netScan is an application built on Python and utilizes the Scapy network tool as its foundation. Its primary objective is to offer user-friendly tools for conducting comprehensive audits of local networks. These tools encompass a diverse array of scanners and application routines.
The application employs three principal scanning techniques, each of which relies on different network protocols: ARP, ICMP, and TCP. The first two methods serve the purpose of identifying hosts within the local network, while the third method extracts port-related information from a specified host. All these methods have been meticulously designed and implemented with multithreading capabilities, enhancing their efficiency and performance.
Although this application is meant to be compatible with multiple platforms, it's crucial to acknowledge that the Windows and macOS versions have not undergone testing. As a result, it may be unstable or cause unexpected behavior. Therefore, I strongly recommend using this application cautiously on macOS and Windows devices until further testing and improvements are carried out.
- ARP scan
- ICMP (ping) scan
- TCP (port) scan
- Single CLI interface
- Wide host machine info gathering
- UDP scan
- TCP adaptive scan algorithm
- Wireless scan
- OS fingerprint
- Low-level protocols support
- Support for devices status realtime monitoring (kind of a packet capture)
- Access to neighboring subnets
- Data visualization
- Python 3.6+
- winpcap or npcap (preferably) for Windows
./init.sh
source netscan_env/bin/activate
sudo python -m src.main -h./init.sh
call netscan_env/bin/activate
python -m src.main -h