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@ -141,29 +141,29 @@ def list_ip_addresses(data):
def print_web_ports(data):
""" Examines the port information and prints out the IP and port
""" Examines the port information and prints out the IP and port
info in URL format (https://ipaddr:port/)
"""
# http and https port numbers came from experience as well as
# searching for http on th following website:
# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers
http_port_list = ['80', '81', '591', '593', '2080', '2480' '3080',
'4080', '4567', '5080', '5104', '5800' '6080',
'7001', '7080', '8000', '8008', '8042', '8080',
'8081', '8082', '8088', '8222', '8280', '8281',
'8530', '8887', '9000', '9080', '16080']
https_port_list = ['832', '981', '1311', '7002', '8333', '8531',
'8888']
"""
# http and https port numbers came from experience as well as
# searching for http on th following website:
# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers
http_port_list = ['80', '81', '591', '593', '2080', '2480' '3080',
'4080', '4567', '5080', '5104', '5800' '6080',
'7001', '7080', '8000', '8008', '8042', '8080',
'8081', '8082', '8088', '8222', '8280', '8281',
'8530', '8887', '9000', '9080', '16080']
https_port_list = ['832', '981', '1311', '7002', '8333', '8531',
'8888']
for item in data:
ip = item[0]
port = item[4]
if port.endswith('43') and port != "143" or port in https_port_list:
print("https://{}:{}".format(ip, port))
elif port in http_port_list:
print("http://{}:{}".format(ip, port))
else:
continue
for item in data:
ip = item[0]
port = item[4]
if port.endswith('43') and port != "143" or port in https_port_list:
print("https://{}:{}".format(ip, port))
elif port in http_port_list:
print("http://{}:{}".format(ip, port))
else:
continue
def least_common_ports(data, n):