Python-Port-Scanner

Description

Python-Port-Scanner is a Python-based tool for scanning ports on one or more target IP addresses or URLs. It supports scanning a range of ports, resolving hostnames to IP addresses, and saving scan results to a file. Python-Port-Scanner utilises asynchronous programming to perform efficient and fast scans.

Features

• Scan Multiple Hosts: Scan one or more IP addresses or URLs.
• Customizable Port Range: Define the range of ports to scan.
• Output to File: Save the results of the scan to a file.
• Customizable Timeouts: Adjust connection timeouts.
• Logging: Detailed logging for progress and errors.

Requirements

• Python 3.x or higher
• aiofiles library (for saving results to a file)

Installation

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/Advanced-Port-Scanner.git

2. Navigate to the Project Directory

   cd Advanced-Port-Scanner

3. Install Dependencies

   pip install aiofiles

Usage

Python-Port-Scanner can be ran with the following parameters:

python Python-Port-Scanner.py -H <host1>,<host2> -s <start-port> -e <end-port> [-o <output-file>] [--timeout <timeout>]

Arguments

Arguments

• -H, --hosts (required): Comma-separated list of target IP addresses or URLs.
• -s, --start-port (optional): Starting port number (default is 1).
• -e, --end-port (optional): Ending port number (default is 65535).
• -o, --output (optional): File to save the results.
• --timeout (optional): Timeout for connections in seconds (default is 1).

Example

To scan ports 1 to 1500 on test.com and save the results to finder.txt:

python Python-Port-Scanner.py -H test.com -s 1 -e 1000 -o finder.txt

To scan mutliple hosts (test.com,test2.com) and save the results to multi-finder.txt.

python Python-Port-Scanner.py -H example.com,another-example.com -s 1 -e 1000