PortScanner by CMOSFail

Description

PortScanner by CMOSFail is a Python tool that uses the nmap library to scan a given IP address and specified ports, outputting the results to a nicely formatted text file. This tool can scan both TCP and UDP ports and is designed to be flexible and easy to use.

Features

• Scan specified TCP and UDP ports or all ports
• Outputs scan results to a formatted text file
• Handles both open and closed ports
• Includes header and footer in the output for branding

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• python-nmap library (install using pip install python-nmap)
• Nmap command-line tool (install from https://nmap.org/download.html)

Installation

1. Ensure that Python 3.x is installed on your system.
2. Install the required Python package:

   pip install python-nmap

3. Download and install the Nmap command-line tool from Nmap's official site.

Usage

You can run the script either by providing command-line arguments or interactively.

Command-Line Arguments

python nmap_scan.py --ip <IP_ADDRESS> --ports "<PORTS>"

Example:

python nmap_scan.py --ip 192.168.1.1 --ports "80,443,27017 tcp, 28017 udp, 27018"

Interactive Mode

If you run the script without arguments, it will prompt you for the required information:

python nmap_scan.py

Example Output

PortScanner by CMOSFail | All Rights Reserved 2024
PORT      STATE SERVICE
80/tcp       open http
443/tcp      open https
27017/tcp    open mongod
27018/tcp  closed mongod
80/udp    filtered http
443/udp   filtered https
27018/udp filtered 
28017/udp filtered 
PortScanner by CMOSFail | All Rights Reserved 2024

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Created by Itamar Itzhaki (CMOSfail) - GitHub