zorrobyte/rtspbrute — reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a Python command line tool called RTSPBrute for ethical research on my own networks. I want to give it a text file of camera targets, including single IPs, ranges, or CIDR blocks, then have it check common RTSP ports, try stream paths, and optionally try username and password combinations from files.
When it finds a working stream, it should save the RTSP link, try to grab a screenshot, and create a simple results folder with a text file I can open in VLC and an HTML report with the screenshots and links. Please include sensible defaults for ports, routes, credentials, thread counts, and timeouts, but let me override them from the command line. Add a debug mode that writes logs to a file.
Keep it installable from the repo, not relying on an old pip release. Use Python 3, and include basic tests and clear usage examples in the README. Make sure the tool clearly warns that it’s only for authorized and ethical use.
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