I've decided to start playing with Python3 again, and been putting bits and pieces of what I learn into creating this basic example of a port scanner.
- Supports Multi-threaded scans for better performance and quick results
- Scans the
top 1000ports by default unless a range is specified. - Supports domain names and IPs by default for targets:
target.com or 127.0.1.1 - Attempts to grab the banner of the port and prints the result
- Scan results are automatically saved into a JSON formatted file
- Supports multiple targets separated by commas:
- Example:
facebook.com,192.168.1.1,google.com,127.0.0.1
- Example:
To start git clone the repository and enter the lameScan directory:
git clone https://github.com/tzero86/lameScan && cd lameScan
Then run the following to install the requirements:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
After that is done just execute with:
python3 lameScan.py
The just use ir as per the program's instructions, it is very simple. Just provide the target, port range and optional settings and let it run.
- Add support to scan specific ports instead of range/TOP1000 only.
- Enhance banner detection.
- Enhance JSON export (possibly include other formats).
- Implement a menu to configure scan settings, define targets, etc.
- Add support to get parameters by commandline arguments
- Known Issues to be fixed:
- [BUG] Need to tie the results to each target and provide a sectioned report by Target.
- [BUG] After a second scan, the user is no longer prompted to run another scan.
- [BUG] The spacing between open port logs needs fixing, right now they all print a new line which is a waste of screen space.
NOTE: Like I mentioned I'm just going through python3 learning process, so don't expect this to become a useful tool any time soon or even ever. This is just a 'have fun and learn some Python3' kind of thing.