sure try xscan.exe not x-scan_gui
and hidden.exe if u want to hide it somewhere i guess 2
Usage: xscan -host <startIP>[-<endIP>] <module> [option]
xscan -file <host_list_file> <module> [option]
<module> means:
-tracert : trace route
-port : check the status of standard service port
-snmp : check SNMP information
-ssl : check SSL vulnerability
-rpc : check RPC vulnerability
-sql : check SQL-Server weak password
-ftp : check FTP-Server weak password
-ntpass : check NT-Server weak password
-netbios : check Netbios information
-smtp : check SMTP-Server vulnerability
-pop3 : check POP3-Server weak password
-cgi : check HTTP vulnerability
-iis : check IIS vulnerability
-bind : check BIND service vulnerability
-finger : check Finger service vulnerability
-sygate : check Sygate vulnerability
-all : check all vulnerability
[option] means:
-v: display verbose information
-p: skip host when failed to ping
-o: skip host when no opened port be found
-t <thread_count[,host_count]>: specify the maximal thread count and host cou
nt, default is 100,10
Example: xscan -host 192.168.1.1 -all
xscan -host 192.168.1.1-192.168.254.254 -port -ntpass -p -t 100
xscan -file host.lst -port -cgi -t 100,5 -v -o
should do the trick