⚡ PaviScan v2.0 - The Hacker's Binoculars is HERE! 🔍
Say hello to PaviScan — a next-gen, lightning-fast ⚡️ IP & Port Scanner built in Go with rage, chai ☕, and 800 digital ninjas 🥷
Like Nmap… but crazier, smaller, faster, and full of PaviPower™ 💪
🧠 Platform Support:
- Windows 7 to 12 (yes, Windows that hasn’t even dropped yet 😎)
- 🍏 macOS (May be in Future i mean 2090)
- 🐧 Linux (All distros: Arch, Kali, Ubuntu, Zorin, RamenOS)
Warning:
- This release is now Stable but may contain some bug. Please open issue if you found!
💣 Features:
- ✅ Blazing-fast IP & port scanning 🔥
- ✅ CIDR/IP/Domain input support
- ✅ TCP & UDP scanning
- ✅ OS Fingerprinting (
--osfp) - ✅ Banner grabbing from open ports (
--banner) - ✅ GeoIP Lookup (
--lookup) - ✅ JSON/TXT report export
- ✅ Ping sweep support
- ✅ Fully multithreaded (default 1000 workers – can melt CPUs if you dare)
- ✅ Scans full custom port ranges (
--ports 1-65535) - ✅ Super lightweight
- ✅ Built-in examples and help (
--help)
🚀 Example Commands:
Scan Specific Target with Port Recon, OS Detection & Lookup:
PaviScan.exe --targets scanme.nmap.org --ports 21,22,80,443 --banner --osfp --lookup
## See example:
paviscan --help
PaviScan™ — The Hacker's Binoculars
Light on RAM | Super Fast | {A PAVITROO PRODUCT}
Created by: Pavitroo
Usage:
PaviScan.exe [options]
Options:
-banner
Grab banners from open ports
-cidr string
CIDR/IP range to scan (overrides --targets)
-domain string
Domain name to scan (e.g. google.com, overrides --targets and --cidr)
-json string
Export report as JSON file
-lookup
GeoIP lookup for scanned IPs (country, city, org)
-osfp
Basic OS fingerprinting
-ping
Ping sweep before scanning
-ports string
Port range, e.g. 1-1024 or 80,443,8080 (default "1-1024")
-targets string
Comma-separated list of IPs or hostnames
-txt string
Export report as TXT file
-udp
Scan UDP ports as well
-workers int
Number of parallel scan workers (default 1000)
Examples:
PaviScan.exe --targets 192.168.1.1 --ports 80,443 --banner --osfp
PaviScan.exe --cidr 192.168.1.0/24 --ping --json result.json