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User File Script

This script runs an Nmap scan on a target IP address and port specified by the user. It saves the Nmap output to a file in the root folder with the name provided by the user. The script echoes whether the port is open or closed/filtered, along with the current time, and breaks out of the loop if the port is open.

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User File Script

This script runs an Nmap scan on a target IP address and port specified by the user. It saves the Nmap output to a file in the root folder with the name provided by the user. The script echoes whether the port is open or closed/filtered, along with the current time, and breaks out of the loop if the port is open.

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#!

/bin/bash

#Requesting a user file >> Placing in a root folder <<

read -p What us the name of output file to be saved? filename

#Request user enter port number


echo -e -n PORT: ; read portnum
p=-p
port=$p$portnum

#Request of target IP address input from user


echo -e -n IP: ; read ip

temp=/root/$filename
while :
do
nmap -sV $port $ip >> $temp #tailor nmap script to specific use
if grep -q open $temp && ! grep filtered $temp; then
time=$(date +%T)
echo -e PORT $portnum OPENED AT $time
break
else #Closed port selection results in spam. Type Ctrl+C in terminal to stop
echo PORT $portnum CLOSED OR FILTERED.
done

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