A simple Python-based multithreaded port scanner that scans all ports (1-65535) on a given target. This tool is helpful for testing network security and checking open ports.
This project is a lightweight port scanner built with Python. It utilizes threading to scan multiple ports concurrently, significantly speeding up the scanning process.
- Scans all TCP ports (1-65535)
- Multithreaded approach for faster scanning
- Provides clear output indicating which ports are open
- Handles common exceptions and errors gracefully
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/n4itr0-07/Python-Projects.git cd Project 17 -
Ensure Python 3 is installed: Check if Python 3 is installed by running:
python3 --version
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Install necessary Python modules: This script uses only built-in Python libraries (
socket,sys,datetime,threading). No additional packages are needed.
Run the script with the following command:
python3 scanner.py <target><target>: The hostname or IP address of the system you want to scan.
python3 scanner.py example.com--------------------------------------------------
Scanning target 93.184.216.34
Time started: 2024-11-05 14:30:00
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Port 80 is open
Port 443 is open
Scan completed successfully!
- Disclaimer: Ensure that you have permission to scan the target. Unauthorized scanning of systems may violate local, state, or international laws.
- The scan may take some time depending on the network and target system's response.
- Ports that are not open or do not respond within a timeout are ignored silently.
Happy scanning and stay secure!