PortsScanner 0.0.1

Creator: railscoderz

Last updated:

0 purchases

PortsScanner 0.0.1 Image
PortsScanner 0.0.1 Images
Add to Cart

Description:

PortsScanner 0.0.1

PortsScanner
Description
This package implement a tool to scan ports on one host with python3 (Scapy is required for somes scans).
Requirements
This package require :

python3
python3 Standard Library
Scapy for advanced scans

Installation
pip install PortsScanner

Examples
Command lines
## Simple scan

PortsScanner 127.0.0.1 # default scan (asynchronous TCP connect), Scapy isn't required
PortsScanner -w 50 -q 100 127.0.0.1 # default scan with 50 async workers and 100 seconds for timeout total
PortsScanner -i 0.5 -T connect localhost # TCP connect scan (not asynchronous) with interval (0.5 seconds) between differents connections
PortsScanner -p 53,80,8080,443-445 -t 1 -r 2 -T S --timer -R localhost # SYN scan (Scapy is required) on ports : 53,80,8080,443,444,445 with a timeout (1 second) and two successive scan (to verify result), with timer and result in real time.

## Advanced scan

PortsScanner -p 1900 -T U -t 1 localhost # UDP scan on SSDP port (1900) with timeout (1 second)
PortsScanner -p 80,445 -T F -i 1 -t 3 localhost # FIN scan on http and microsoft_ds with interval (1 second) and timeout (3 seconds)
PortsScanner -p 80,445 -T X -R -i 1 -t 3 localhost # Xmas tree scan on http and microsoft_ds with interval (1 second), a timeout (3 seconds) and view result in realtime
PortsScanner -p 80,445 -T N -R -i 1 -t 3 localhost # NULL scan on http and microsoft_ds with interval (1 second), a timeout (3 seconds) and view result in realtime
PortsScanner -p 80,445 -T A -R -i 1 -t 3 localhost # ACK scan on http and microsoft_ds with interval (1 second), a timeout (3 seconds) and view result in realtime

## Custom scan

PortsScanner -f S -F SA -i 1 -t 1 -r 3 --timer -R -m 34 192.168.0.254 # A custom SYN scan with flag "S" and responses flags "SA", a interval (1 second), a timeout (1 second), retry (3 successive scans), timer in report, real time result and print in report port with more than 34 pourcent success (good responses / number of retry * 100)
PortsScanner -f F -F RA -i 1 -t 1 -r 3 -u --timer -I -u -m 34 192.168.0.254 # A custom FIN scan with flag "F" and responses flags "RA" with interval (1 second), timeout (1 second), retry (3 successive scans), timer in report, with inversed and unaswerred result (is a opened port when you don't have response) and print in report port with more than 34 pourcent success (good responses / number of retry * 100)

Python3

Simple usage

from PortsScanner import PortsScanner
scanner = PortsScanner("localhost")
scanner.launcher()

from PortsScanner import PortsScanner
scanner = PortsScanner("localhost", ports=[8080, 80, 443, 8080], timeout_total=5, workers=4)
scanner.launcher()

from PortsScanner import PortsScanner
scanner = PortsScanner("192.168.0.254", ports=[80,445,443], timeout=3, inter=0.5, retry=1, type_="S", timer=True, view_real_time=True)
scanner.launcher()
scanner.report()


Advanced usage

from PortsScanner import PortsScanner

class CustomPortsScanner (PortsScanner):
def handle_find_port (self, port):
print(f"{port} - {self.TCP_SERVICES[port]} is opened")

scanner = CustomPortsScanner("localhost", ports = [80,443], timeout=2, inter=1, retry=2, flags="F", timer=True, flags_response="RA", view_real_time=True, invers=True, unanswers=True, probability_min=51)
scanner.launcher()
scanner.report()

Link
Github Page
Licence
Licensed under the GPL, version 3.

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

Customer Reviews

There are no reviews.