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The Interactive Port Scanner is a Python script that allows users to scan open ports on a target machine. It provides both interactive and non-interactive modes for flexibility.

• Interactive Mode: Users can interactively input target IP address, ports to scan, protocol, number of threads, output file path, and rate limit.
• Non-interactive Mode: Users can provide command-line arguments to specify target IP address, ports to scan, number of threads, output file path, and rate limit.
• Threading: Utilizes threading for concurrent port scanning, improving speed and efficiency.
• Output Saving: Option to save scan results to a file.
• Colorized Output: Color-coded output to easily identify open ports.
• Protocol Support: Supports both TCP and UDP protocols.
• Port Range Support: Allows scanning of port ranges or comma seperated list

Help

• -h, --help menu

python3 ratScan.py -h

Interactive Mode Run the script with -i:

python3 ratScan.py -i

Non-interactive Mode Provide command-line arguments to specify target, ports, number of threads, protocol, output file, and rate limit:

python3 ratScan.py -t <target> -p <ports> -n <num_threads> -o <output_file> -r <rate_limit> -u <protocol>

Command-line Arguments

• -t, --target: Specify target IP addresses (comma-separated list).
• -p, --ports: Ports to scan (comma-separated list or range, e.g., '1-100').
• -n, --threads: Number of threads for concurrent scanning.
• -o, --output: Output file to save results (optional).
• -r, --rate-limit: Rate limit in seconds (optional).
• -u, --protocol: TCP/UDP
• -h, --help menu

• Python 3.x

Scan ports 1-100 on target IP address 192.168.1.100 using TCP protocol with 10 threads, saving results to output.txt, and a rate limit of 0.1 seconds:

python3 ratScan.py -t 192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2 -p 80,443 -n 10 -o scan_results.txt -r 0 -u tcp