ssl - Reading information from nmap poodle vulnerability result. Bash script -

i need make bash script give me list of true or false depending on address scanned. right have simple script

#!/bin/bash input="/root/file1" input2="/root/file2" paste -d, file{1,2}.txt | while ifs=, read x y;    nmap -sv --version-light --script ssl-poodle -p $y $x if something(detects vulnerable) echo "true">>file3.txt else (not vulnerable) echo "false">>fie3.txt done 

the information nmap returns when vulerable is

nmap scan report ip host (0.044s latency). port state service version port/tcp open ssl/http microsoft iis | ssl-poodle: | vulnerable: | ssl poodle information leak | state: vulnerable

is there way detect word vulnerable, or best way it?

#!/bin/bash input="/root/file1" input2="/root/file2" paste -d, file{1,2}.txt | while ifs=, read x y;      nmap_output="$(nmap -sv --version-light --script ssl-poodle -p $y $x)"     if [ -n "$(echo "$nmap_output" | grep vulnerable)" ]     echo "true">>file3.txt     else     echo "false">>fie3.txt done 

explanation

with line

nmap_output="$(nmap -sv --version-light --script ssl-poodle -p $y $x)" 

you saving output of nmap execution $nmap_output variable.

and, one:

if [ -n "$(echo "$nmap_output" | grep vulnerable)" ] 

you checking if nmap output contains word vulnreable. grepping nmap output , keeping lines vulnerable word. then, checks if grepped string not empty (the -n switch @ beggining of if).