Added basic Telnet scanner - #27 #68
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This is awesome! I'll do a little testing merge it tonight. |
| wait_for_pass_prompt = int(self.cred['auth']['telnet_read_timeout']) | ||
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| retval = telnet.open(str(self.target.host), int(self.target.port), timeout=timeout_allowed) | ||
| retval._has_poll = False # telnetlib hackery :) |
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What's this line do? I keep getting an error:
[21:43:45][telnet][_check] Error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute '_has_poll'
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If you look into the telnetlib code, under some condition it gets put into a mode where it polls for results every so often to see if it should exit/stop blocking, and that was to prevent it from going into that mode. Try removing it. The reason I suggest that: it worked on Kali without that line. I moved to a clean Ubuntu environment before committing to test it further and ended up needing to add that line to prevent a complete lockup after 30 or so threasds were spun up Another option would be to add an if statement to handle the condition where it’s None, but maybe we don’t need it at all |
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I'm pulling the changes into the development branch to clean them up. |
This PR adds basic Telnet scanner functionality. It also adds Mirai botnet credentials as the default scan creds for telnet.
Telnetlib is not ideal for scanning, but with a little hackery it becomes a "good enough" solution for up to a few hundred hosts.