[Release] Frisk 1.0 [rPort 2]

[Jordan L.]

The next version of rPort has just released. This is version 1.0 codenamed "Frisk". This is the CMD Version ONLY. Please vote in the poll if you would like a UI Version.

Screenshots:
You can check out the Screenshots via our Server here: http://pyritedesign.com/software/open/rP...n%20Shots/

Developers
--Mark.H
--Felicia.S

Price:
$0. [Free]

About it:
rPort_/-cmd
Is the commands line version of our port scanner, this is to be run from the command line. all out put of this program will be displayed on the terminal you are using. This has basic functionality.

License:
Frisk is under the GPLv3 License.

Docs:

Spoiler (Click to View)

rPort CMD
rport-cmd has a couple of command line switches that control its functionality these switches/arguments are:

HOST=
TIMEOUT=
START=
END=
WAIT=
STEALTH=

What HOST= does is it it specifies the host tat rPort is going to scan, it can be an IP address, an url or even an hostname.

TIMEOUT= Specifies how long the rport should wait for a reply, if it exceeds the TIMEOUT time then it will move on too the next port.

START= and END= tell the program where to start and where to finish

STEALTH= Is to tell rport weather to conduct a stealth scan or not, this is default set to false, the time period it waits is set using the WAIT= command. Using stealth will result in a very long scan, the ports are also scanned randomly instead of in order e.g 1...2...3

WAIT= Is only useful when STEALTH= is enabled, this is the period it waits between ports.

Some say that that port scanning is Illegal and some say its not. You must ONLY use this program for legal purposes. (We don't want to get into the crap for this one)

Download Link:
Linux i686: Can be found here.
Mac: Can be found here.
Windows / RUBY MUST BE INSTALLED: Can be found here.

[Jordan L.]

If anyone finds this hard to use I could write up a Tutorial for it?

[Extasey]

Maybe make a GUI with a CMD window below, allowing the user to enter in commands if they want as well as seeing the code that is entered when they click a button... this could maybe even teach a new user the commands they could use and cause them to become less and less dependable on the GUI itself (unless its too easy, then nobody will give a stuff!)