IPIterator: Iterate through a set of IPs and run a command
I made IPIterator because I wanted to play around with FreeBasic and I needed something that would let me run a command on a series of IPs. IPIterator is multithreaded and fast to run, but not 100% reliable. Hell, its meant to be a quick hack. If you get an error like:
ipiterator.bas(30) : warning level 0: Passing pointer to scalar, at parameter 2
when you try to compile it don't worry, that's expected.
Syntax:
ipiterate
ip_address,max-thread-count-up-to-1000,some command to run with ~ip token
Examples:
./ipiterate 192.168.*.1-254,25,"ping ~ip"
The above will ping each of the IPs in the range 192.168.*.1-254, using 25 threads. It's useless, but it's a simple example.
./ipiterator 192.168.1.*,250,"cat spam.prn|netcat -q 0 ~ip 9100"
The above will use Netcat to send a print job to all printers using port 9100/tcp in the range 192.168.1.* using 250 threads. Is this the first know reference to printer spam?
./ipiterator 192.168.30.129-132,3,"nikto -h ~ip>~ip.txt"
The above command will run the Nikto web vulnerability scanner on each IP in the range 192.168.30.129-132 and put the output in a text file named with the corresponding IP.
IPIterator should have a lot of uses, just use your imagination.
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