Hi *,
I'm trying to SYN scan a pair of machines on my network - actually
everything is a little more complex than a simple scan, I'm
simplificating things - and would like to do it with Ruby.
I was asking myself if I can do that without using nmap, maybe with
Socket or SocketBase, and how.
I'd love a simple example, but maybe i'm asking too much 
A pointer to web resources, ruby packages, "use the source Luke" are
equally appreciated (I already looked at pscan but it does a simple TCP
connect).
TIA,
聽聽ngw
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Have look at:
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/icmpmodule/
It is an implementation of icmp in pure Ruby using raw sockets. It works
very well and is portable. Similarly, I wrote some code to do ARP
resolution in Ruby. So SYN scan should be doable.
Hope it helps,
Guillaume.
路路路
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 15:13 +0900, Nicholas Wieland wrote:
Hi *,
I'm trying to SYN scan a pair of machines on my network - actually
everything is a little more complex than a simple scan, I'm
simplificating things - and would like to do it with Ruby.
I was asking myself if I can do that without using nmap, maybe with
Socket or SocketBase, and how.
I'd love a simple example, but maybe i'm asking too much 
A pointer to web resources, ruby packages, "use the source Luke" are
equally appreciated (I already looked at pscan but it does a simple TCP
connect).