Script : export cracked Ip cam to HTML file

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Script : export cracked Ip cam to HTML file Zweii 07/14/15 (Tue) 03:30:08 801c74 No.900

Hi there,

I'm a beginner in C but I tried to develop a software to export Ip cam from bruteforce.log (of Joe's file downloader) into a HTML file to get a screenshot of all the IP cam cracked … I sucessed but I would like to improve my code. I would like to delete all unreacheable Ip cam before creating HTML file but I don't know anything in sockets …

Here the code :

http://pastebin.com/sBJ9yatZ

For instance, my bruteforce.log :

http://pastebin.com/iL1QiqMc

Any help would be appreciate.

Anonymous 07/14/15 (Tue) 18:47:22 8ba72d No.901

Dude… Don't use C for this kind of stuff, it makes things way too complicated.

Regex was made for thing kind of thing.

This can literally be done in one line in Bash ( a very long one albeit ) and a couple of lines in Python

You've got a huge memory leak with 'url'

Just for fun I made it in bash

{ echo '<html><head><title>Export IP Cam</title></head><body>' ; cat bruteforce.log | nl | sed -n "s@\s*\([0-9]\+\)\s*\(\S\+\) - \([^:]\+\):\(.*\)@<div style='border:1px solid#ccc;padding:8px;margin-bottom:8px;'><img style='width:320px;' src='\2snapshot.cgi?user=\3\&pwd=\4'/><b>Source (\1):</b> \2, \3:\4</div>@p" ; echo '</body></html>' ; } > shit.html

Anonymous 07/14/15 (Tue) 18:50:56 8ba72d No.902

I missed the second part of your message but what you're asking could be easily accomplished with 'curl' in Bash and a piped while loop.

Zweii 07/14/15 (Tue) 20:50:07 801c74 No.903

LOL, indeed, it easier …

Anonymous 07/15/15 (Wed) 00:32:08 8ba72d No.904

Come to the IRC channel (It's mentioned at the banner at the top)

Zweii 07/15/15 (Wed) 00:33:55 801c74 No.905

i'm already there ;)