jigoku / proxsee

Perl script to find open SOCKS 4/5 hosts (multi-threaded)

proxsee

Threaded application to find open proxies

• http transparent
• http anonymous
• socks4
• socks5

Seeking can be performed randomly, or ranged. GeoIP country codes are displayed when an open proxy is found

Your mileage may vary with the '--threads' option. Start with 50, and if your system doesn't come to a halt, try increasing it only then.

Usage Examples

Seek a range

$ ./sockseeker --range=69.x.x.x/16 --port=1080 --timeout=10 --threads=100
SOCKS4 [US] (103ms) 69.x.x.13:1080
Anonymous HTTP [RU] (223ms) 69.x.x.24:1080
SOCKS5 [CH] (153ms) 69.x.x.47:1080
SOCKS4 [US] (13ms)  69.x.x.98:1080

...

Seek random hosts

$ ./sockseeker --port=1337 --timeout=10 --threads=100
SOCKS5 [DE] (33ms) 101.x.2.x:1337
Transparent HTTP [IR] (513ms) 77.x.x.24:1337
SOCKS5 [GB] (251ms) x.x.43.47:1337
Anonymous HTTP [ZA] (32ms)  x.134.x.98:1337

...

License

GPLv3 (See LICENSE)

proxsee's Issues

Oddity with HTTP proxy detection

The is_http() sub checks for the endpoint ip address, and only returns true if endpoint equals the target address. This shows as anonymous.

The transparent detection still fetches the ip check page on dyndns through the proxy, returning true for transparent.

However, none of these proxies work properly... they seem to be router hub pages, BUT duckduckgo can be used over the proxy.... oddly.

Investigate this.... as they are very common even with the random scan.

What is it, misconfigured routers with limited tunnel access?