neox Posted December 2, 2011 Report Share Posted December 2, 2011 SecPoint, a Danish IT security network company, has released a new version of its multi-threaded TCP port scanner. The new version, which is released under a BSD style license and includes the source codes, adds new features like SYN scanning.Other new features include:Added host name resolutionAdded option -o for output to file in plain text formatAdded option -oh for output to file in html formatAdded option -ox for output to file in xml formatReversed the meaning of -r : by default shows port names, with -r does not show themSkipping duplicated open ports: Due to the low delay between two sends, the pcap library may call the receive function multiple times for the same port. Increasing the delay time, this problem can be bypassed, but it will slow down processing. With this solution, it’s possible to keep a low delay and avoid duplicates at once.Changed name to “portscanner”Added target host name to output, if givenRemoved printing of options -w and -n for Connect scanHelp message changed according to the new optionsUsing the program is simple and the ability to start multiple scanning threads makes the program quite fast. Running the following command will scan the common ports (ports 1-2000 plus a special selection that makes scanning more efficient):./portscanner IPPort ranges can be specified as follows:./portscanner IP -p 21-80Use the -s option to perform a SYN scan and -n to increase the number of threads. The default is 10. On our test machine running with -n 100 reduced the scan time for 7473 ports by 75%!Windows and Linux here. http://www.secpoint.com/freetools/threa ... nner-3.ziphttp://www.secpoint.com/free-it-security-tools.html 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
