This software is a comprehensive IP scanner that offers full functionality for network analysis and monitoring. With its advanced features, users can quickly scan and identify active hosts, detect remote access vulnerabilities, and configure custom scans.
Prescanic is a software that focuses on gathering as much information as possible about a single host. It achieves this goal via a range of tactics, including tcp fingerprinting, anonymous FTP detection, and telnet banner parsing.
Using Prescanic is straightforward, and users can employ the following command-line arguments:
- # prescanic < [-h host][-f host_file][-i] > [options]
- -h < host >: Scan a single host.
- -f < host_file >: Accept hosts from "host_file".
- -i: Accept hosts from STDIN.
The software also includes several options, including stealth mode (which limits scans to syn scanning and operating system detections), a timeout parameter, specification of a network device, the ability to set the number of processes to fork, and options for verbose output and writing scans to STDOUT. Furthermore, users can opt to disable IP address reverse lookup.
Developers have been working on Prescanic for a decade, and they believe the code is both stable and expandable. As such, they have made it available for public use and welcome feedback and assistance in further developing the software.
Using Prescanic is straightforward, and users can employ the following command-line arguments:
- # prescanic < [-h host][-f host_file][-i] > [options]
- -h < host >: Scan a single host.
- -f < host_file >: Accept hosts from "host_file".
- -i: Accept hosts from STDIN.
The software also includes several options, including stealth mode (which limits scans to syn scanning and operating system detections), a timeout parameter, specification of a network device, the ability to set the number of processes to fork, and options for verbose output and writing scans to STDOUT. Furthermore, users can opt to disable IP address reverse lookup.
Developers have been working on Prescanic for a decade, and they believe the code is both stable and expandable. As such, they have made it available for public use and welcome feedback and assistance in further developing the software.
What's New
Version 0.7: N/A