v0.1.3

• --version flag — ming --version now prints the current version

v0.1.2

• Real-time DNS resolution — hostnames appear as hosts respond during the scan, not after
• Fixed smart mode subnet scans missing open ports — concentrated connections on a small number of alive hosts was triggering RST rate limiting; smart mode TCP phase now starts at 3 connections per alive host (port-major ordering) to stay well below the threshold
• Faster smart mode TCP phase — uses 300 ms timeout instead of 1 s (hosts already responded to ICMP so they're on the LAN), and disables adaptive concurrency reduction (high timeout rates on LAN scans just mean "port filtered", not congestion)

v0.1.1

Bug fixes:

• Fixed slow Ctrl+C on large scans (worker pool pattern)
• Fixed crash on Windows (ScanDisplay forward reference)
• Fixed Python 2-style except syntax in scanner and resolver
• Auto-tune TCP concurrency for subnet scans to avoid flooding the router
• Reverse DNS now on by default

v0.1.0

v0.1.0 — initial public release of mingping, a fast async network scanner.

Features:

• ICMP ping, TCP connect, and UDP probe scan modes
• Flexible targets: single IPs, CIDR ranges, wildcards (192.168.1.x), hostnames, domains, comma-separated lists
• Flexible port specs: individual ports, ranges, named ports (ssh, http, postgres), and group presets (web, db, remote, devops)
• Live terminal UI built with Rich, updates in real time as hosts respond
• Reverse DNS hostname resolution by default
• --output json|csv for scripting
• --quiet for minimal line-by-line output
• --watch mode for continuous re-scanning
• Configurable --timeout and --concurrency
• Summary stats after every scan
• Graceful Ctrl+C — exits immediately, shows results found so far
• No root required on Linux/macOS for any scan mode