onesixtyone

Fast SNMP community-string scanner.

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pkg: onesixtyone

onesixtyone sprays SNMP requests to find devices with guessable community strings.

Syntax

onesixtyone -c {comm.txt} {targets}

Example

onesixtyone -c communities.txt 10.0.0.0/24

Tests each host for valid SNMP community strings.

Options & flags

What each switch does. Toggle them in the builder below to assemble a command.

-c <communities.txt>Community-string list file.
-i <hosts.txt>File of target hosts.
-dDebug/verbose output.

Command builder

Tick options (and fill any values) to build a ready-to-copy command.

onesixtyone

Usage examples

onesixtyone -c communities.txt 10.0.0.0/24

Find devices with guessable community strings.

Advantages
  • Very fast SNMP discovery
  • Simple
Disadvantages
  • UDP often filtered
  • Brute-y/noisy
Tags
#snmp#network

Official docs: onesixtyone

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Frequently asked questions

What is onesixtyone used for?
onesixtyone sprays SNMP requests to find devices with guessable community strings.
What is an example onesixtyone command?
A common example is: onesixtyone -c communities.txt 10.0.0.0/24 — Tests each host for valid SNMP community strings.
Is onesixtyone part of Kali Linux?
Yes. onesixtyone ships with Kali Linux (and Parrot OS). If missing, install it with: sudo apt install onesixtyone.
What category of security tool is onesixtyone?
onesixtyone is a Information Gathering tool with a low-risk profile when run against a live target.

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