thats good and might get you a few hundred google
passed proxies at best. but if u learn how to port scan
for public proxies that arnt indexed then you can do this
Use Nmap for portscanning. Protip: Use VPS.
http://nmap.org/dist/nmap-5.51-win32.zip
There is noobtools to use aswell. Ask proxygo about them...![]()
I see,
could you explain a bit the process of finding good proxies.
If I scrape proxies using scrapebox, then I use those proxies in nmap right?
or am I wrong?
I don't really getting it.
I'll give 2 rep bells for help![]()
I'm gonna have to play around with nmap+some other tools first, then I'll tell you guys how to (hopefully) make an awesome proxylist.
You don't use proxies in nmap. You scan proxies!![]()
I realized nmap is way to advanced to use for the regular computer user.I don't have a clear understanding of ports & proxies scanning yet (atleast I know what a proxy is lol), but I'll be looking forward for some information!!![]()
thats good and might get you a few hundred google
passed proxies at best. but if u learn how to port scan
for public proxies that arnt indexed then you can do this
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Your search - "+":8080? +":3128? +":80? filetype:txt" - did not match any documents.
"+":8080? +":3128? +":80? filetype:txt"
port scanning is easy, doesnt require a payed tool
just a good old fashioned free ip port scanner
the trick is... like spotting bad weather coming you
gotta do the same with port scanning, get the right
ip blocks+ the right ports you can hit thousands of
un listed un tapped un indexed public proxies and i mean
thousands. no cost involved > only time <
and the tool i port scan with was made by a friend of
mine back in the old yahoo days of 2004, it scans
for http and socks via an added single port and start
and end ip. work like a charm if you no where to scan.
only 1 downside, ide never give it out as it triggers
even my mcaffee anti virus software and i wouldnt
want anyone saying i Trojaned them
+?:8080? +?:3128? +?:80? filetype:txt
port scanning is easy, doesnt require a payed tool
just a good old fashioned free ip port scanner
the trick is... like spotting bad weather coming you
gotta do the same with port scanning, get the right
ip blocks+ the right ports you can hit thousands of
un listed un tapped un indexed public proxies and i mean
thousands. no cost involved > only time <
and the tool i port scan with was made by a friend of
mine back in the old yahoo days of 2004, it scans
for http and socks via an added single port and start
and end ip. work like a charm if you no where to scan.
only 1 downside, ide never give it out as it triggers
even my mcaffee anti virus software and i wouldnt
want anyone saying i Trojaned them
I realized nmap is way to advanced to use for the regular computer user.
But hey, I can PM you a tool that can scan ip-ranges open ports fast