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=Overview=
 
=Overview=
OWASP PHP Portscanner ([[OPPP]] or [[O3P]]) is basic TCP port scanner developed in PHP which runs in a browser window.
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'''OWASP PHP Portscanner ([[OPPP]] or [[O3P]]) is basic TCP port scanner developed in PHP which runs in a browser window.'''
The project demonstrates a simple proof of concept (PoC) as to how sockets can be utilized to scan and determine open ports.
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'''The project demonstrates a simple proof of concept (PoC) as to how sockets can be utilized to scan and determine open ports.'''
Purpose:
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'''Purpose:'''
  
 
     -> The project is simple PoC to demonstrate how PHP sockets can be used as a security tool to perform port scanning.  
 
     -> The project is simple PoC to demonstrate how PHP sockets can be used as a security tool to perform port scanning.  
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= Contributors List  =  
 
= Contributors List  =  
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'''Project Leader:''' Bhavesh Naik [[bhavesh.naik@owasp.org]]
  
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'''1)''' [https://facebook.com/saurabh.nemade Saurabh Chandrakant Nemade]
  
 
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Revision as of 19:10, 3 January 2014

OWASP PHP Portscanner (OPPP or O3P) is basic TCP port scanner developed in PHP which runs in a browser window. The project demonstrates a simple proof of concept (PoC) as to how sockets can be utilized to scan and determine open ports. Purpose:

   -> The project is simple PoC to demonstrate how PHP sockets can be used as a security tool to perform port scanning. 
   -> The PHP port scanner, runs in web browser (not limited to browser, but can even run in CLI mode with a few tweaks). 
   -> No need of hardcore and advance knowledge on PHP is required to construct this scanner, only basics will do just fine!