Ports Mapper

Simple tool for port scanning and port service enumeration.

The reason for this tool is mainly to facilitate moments in security audits where it is known that map cannot be used for various reasons on the network.

Dependencies

• nc
• ping
• pbcopy (MacOS) | xclip (Linux)
• shuf

Usage

Help menu:

~$ chmod +x mapper.sh
~$ ./mapper.sh -h
[✓] Usage: ./mapper.sh -i <host> -p <ports> [options]

	-h	Show this help menu

	-i	Host to scan

	-p	Ports to scan
		[!] example: -p 80,53,443,1433
		-p-	Scan all ports

	-o	Output to file

	-x	Copy ports to clipboard

	-n	No ping

	-t	Max threads

	-u	UDP scan

	-s	Service identifier

Exmple

~$ ./mapper.sh -i 10.10.43.2 -p- -s -n -x -t 5000
[✓] Max threads: 5000

[!] No ping

[✓] Host is Mac

[!] No output

[✓] Service identifier

[✓] TCP scan

[✓] Port 80
[✓] Port 53

[!] Identifying service...

[!] Puerto 53 -> (domain) open
[!] Puerto 80 -> (http) open

[✓] Done


[!] Copying ports to clipboard...

[✓] Ports copied to clipboard
[✓] Done

~$ ./mapper.sh -i 10.10.43.2 -p- -s -u -o output.txt

[✓] Default Max threads: 200

[✓] Output to file: output.txt

[✓] Possible Unix/Linux, TTL = 64.

[✓] Host is Mac

[!] No output

[✓] Service identifier

[✓] UDP scan

[✓] Port 8080

[!] Identifying service...

[!] Puerto 8080 -> (http) open

[✓] Done