thecyberworld / porthub

A fast port scanner written in python with a focus on reliability and simplicity.

TheCyberHUB

👨‍💻 Website link: TheCyberHUB

Development Website link: TheCyberHUB Dev

Table of contents 💻

• Title
• 🤖 Installation Guidelines
  • 👇 Prerequisites
  • 🛠️ Installation Steps
• 👨‍💻 Contributing
• 🛡️ License
• 🙏 Support
• 📨 Contact US

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🤖 Installation Guidelines

👇 Prerequisites

Before installation, please make sure you have already installed the following tools:

• Git
• Nodejs

🛠 Installation Steps

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone the forked project
3. Navigate to the cloned project directory
4. Install the dependencies with npm i
5. Create a .env file in the root directory of the project
6. Copy the contents of example.env to .env file
7. Run npm run dev to start the server
8. Open the browser to visit the website at http://localhost:3000/

If you are new to Git and GitHub, then must check out first-contribution repository first and contribute to it before you contributing to other open-source projects.

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👨‍💻 Contributing

• Contributions make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create.
• Any contributions you make are truly appreciated.
• Check out our contribution guidelines for more information.

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🛡 License

thecyberhub.org is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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🙏 Support

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porthub's Issues

[DOCS] README.md

Description

Add more examples with images and videos

• verbose mode example.
• default example.

Screenshots

Additional information

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[FEATURE] default port range scan

Detailed description

now scanner can be run by using default ports

Context

now scanner can be run by using default ports

Possible implementation

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Additional information

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[FEATURE] Use Argparse to handle requests

Detailed description

Using something like argparse will handle arguments much better and code will be readable. Currently it is being handled with if else statements which is not a good practice.

Context

Using argparse will make the code more readable and help anyone looking out to contribute to the project and also will give handle arguments gracefully.

Possible implementation

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Additional information

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[FEATURE] Scan for top 1000 port

Detailed description

Currently tool have default 100 ports scan. So, we can add flag which runs top 1000 port scan.

Context

In many real-world scenarios, attackers or security professionals are looking for common vulnerabilities or services that might be exposed. By scanning the top 1000 ports, you are more likely to identify such issues efficiently.

Possible implementation

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Additional information

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[BUG] datetime long format output [must be shorter]

Describe the bug

datetime long format output must be shorter.
The issue is at the time started and at the end (scanning completed in: )

after the decimal point numbers should be excluded.

To Reproduce

before and after the process got completed,

Expected Behavior

datetime module is providing the long time format, that must be in short

Screenshot/ Video

Code of Conduct

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[FEATURE] Verbose mode

Detailed description

Output with more details

Context

Some folks like verbose mode to use.
it provides more details

Possible implementation

if user uses an argument -v, then it will only be running in verbose mode, else not

Additional information

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• I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct