Demos

Reconnaissance

Port Enumeration

NetAuto

NetAuto is a customizable network reconnaissance tool that automates enumeration of services, protocols and ports, suitable network scanning and penetration testing practices.

Requirements

Your machine must be up-to-date in order to install the latest available packages

sudo apt-get update

If you want to install third-party tools to be installed in your system, execute this following command:

sudo apt-get install python python2 python3 python3-pip pip pipx

The tools that are utilized for enumeration requires installation of the following from the table:

Nmap	OpenSSL	Netcat	snmpwalk	snmp-check	finger
ntpq	impacket-rpcdump	rpcdump	rpcmap	IOXIDResolver	nmblookup
nbtscan	enum4linux	enum4linux-ng	rpcclient	netexec	smbmap
crackmapexec	smbclient	impacket-looksupid	IKE-Scan	PRET	rsync
rpcinfo	spose	svn	SIETpy3	OpalOPC	DockerRegistryGrabber
Nikto	WhatWeb	WebTech	WebAnalyze	Wapiti	wafw00f
WhatWaf	CMSMap	WPScan	Joomscan	CMSeeK

The commands used in this script can be accessible from online resources such as hacktricks, infrastructure, 0xffsec & exploit-notes.

It is recommended that you install the following tools on Debian based distribution machine (ParrotOS & Kali Linux) for the ease of installing third-party tools.

Installation

# Clone the following repository
git clone https://github.com/eliaz5536/netauto.git # Clone repository

# Access the repository and change file permission of the script to be executable
chmod +x netauto 

# Launch NetAuto
./netauto 

./netauto -i <TARGET_HOST> -p <TARGET_PORTS>

Usage

It is recommended that you run sudo on this script since it requires specific permissions to execute Nmap commands.

Network Enumeration Automator with Nmap
 
Usage: Netauto -i <host> [options]
 
Options:
  -h, --help                      Help & Usage
  -i, --ip                        Specify target host
  -p, --ports                     Scan ports of target host
  -t, --timing                    Specify minrate option
  -m, --mode                      Specify scan mode
  -o, --output                    Output destination
 
Timing minrate options:
  0                       Paranoid
  1                       Sneaky
  2                       Polite
  3                       Normal (Default)
  4                       Aggressive
  5                       Insane
 
Mode options: 
 recon                    Recon Scan
 tcp                      TCP Scan
 udp                      UDP Scan
 script                   Script Scan
 vuln                     Vulnerability Scan                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Examples

The following will produce output directories for each of the selected ports which that will output all enumeration scans.

Reconnaissance Output Directory

Netauto
└── XXX.XXX.XX.XX
    └── Default
        ├── tcp.nmap
        ├── aggressive.nmap
        ├── port.nmap
        ├── script.nmap
        ├── stealth.nmap
        └── vuln.nmap

Port Enumeration Output Directory

Netauto
└── XXX.XXX.XX.XX
    └── Protocols
        └── SSH
            ├── nc
            │   ├── nc-nv.txt
            │   └── nc.txt
            ├── nmap
            │   ├── all.nmap
            │   ├── auth-methods-default.nmap
            │   ├── auth-methods-root.nmap
            │   ├── auth-methods.nmap
            │   ├── enum-algos.nmap
            │   ├── hostkey.nmap
            │   ├── publickey-acceptance.nmap
            │   └── run.nmap
            ├── ssh-audit
            │   └── ssh-audit.txt
            └── ssh-keyscan
                └── rsa.txt