Basic Port Scanner

Description

The Optimized Port Scanner is a Python-based network scanning tool that efficiently checks for open ports on a given target IP address or multiple IPs. It allows users to specify a range of ports to scan, defaults to scanning ports 1-1000 if not specified, and provides a user-friendly output using colors.

Features

• Supports scanning single or multiple IP addresses.
• Allows users to define a specific port range.
• Uses socket timeout to speed up the scanning process.
• Displays open ports in a structured and readable format.
• Outputs a message if no open ports are found.
• Colored output for better visibility.

Requirements

Ensure you have Python installed along with the required dependency termcolor.

To install it run the command as follows:

pip install termcolor

Alternatively, simply run:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

1. Run the script:

   python PortScanner.py

2. Enter the target IP addresses (comma-separated for multiple targets):

   [*] Enter Targets To Scan (comma-separated): 192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2
   

3. Enter the port range to scan (or press enter for default 1-1000):

   [*] Enter Port Range to Scan (e.g., 1-1000 or just press enter for 1-1000): 1-500
   

Example Output

[+] Starting Scan For 192.168.1.1
[+] Port 22 is Open
[+] Port 80 is Open
[+] Open Ports: 22, 80

If no open ports are found:

[-] No open ports found. All ports are closed.

Screenshots

Scan Result with Open Ports:

Scan Result with All Ports Closed:

Author

Developed by Aditya Bhatt.