Making scapy check optional

[realalexandergeorgiev]

Hey,
its a really cool tool! I really love the speed and interface!!

I had issues running it via SOCKS proxy. I believe its due to scapy using raw sockets/interfaces. I didnt want to dig too deep into it, as its only used to verify ports open. I think it would great to have the option to disable port checks and expect them to be open.

KR

PS: i forked it and made my workaround public

[HynekPetrak]

Feel free even to submit a PR

[realalexandergeorgiev]

i dont know how the interface you use works (and i am a really bad coder). here is the code i used to disable the checks:

master...realalexandergeorgiev:sshame:master

[hosolom]

I thought it would be cooler to be able to compile into static files, is there a way to compile into separate binaries, using Pyinstaller a bunch of errors are driving me crazy

[HynekPetrak]

@realalexandergeorgiev added the feature via 1b80de9. By default scapy will be disabled, you may enable with -s (not tested yet).
There is still some issues in run_cmd, so I'm not going to make a new release yet.

[axosecurity]

hey @HynekPetrak @realalexandergeorgiev @hosolom ,
hope you all are great actually I was trying to understand the use of this tool i think it is a use less tool for pentester cause we used to know that public key authentication is not vulnerable to brute-force attacks.
does it can be brutforced like we do in password authentication i searched on the web but did not find any articles that will provide information about this tool and the main theory of public key brute-force.
I hope you will kindly help me to learn and understand this topic i am so passionated about learning this