sw33tlie/sns

IIS shortname scanner written in Go

sns's Issues

invalid memory address

Running sns on some services gives kernell panic

Its shodan - based IP with IIS 7.0 to check how tool handles different services

Feature Request

optimization idea

It's possible to reduce requests by using the ability to see how many files lie behind each prefix.
For example if you check a.*~2 and it isn't found then you can stop searching under a after you find the first result.

Help I can't install. can anyone help?

└─$ go install github.com/sw33tLie/sns@latest

runtime/cgo

In file included from _cgo_export.c:3:
/usr/include/stdlib.h:26:10: fatal error: bist/libc-header-start.h: No such file or directory
26 | #include <bist/libc-header-start.h>
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

`sns` does not account for multiple of the same shortnames

Hello! First off I want to say thanks for writing this tool, I have been looking for an alternative to the Java shortname scanner for awhile now. In my testing, I found that this scanner didn't pick up all the same shortnames as the Java version. Specifically, if there are multiple endpoints with the same 6 character prefix, then sns will miss it. For example, I had this output from the Java version

    |_ ARCHIV~1.ASP
    |_ ARCHIV~2.ASP
    |_ ARCHIV~3.ASP

But only had this show up from sns

archiv~1.asp*	Not found	File

sns missed that there were multiple endpoints with "ARCHIV" as the prefix. I think the solution here would be that once a valid endpoint is discovered, then the integer on the end should be incremented until the result meets the false condition (I'll admit I don't know exactly how it works 😅 ).