Python Port Scanner
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Python Port Scanner
Pytheas22 is a Port Scanner which scans IP-Cameras of lots of Countries, internal networks and individual hosts. Pytheas22 can scan ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. If the port 22 is open it will try to login to that host via bruteforce
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Welcome to my Python Port Scanner repository! I've crafted a simple yet effective tool using Python and sockets to scan ports on a target system.
simply scan unused tcp and udp ports and block them, and get logs.
Port scanner built using socket
Simple portscanner writting in python
A Python-based port scanner with colorful output that supports scanning multiple IPs at once.
Port Scanner is a Python tool for scanning open ports on any IP address or domain. It offers quick, full, and custom scan options with multi-threading for efficiency. The tool features a color-coded command-line interface and works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
A lightweight Python port scanner for network reconnaissance. Identifies open TCP ports on target systems—useful for network assessment, service discovery, and understanding system attack surfaces. Built for learning socket programming and automation workflows.
This script is designed to check an IP address or URL, retrieve detailed information about it using the Shodan InternetDB API, and display it in a user-friendly format. Below is a breakdown of the script's features:
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