#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use IO::Socket; system('clear'); system('cls'); print q{ ########################################################### # ALIVE OR NOT tool v1.4 # # by perlp0pper # # # # options: # # # # 1. give host and port and check if it's alive. # # 2. give your network ip without the last number # # (e.g: 192.168.1) and a port to scan the whole # # network for alive hosts. (takes a little while) # # # # 3. same as option 2 but scans also all the ports. # # (takes a really long time) # # # ########################################################### }; print "choose your option(1/2/3): "; $|=1; my $choise = ; chomp $choise; if($choise == 1){ system('cls'); system('clear'); print "host: "; my $host1 = ; chomp $host1; print "port: "; my $port1 = ; chomp $port1; print "[*] sending socket to $host1:$port1...\r"; my $sock1 = new IO::Socket::INET (PeerAddr => $host1, PeerPort => $port1, Proto => 'tcp', Timeout => 1) && print "\n\a\a\a[+] [tcp] host alive\n\a\a\a"; } if($choise == 2){ system('cls'); system('clear'); print "your network ip without the last number(e.g: 192.168.1): "; my $host2 = ; chomp $host2; print "port: "; my $port2 = ; chomp $port2; print "[*] scanning the network for alive hosts on port $port2...\n"; my $i=1; for($i;$i<255;$i++){ my $ip1 = inet_aton("$host2.$i"); my $hostname1 = gethostbyaddr($ip1, AF_INET); print "[*] sending socket to $host2.$i:$port2 [tcp]\r"; my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET (PeerAddr => "$host2.$i", PeerPort => $port2, Proto => 'tcp', Timeout => 1) && print "\n\a\a\a[+] [tcp] $host2.$i hostname: $hostname1\n\n\a\a\a "; } print "[*] scan finished\n"; } if($choise == 3){ system('cls'); system('clear'); print "your network ip without the last number(e.g: 192.168.1): "; my $host2 = ; chomp $host2; print "[*] scanning the network for alive hosts...\n"; my $i=1; my $p=1; for($i;$i<255;$i++){ for($p;$p<65666;$p++){ my $ip = inet_aton("$host2.$i"); my $hostname = gethostbyaddr($ip, AF_INET); print "[*] sending socket to $host2.$i:$p [tcp]\r"; my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET (PeerAddr => "$host2.$i", PeerPort => $p, Proto => 'tcp', Timeout => 1) && print "\n\a\a\a[+] [tcp] $host2.$i:$p hostname: $hostname\n\n\a\a\a"; } } print "\n[*] scan finished\n"; }