script scanning question

[mike <dmciscobgp () hotmail com>]

all:

 

i want to make sure i have this right before i delve into this question. when you run a script or a set of them, they 
are only called by the portrules they have for reference, correct? meaning when i complete a scan with "445" open, the 
scripts for "discovery" or the defaults would be calling those that handle SMB enumeration, right? well, as we know, a 
person can place a server on any port. is there a way to force our scripts to act on ANY port we specify? like if i had 
that port 445 discovered but wanted to throw something OTHER than SMB data at it, i cannot do that at this present 
time, right? i brought this up when i realized that when you call a -sV version scan, those probes (aabout 20 of them) 
will try and run on ANY port, not just a defined one. so is any of this possible to change in the future?

 

once again, thank you!

m|ke
                                          
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