open MySQL servers and attempt to log in using default credentials.
• mongodb –Scan open MongoDB instances and check if they are password protected.
• ssh –Scan for open SSH ports.
• printer –Scan for open printer ports and websites.
• gameserver –Scan for open game server ports.
• manual –Scan custom ports.

Order:

• modules –List all modules.
• use –Use modules.
• options –Display module options.
• set –Set an option.
• run –Run the selected module.
• back –Return to the menu.
• exit –Close portSpider.

Let’s start with the Advance Network Ports scanner

**Step 1:-**You need to download the PortSpider tool by executing this command in the terminal window of Kali Linux

┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com]
└─$ git clone https://github.com/xdavidhu/portSpider.git

**Step 2:-**First, we read the README.md file to learn how to install the port scanner.

┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com]
└─$ ls
┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com]
└─$ cd portSpider

┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com/portSpider]
└─$ cat README.md

**Step 3:-**Now install all the requirements.

┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com/portSpider]
└─$ python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

**Step 4:-**Start, run it now

┌──(linuxmi㉿linuxmi)-[~/www.linuxmi.com/portSpider]
└─$ ./portSpider.py

**Step 5: -**Show all module types:

portSpider $> modules

**Step 6:-**Select module, here I choose http option, you can choose any one from the list.

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