Add port numbers to each service entry and enable search by port (pse 445)

[strikoder]

Right now the cheatsheet lists services (SMB, LDAP, DNS, etc.) with their commands,
but the associated port numbers are not shown with service names, nor the commands. For quick reference and cross-checking
(open ports in nmap vs available commands), it would be very helpful to:

1. Append the default port number next to each documented service.

   • Example: "SMB (445)" or "LDAP (389/636)"
   • This makes it clear which commands map to which port findings.

2. Add a small search/filter function
   that allows users to query by port number and see the relevant commands.

   • Example: pse "445" → returns all SMB commands

This will improve usability in CTF and pentest workflows, where we often start
from open ports and need to quickly pivot to the right commands, or maybe later a person would implement a script to list all commands for open ports only if he wants as well.

[ssstonebraker]

I like this idea and will see if i can add the functionality

[ssstonebraker]

This functionality is working now on MacOS but not working for some reason on Kali. I'll look into it.

[ssstonebraker]

Also if a service isn't found now it will return lines that match the string
(working on mac and kali)

Example:
pse nxc

[~/git/Pentest-Service-Enumeration] $ pse nxc
[!] Service 'nxc' not found
[*] Search results for: nxc
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[nxc ldap] - Check if user account is active (512=active, 514=disabled)
[*] nxc ldap "$DC_IP" -u "$USERNAME" -p "$PASSWORD" --query "(sAMAccountName=${USER_TO_CHECK})" "userAccountControl"

[nxc ldap] - Get all LDAP fields for AD user
[*] nxc ldap "$DC_IP" -u "$USERNAME" -p "$PASSWORD" --query "(sAMAccountName=${USER_TO_CHECK})" ""

[nxc ldap] - Test ldap creds to see if they are valid
[*] nxc ldap "$DC_IP" -u "$USERNAME" -p "$PASSWORD"

[nxc smb] - Get AD Lockout Duration (USERNAME="domain\samaccountname")
[*] nxc smb $DC_IP -u $USERNAME -p $PASSWORD --pass-pol

test single sql server connection, local authentication
[*] nxc mssql "$SQL_IP" -u "$SQLUSER" -p "$SQLPW"  --local-auth

test usernamne and pw against list of ips, local auth
[*] nxc mssql $IP_LIST -u $USERNAME -p $PASSWORD --local-auth --continue-on-success

nxc smb - Check with null user
[*] nxc smb $IP -u '' -p ''

nxc smb - Check with anonymous user
[*] nxc smb $IP -u 'notexistantuser' -p ''