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Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - Solixious - 01-05-2013
Hello friends, today I'd like to share with you guys a software made in autoit3. It is a port scanner. As you know a port scanner scans for open ports and it can be used by hackers to find if an exploitable port is open in a network and by system administrators to test the security of their network.
Screenshot :
![[Image: 1059nw4.jpg]](http://i49.tinypic.com/1059nw4.jpg)
Virus Scan : Link
The detection ratio shows 3/46, but since I'm myself the author of this software, I'd like to assure you that this is completely safe and clean.
Also, run this software at your own risk.
I would like to thank 1234Hotmaster and The Alchemist for helping me understand few concepts which were necessary to build this software.
I don't want to release its source publicly, but if you are interested to have a look/modify its source code, you may contact me via PM services.
Download Link : Sol Scanner.exe
4shared Link : Sol Scanner.exe
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - The Alchemist - 01-05-2013
Great! So finally its complete?
Well done. Looking at this, I can say, there's lot more to come.
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - H4R0015K - 01-05-2013
nice work mate +repped you keep them coming!!
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - Solixious - 01-05-2013
Thanks H40015K and Alchemist..
And thank you for the rep
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - Deque - 01-05-2013
Nice share.
Which port scanning technique(s) do you use?
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - 1234hotmaster - 01-05-2013
Good work
RE: Sol Scanner A Port Scanner made in AutoIt - Solixious - 01-05-2013
(01-05-2013, 06:33 PM)Deque Wrote: Nice share.
Which port scanning technique(s) do you use?
This technique is called TCP SYN Scan if I'm not mistaken.