



godofcereal wrote:make it first then worry about the site later.

fiftysixer wrote:Make a list first, then make what's on the list, then make the site to hold it all. Or else you'll be in a never-ending un-organized pile of code. :p

I want to create an online port scanner similar to nmap online, A DNS Lookup, WhoIs, Ping, traceroute ect. Maybe even a simple hash cracker or something. I think this would benefit me greatly, and also a fun project. Would any of you find something like this useful? Also let me know if there is something close to this around.

fiftysixer wrote:well, I'll help :pI want to create an online port scanner similar to nmap online, A DNS Lookup, WhoIs, Ping, traceroute ect. Maybe even a simple hash cracker or something. I think this would benefit me greatly, and also a fun project. Would any of you find something like this useful? Also let me know if there is something close to this around.
Time to break this down:
1) nmap online - pretty obvious, just clone Nmap Online! If you wanted to be REALLY cool you could config your nmap box to output in XML and just use some cool XSLT tricks to display it.
2) DNS Lookup, WhoIs, Ping, traceroute - There's http://www.domaintools.com/ which has all of that. It would still be cool to have another one though! Second opinions are always good, especially when dealing with networks and connectivity.
3) hash cracker - There's a lot of those - http://gdataonline.com/ andhttp://md5.rednoize.com/ are probably the best, I run a small one at http://hashdb.homelesshackers.net/, best would be something that could read from all the hash databases + connect to a cluster for actual cracking. That would be somewhat epic...
Whatever you do, good luck!


ph4nt0m wrote:Thanks man. For now I'm just going to start with a port scanner and go from there I'm not even sure where to start. I was thinking about doing it in php. I'm probably going to have to end up experimenting with a new language. Any other advice, as far as a port scanner? I'm thinking the whois should be relatively easy.

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