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 # Gelos80Sniff
-Coding project I had to make as part of my Cert IV Cybersecurity at TAFE NSW.
+Gelos80Sniff is a Python tool designed for network scanning and web enumeration. It identifies devices with open ports in a given IP range and performs directory discovery on web servers (port 80) using Gobuster.
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+This program was developed to run on Kali Linux, but should work fine on any other debian based distribution. Windows support is limited.
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+Features
+IP Range Validation: Checks the connectivity of the target IP range.
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+Port Scanning: Scans TCP ports (1-1024) and lists open ports.
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+Web Enumeration: Runs Gobuster to find hidden directories on port 80.
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+Export Results: Option to save Gobuster output to a TXT file.
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+Requirements
+Python 3.x
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+nmap Python library – Install with:
+pip install python-nmap
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+Gobuster – Make sure it is installed (e.g., on Linux: sudo apt-get install gobuster).
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+How to Use
+Clone the repository:
+git clone https://github.com/reiyua/Gelos80Sniff.git
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+Run the script with administrator privileges:
+sudo python3 Gelos80Sniff.py
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+Follow the prompts:
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+Enter an IP range (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24).
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+Specify your Gobuster wordlist path (e.g., /usr/share/wordlists/common.txt).
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+Optionally save the Gobuster results to a specific directory.
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+Example Paths
+Gobuster wordlist example: /usr/share/wordlists/common.txt
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+Disclaimer
+This tool is intended for educational purposes and authorized network testing only. Unauthorized use may violate legal and ethical standards. Always get permission before scanning any network.