HttpProxyPortScanner

This Bash script allows scanning for open ports on a specific target using an HTTP proxy

Features

• Prompts the user for proxy, target, and number of ports to scan
• Open ports are saved in a file named openPortsHttpProxy.txt
• Open ports are automatically copied to the clipboard

Dependencies

• The following dependencies must be installed

sudo apt install -y git curl sed xclip gawk coreutils              

Example

./HttpProxyPortScanner.sh

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Enter the proxy (example: http://user:password@ip:port - http://user:password@domain:port - http://ip:port - http://domain:port):
Proxy: http://lance.friedman:o>WJ5-jD<5^m3@10.129.181.242:3128

Enter the target (example: http://ip - http://domain - ip - domain):
Target: 127.0.0.1

Enter up to which port you want to scan (example: 65535):
Port: 80
        [*] Port 22 - OPEN
        [*] Port 80 - OPEN

[+] Scan completed, open ports have been saved to openPortsHttpProxy.txt
[+] Ports have been copied to clipboard