PyNetworkIntel

Know what's on your network. Find everything. Automatically.

Discover every device, service, and vulnerability on your network in minutes. Map network topology, inventory services, analyze security risks. Works on homelabs, enterprises, and everything in between.

30-Second Start

from pynetworkintel import Scan

# Discover everything on your network
scan = Scan()
devices = scan.discover("192.168.1.0/24")

# See what's running
for device in devices:
    print(f"{device.hostname} ({device.ip})")
    for service in device.services:
        print(f"  - {service.name}: {service.port}")

Why PyNetworkIntel?

The Problem:

• Your network is a black box. What's actually connected?
• Manual discovery is tedious and error-prone
• Security threats hiding in plain sight
• No map of what talks to what

The Solution:

• Automatic device discovery and service inventory
• Visual network topology mapping
• Security vulnerability detection
• Change tracking (what's new?)

Key Features

• Device Discovery: Automatically find all computers, servers, IoT devices
• Service Inventory: Know what's running on every device
• Topology Mapping: Visualize connections between devices
• Vulnerability Detection: Identify open ports, old software, misconfigurations
• Change Tracking: Alert when new devices appear or services change
• Export Reports: Generate compliance and audit reports
• API Access: Query network data programmatically

Real-World Use Cases

Home Lab Security:

# Find all devices on your network
scan = Scan("192.168.1.0/24")
devices = scan.discover()

# Alert if anything new appears
for device in devices:
    if device.is_new:
        print(f"New device found: {device.hostname}")

Enterprise Network Audit:

# Generate compliance report
scan = Scan("10.0.0.0/16")
report = scan.generate_report(format="pdf")
print(f"Report: {report.devices_found} devices")

Security Assessment:

# Find vulnerable services
scan = Scan()
vulnerabilities = scan.find_vulnerabilities()
for vuln in vulnerabilities:
    print(f"{vuln.service}: {vuln.risk_level}")

What You Get

• Network Map: Visual diagram of all devices and connections
• Device Inventory: Every device with hostname, OS, services
• Service List: Every open port and what's listening
• Vulnerability Report: Security risks ranked by severity
• Change Log: What's new since last scan
• Historical Data: Track changes over time

Installation

pip install pynetworkintel
# or with uv
uv pip install pynetworkintel

Documentation

• Quick Start — Scan your first network
• Network Mapping — Understand topology
• Security Analysis — Find vulnerabilities
• Examples — Real-world scans

License

Proprietary License - Free to use with explicit attribution. See LICENSE.

PyNetworkIntel v2.0.0 | Network discovery & mapping | Python 3.10+

License

MIT

MCP 2.0 Mega-Platform | v2.0.0 | Wheels-Only Distribution