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Hi and wlcome to Socket Detectiv
its app allow to you scan port (mabe legal on not lol)
all of your doing with this on your own and we not say doing some not leagel
its app have three option :
coustom section : coustom port range
tcp-full : range of advance port using in networks and recomend
tcp-recomend : just recomend ports
and now qustion its how to use it
you have two switch (mabe more in outher verstions)
hare its switches :
-P : for port range {
after -P switch we go for a min port and next max port
}
-L : for using lists in app {
TCP-recomend : for recomnds ports
TCP-full : for advance ports
}
hare is example for two of them
192.168.1.1 -P 0 10
192.168.1.1 -L TCP-recomed
192.168.1.1 -L TCP-full
hare is the list of ports :
1. **TCP-full List** (scans the following ports):
20, // FTP (Data)
21, // FTP (Control)
22, // SSH
23, // Telnet
25, // SMTP
53, // DNS (TCP)
67, // DHCP (Server)
68, // DHCP (Client)
69, // TFTP
80, // HTTP
110, // POP3
123, // NTP
135, // RPC
137, // NetBIOS Name Service
138, // NetBIOS Datagram Service
139, // NetBIOS Session Service
143, // IMAP
443, // HTTPS
465, // SMTP (Secure)
514, // Syslog
520, // RIP
554, // RTSP
563, // NNTP (Secure)
993, // IMAP over SSL
995, // POP3 over SSL
1080, // SOCKS Proxy
1433, // MSSQL
1521, // Oracle Database
161, // SNMP
162, // SNMP Trap
179, // BGP
389, // LDAP
445, // SMB
873, // RSYNC
2049, // NFS
3268, // Global Catalog
3306, // MySQL
3389, // RDP
5432, // PostgreSQL
5900, // VNC
6379, // Redis
8080, // HTTP Alternative
8081, // HTTP Alternative
8443, // HTTPS Alternative
9200, // Elasticsearch
1812, // RADIUS Authentication
1813, // RADIUS Accounting
27017, // MongoDB
11211, // Memcached
1883, // MQTT
8883, // MQTT Secure
500, // IPSec/IKE
514, // Syslog
161, // SNMP
2427, // SIP
5060, // SIP (UDP)
5061, // SIP (Secure)
5222, // XMPP (Jabber) (Client connection)
5269, // XMPP (Jabber) (Server connection)
25, // SMTP
993, // IMAPS
1194, // OpenVPN
1701, // L2TP
3389, // RDP
22, // SSH
443, // HTTPS
2049, // NFS
520, // RIP
2427, // SIP
500, // ISAKMP (for VPN)
5060, // SIP (Voice Over IP)
1194, // OpenVPN
1701, // L2TP (Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol)
1812, // RADIUS Authentication
1813, // RADIUS Accounting
520, // RIP
524, // NCP
25, // SMTP
23, // Telnet
31337 // Back Orifice (used in exploits)
2. **TCP-recomend List** (commonly used ports):
20, // FTP (Data)
21, // FTP (Control)
22, // SSH
23, // Telnet
25, // SMTP
53, // DNS
80, // HTTP
110, // POP3
143, // IMAP
443, // HTTPS
3389, // RDP
465, // SMTP (Secure)
993, // IMAP (Secure)
995 // POP3 (Secure)
Now its time to start