PyPortScanner

Author: MUHAMMAD ABDUL REHMAN KHAN

PyPortScanner is a simple Python-based network tool designed to help network administrators and security professionals perform port scanning on a target host. This tool allows users to scan a list of specified ports on a given target host and provides information about the status of each port (open or closed). It also displays well-known port descriptions for reference, making it a useful tool for identifying potential vulnerabilities and discovering services running on the target system.

Features

• Scans specified ports on a target host.
• Identifies open and closed ports.
• Displays well-known port descriptions for reference.

Installation

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/mabdulrehmankhan/PyPortScanner.git

2. Change to the project directory:

   cd PyPortScanner

3. Run the PyPortScanner script:

   python PyPortScanner.py

Usage

1. When you run the script, it will welcome you to the Port Scanner and display a list of well-known ports and their descriptions for reference.

2. Enter the target host (e.g., google.com).

3. Enter the target ports as a comma-separated list (e.g., 80, 20, 443).

4. The script will start scanning the specified ports and display the results, including whether each port is open or closed.

Example

Here's an example of running PyPortScanner:

WELCOME TO PORT SCANNER

Well-known ports and their descriptions:
20: FTP (File Transfer Protocol) - Data
21: FTP (File Transfer Protocol) - Control
...

Enter the target host (e.g. google.com): google.com
Enter the target ports (comma-separated) (e.g. 80, 20, 443): 80, 443, 8080

[+] Scan Result for: google.com

Scanning Port: 80
[+] 80/TCP open
Scanning Port: 443
[+] 443/TCP open
Scanning Port: 8080
[-] 8080/TCP closed

License

This project is licensed under the FREE LICENSE. You can use it for educational purpose ONLY.

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