Free scanning bot software for linux

Open Proxy Scanning Bot (formerly NeoBOPM) is a loadable module for the NeoStats IRC Services. Open Proxy Scanning Bot scans clients connecting to the IRC network for insecure proxies, and also looks up a DNS blacklist for previously registered insecure proxies.
It caches the results of scans to increase perfomance, and with multiple bots, can be configured for load balancing.
It currently supports Hybrid7, Unrealircd, LiquidIRCd, Bahamut, QuantumIRCd, MysticIRCd, NeoIRCd, and Ultimate, with support for other ircds planned.
Enhancements:
- The code was updated to support NeoStats 3.0 Alpha 3.
- The DNS blacklist code was split out to a new module, BLSB.
- Several issues regarding NeoStats consuming 100% CPU when using OPSB have also been corrected.
- gcc 4.0 support was fixed.

HTML::Tree::Scanning contains an article: "Scanning HTML".

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The following article by Sean M. Burke first appeared in The Perl Journal #19 and is copyright 2000 The Perl Journal. It appears courtesy of Jon Orwant and The Perl Journal. This document may be distributed under the same terms as Perl itself.

Scanning HTML

-- Sean M. Burke

In The Perl Journal issue 17, Ken MacFarlanes article "Parsing HTML with HTML::Parser" describes how the HTML::Parser module scans HTML source as a stream of start-tags, end-tags, text, comments, etc. In TPJ #18, my "Trees" article kicked around the idea of tree-shaped data structures. Now Ill try to tie it together, in a discussion of HTML trees.

The CPAN module HTML::TreeBuilder takes the tags that HTML::Parser picks out, and builds a parse tree -- a tree-shaped network of objects...

Footnote: And if you need a quick explanation of objects, see my TPJ17 article "A Users View of Object-Oriented Modules"; or go whole hog and get Damian Conways excellent book Object-Oriented Perl, from Manning Publications.

...representing the structured content of the HTML document. And once the document is parsed as a tree, youll find the common tasks of extracting data from that HTML document/tree to be quite straightforward.

Relay-bot is a program we initially wrote because our group of friends that hang out on one channel could never seem to all stay on EFnet, and even if we could EFnet was splitting so badly at the time that it was unusable. However, we couldnt readily switch to another network because not everybody is always online and a few people wanted to stick with EFnet because there were other friends of theirs still there. So, relay-bot was born. It allowed us to split our channel across 2 (actually, 3 or 4) different IRC networks fairly effectively.
You[l need a copy Of Perl since perlay bot is written in Perl. Youll also need a copy of Net::IRC.
Theres currently no real installation routine; just untar the tarball, edit "relay-bot.config" and run "relay-bot.pl".
Enhancements:
- relay-bot.config: Fixed small issue in example config file
- BUGS, relay-bot.pl: Prepping for update to a new release

IQ has been my pet project since September 2003. IQ is an intelligent, modular IRC robot written in PHP. I wrote the original branch, 0.1.x, back in late 2003, and developed it and modules for it until early 2004. At some point in June 2004, I became inspired to rewrite the bots core and start the 0.9.x branch.
The new (0.9.x) branch of IQ is just about an entire rewrite of the original, with better coding techniques, and usage of object oriented PHP. Bugs from the original have been corrected, and dozens of new features have been added. My goal with IQ is to create a truly multi-purpose IRC bot that may be easily coded for, while keeping the core relatively light-weight.
IQ is built from modules and can dynamically load and unload modules. Writing modules for the bot is simple, and any PHP developer should be able to write his or her own modules to have the bot act as needed. Modules utilize a binding system (modeled after that used by eggdrop), which create triggers that can be executed upon any regular event (msg, join, kick, nick, quit, part, etc), as well as other bot-specific events (idle, connect, disconnect), and call lambda-style functions in the module to perform the desired actions.
Enhancements:
- Fixed case-sensitivity issues with dancer ircd
- Improved mode checking for non-hybrid ircds
- Miscellaneous bug fixes and code cleanups
- Added Database class for support for MySQL and pgSQL database servers
- Headlines module removed
- Added currency module
- Added idletime module
- Disallowed running as root

Peggy Bot is an IRC bot that features a user system, channel protection, simple plugin creation, channel statistics monitoring, a "seen" system, and much more.
It is fully integrated with MySQL, and it can be controlled through the Web or through IRC.
Main features:
- Full MySQL Intagration
- User / Login System
- Stats Generation / Kepping
- Simple Addon Creation

TN-GW-Scan is a scanner for scanning telnet proxies implemented using FWTK.

To install:

1) Check you have expect and telnet installed (expect and telnet packages under
GNU/Debian)
2) Make sure Tn-GW-Scan.exp is executable (chmod u+x Tn-GW-Scan.exp)

IRCBotNET is a Botnet. It is a network of IRC bots that communicate with one another. They share a means of communication whereby all bots speak to one another and exchange information. They are useful for keeping and maintaining a channel by acting as a group of channel bots that work together with a common goal.

Say, for instance, you have one IRC bot keeping a channel and a netsplit occurs or the bot dies for some reason. Immediately the channel becomes chaotic and anarchic without an IRC bot keeping the peace. With a Botnet, even if an IRC bot dies, here still remains the rest of the bots on the Botnet to continue maintaining the channel and the loss of the one bot means nothing as the other bots do its exact same job.

BotNET is an extremely powerful IRC BOT and has many features.
BotNET doesnt necessarily have to run as a Botnet, it can run as a normal IRC bot and in fact does this by default. It has a massive collection of functions that can be seen in the BotNET man pages. When run as a Botnet, BotNET has supreme capabilities that have never been attempted before in Botnets. When a BotNET bot is run in Botnet mode, it connects to a BotNET Communication Stream Server (botserv) that is included in this package.

It uses this server to communicate with the other bots on the Botnet. The difference here is that not only can it do whatever any other Botnet can do, but it also uses this stream of communication with its added IRC Stand-alone bot functionality. For instance, if you add a user to the bot, immediately, all other bots connected to the database add this user to their local databases and a global-wide Botnet database is maintained. So you can use any one of the bots on the Botnets for anything that you so desire. This powerful feature makes BotNET very predominant over other Botnets.