Furious scanner

How do you create a standalone linux amd64 binary for the Furious scanner? I don't want to load go on a device just to use it.
Build it in a Go Docker container maybe and store the resulting executable on a persistent volume?
 
Just switch to Windows 11 boet. You don't have to create binaries and waste time doing anything technical.
 
Or

Bash:
docker run -it --rm -v "$PWD":/build -w / golang:1.22 sh -c "apt update && apt install libpcap-dev -y; git clone https://github.com/liamg/furious.git;cd ./furious;go build -v;cp ./furious /build/"
 
I finally compiled the damn thing and now its says Host down on everything I try to scan while nmap works like a trooper on the same box.
Nee, donder!
Something to do with the default syn scan. Use -s connect in the command
 
Docker makes me feel dirty and not in an Eileen way...

It's bloat!
It literally does exactly what you asked for :X3:

I guess we'll have agree to disagree. But you've given me another entry for my FOSS directory and an idea for a fairly quick to write blog post so thanks.
 
https://thefriendlymanual.com from the Open Source Software thread. I haven't added many articles yet apart from the software list but I plan to do more including more tutorials.
There are not many South African Tech bloggers. Please write so we can grow a bit more knowledge in South Africa.
 
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