Re: HTTP scanners?

[per.thorsheim () NO PWCGLOBAL COM (Thorsheim, Per)]

Forgive me if there is some irony there that i don't understand about no
such scanner being available, but have a look at Grinder (95/98/NT)
from Rhino9.

You should be able to find it at www.technotronic.com/Rhino9/
and/or ftp://ftp.technotronic.com

Grinder searches through an IP address space you specify, on a specified
port and reports back to HTTP server type/version. In addition it can also
search for a specified list of URL's.

No direct output to a nicely formatted file or database though.. :-/

Regards,
Per Thorsheim
/i only speak for myself, not my employer.

Please respond to Seth R Arnold <sarnold () WILLAMETTE EDU>

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Subject:  Re: HTTP scanners?

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Rory, to the best of my knowledge, there aren't any http scanners -- if you
want something like that, nmap or {nessus | cops | satan | ...} are your
best bets; you can scan directly the http and https ports for quick, or all
ports for sure; as for make/version, the best way I can think of is a
little
script interface to netcat or telnet to show you the real output of each
port.

On Sat, Jan 15, 2000 at 03:55:23AM -0500, Scorpus Kahn wrote:
> I don't know if I am asking the right question or not, but I want to know
if
> there is
> such a thing as a HTTP scanner? A small utility that allows you to scan
> networks/domains
> for all hosts that have a httpd running on them and will return the port
> number
> of the http server, and the make/version of the software. Possibly into a
> nicely sorted
> log or database. If there is such a thing what is it called?
>
>  -Rory Savage

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