NAME
ronin-masscan-dump - Dumps the scanned ports from masscan scan file(s)
SYNOPSIS
ronin-masscan dump [options] MASSCAN_FILE
DESCRIPTION
Dumps the scanned ports from masscan scan files into a variety of formats. The output formats include:
- IP
- Hostname
IP:PORTHOST:PORT- URI
The command also supports filtering the scanned ports by IP, IP range, domain, or port.
ARGUMENTS
- MASSCAN_FILE
- The masscan scan file to import.
OPTIONS
--print-ips- Only print the IP addresses of the targets (ex:
192.168.1.1). --print-hosts- Only print the hostnames of the targets (ex:
example.com). --print-ip-ports- Print IP address and port pairs for each target (ex:
192.168.1.1:443). This is the default behavior. --print-host-ports- Print hostname and port pairs for each target (ex:
example.com:443). - `–print-uris
- Print URIs for each target that has either
httporhttpsservices (ex:https://example.comorhttp://example.com:8080). -P,--protocoltcp|udp- Filters the targets by the protocol of the open port.
--ipIP- Filters the targets by a specific IP address.
--ip-rangeCIDR- Filter the targets by a CIDR IP range (ex:
192.168.1.0/24). -p,--ports{PORT | PORT1-PORT2},…- Filter
IP:PORTorHOST:PORTpairs who’s ports are in the gvien port list. The port list is a comma separated list of port numbers (443) or port ranges (8000-9000). -h,--help- Print help information
EXAMPLES
Print IP:PORT pairs from the masscan scan file:
$ ronin-masscan dump --print-ip-ports masscan.bin
Print IP:PORT pairs with ports 22, 80, or 443, from the masscan scan file:
$ ronin-masscan dump --print-ip-ports --ports 22,80,443 masscan.bin
Print HOST:PORT pairs from the masscan scan file:
$ ronin-masscan dump --print-host-ports masscan.bin
Print target hostnames from the masscan scan file:
$ ronin-masscan dump --print-hosts --with-port 22 masscan.bin
Print URIs from the masscan scan file:
$ ronin-masscan dump --print-uris masscan.bin
AUTHOR
Postmodern postmodern.mod3@gmail.com