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IPv4 address scanner for collecting address information.Use carefully for your network safety.Use to get IPV4 from IPV6 address.Don't use it to scan IPV6 because it's not designed for it. Scan only IPv4 or get the IPv4 address from the IPv6 host

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SnakeScan

Use to scan Ports and use carefully PyPI version License Requires-python This is the final release version, which already has full functionality. Further work will include bug fixes and the creation of more user-friendly documentation for the code and functions. AI was not used in this code.It was used only to gain knowledge on how to implement this. After all, I did not find more convenient libraries for port scanning on the Internet, so the library was created to make scanning easier. If you want, you can improve it at your discretion. Enjoy using it! |•√•|/

import SnakeScan
SnakeScan.run()

Help

  • -l need internet to view public ip you device
  • -t threading port search
  • -s single search ports
  • -i information about host
  • -help in host /-help port in host
  • -check [host] scan subnet in ip
  • exit in host or port off script

Added class Watcher:

from SnakeScan import Watcher
Watcher = Watcher(host="localhost",port="80",timeout=1)
Watcher.start()

Watcher commands

Watcher.start() - Starts checking ports
Watcher.stop() - Stops port checking

Added multiple use Watcher:

from SnakeScan import Watcher
ports=[53,80,100,160]
Watchers=[]
for i in range(len(ports)):
Watchers.append(Watcher("127.0.0.1",ports[i]))
Watchers[i].start()

Added CLI command line use snake or Snake

usage: snake [-h] [-sp] [-v] [-i] [-p PORTS] [-t] [-ch]
             [-l]
             [host]

Snake - It's a command line module SnakeScan. Use him for
more fast starting

positional arguments:
  host

options:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  -sp, --speed       speed scan
  -v, --version      version
  -i, --info         ip info
  -p, --ports PORTS  range ports to scan host
  -t, --thread       fast scan
  -ch, --check       scan subnet
  -l, --local        view you public ip - need internet

Attributes snake-Snake

-p:snake -p 80,443,3437,20-1000,300-400
-p:[20]-1000 will start from [21]-[1000]
-h:snake -h [snake usage]
-sp:snake -sp [use processpoolexecutir to scan host]
-v:snake -v [Build_version]
-t:snake -t [use thread pool to scan]
-ch:snake -ch [scan subnet in host]
-l:snake -l [view you public ip and to view need on internet]
-i:snake www.google.com -i [info ip of host]
All:snake -p 100,200,79-443 www.google.com -i -l -t -ch -sp

Added Info about ipv6

snake 2001:db8:: -i or snake [2001:4860:4860::8888] -i

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