🔐 PortWarden – The Stealthy Port Scanner
⚡ Fast, threaded, and hacker-friendly TCP port scanner written in Python
🛠 What is PortWarden?
PortWarden is a powerful network reconnaissance tool designed for ethical hackers and penetration testers. It scans all 65,535 TCP ports using multi-threading, identifies known services running on open ports, and saves results in structured JSON format.
Perfect for CTFs, bug bounty hunting, or learning how network scanning works under the hood.
🌟 Features
✅ Multi-threaded scanning (up to 300 threads)
✅ Real-time open port detection
✅ Live progress bar with ETA
✅ Service name lookup for over 100+ common ports
✅ Auto-saves results to .json file (<target_ip>.json)
✅ Final summary: "Found X open ports"
📦 Requirements
- Python 3.7+
- Standard libraries only (no external dependencies)
🚀 Usage
portwarden <host>
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