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It's my final year project to develop a Vulnerability Scanner for IoT Devices, Here is the proposal of that project

"The goal of this project is to put a vulnerability scanner on a Raspberry Pi which will have the ability to scan your internal network and inform you of potential security issues on your network. This device will tell you what ports are open, the OS running on each device, and will also detect new devices added to the network. This will allow the user to quickly identify which IoT devices on their network requires security attention. This project will involve finding out what are the most common vulnerabilities in IoT devices, what devices are most commonly infected, steps that a user can take to prevent infection, and the use a threat actor has for taking control of your IoT device."

Can anyone help me out with how can I develop that RPi device how can I use Nmap and python for that project, can anyone guide me on where can I start this project, and which model of RPi needs a full guide?

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  • You did not pick an easy project. I hope you have a lot of time. I would suggest you start by learning how they actually hack into the systems and also look at hacker websites. Using a Raspberry Pi with a web browser to do this will save you greaf later on. Be sure to use a VPN and have some extra SD cards to boot your Pi. This will protect your main machine.
    – Gil
    Mar 8, 2022 at 3:54
  • I recommend Python Scapy , with scapy you can write your own NMAP tool and do more related to network. Check IANA for assigned ports number can help you. For IoT vulnerabilities you can check all websites where you can find CVE. You say: RPi needs a complete guide, sorry that's too long a concept to explain and I don't think this forum is the place for that.
    – Ephemeral
    Mar 8, 2022 at 22:50
  • @Ephemeral Thank you so much it will help me a lot.
    – MubashirKhan
    Mar 11, 2022 at 13:47
  • Is RPi 3 model B is enough for that or I should use RPi 4 @Ephemeral
    – MubashirKhan
    Mar 11, 2022 at 13:49

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