Pre-reqs:

This script assumes you have testssl located at ~/Desktop/tools/testssl.sh/testssl.sh

Implementation:

Make a new folder for your scans – recommended to mkdir by date for organization, e.g. mkdir 8_Jan_2019
Then prepare a list/many lists of IP addresses you want to scan.

a. Can prepare multiple lists: the script allows you to specify multiple lists, will scan each IP address in sequence one by one
b. Keep calm and discover that you can also open a new tab and run another instance of the script: this allows you to run multiple scans simultaneously
c. Just FYI: how to create list: vi targets_list_1 , then just copy and paste the IP addresses in, separated by newline
d. You can also prepare lists from windows, just make sure the IP addresses are separated by newline

Type: git clone https://github.com/oya10/nothing (if this doesn't work, browse to the same URL, download the damn thing, and put it in the same directory)
Copy out the contents: cp nothing/* . (including the full-stop!) (if you downloaded nothing manually, the thing would be called nothing-master).

Run the main script, caller.py: python3 caller.py
The script should be asking you to enter the filenames of the lists. Just enter, can separate by comma/space, e.g. list1, list2
Enter no. of minutes you want to script to wait. If scan now, just skip
If you want to scan just the top 1000 ports, enter “yes”. If All Port scan (which you should do by default), just skip
Choose between UDP, TCP, both, honey, tea, or me. no just choose first 3 (instructions will be shown anyway). if scan both, just skip
Hit another enter, and wait for the results – results will be stored in folders named in this way: list1_results_udp , list2_results_tcp , etc …

This script takes no responsibilities for whatever happens when you use it.