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# ABOUT
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During security penetration testing you may find web proxies, or 
web servers that will proxy connections. Like any red blooded 
penetration tester I set about testing for connections through 
the proxy, for example I’ll telnet to the proxy port a try stuff like;

CONNECT localhost:22 HTTP/1.1\n\n

- and -

GET HTTP://some-other-host/ HTTP/1.1\n\n

I couldn’t find a tool that would scan for hosts and ports through 
a web proxy, so I wrote one. This tool takes the leg work out of 
testing for connections through a proxy.


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# INSTALL
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proxyScan.pl should run on most systems with Perl installed.

Requirements:

Perl - www.perl.org
LWP  - cpan.org

You can check your Perl install with 
	"perl -wc proxyScan.pl"

If you receive an error like this; 
	Can't locate LWP/UserAgent.pm in @INC (@INC contains: ...

you will need to install the LWP Perl module. This can be installed using
the Perl CPAN shell with the following command.
	"perl -MCPAN -e shell"

Run through the initial setup if needed and install LWP with
	"install LWP"


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# USAGE
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run "perl proxyScan.pl -h" to see the usage options.



