Port_Scanner

A Simple Multithreaded Port Scanner in Python enables simultaneous scanning of multiple network ports for efficient identification of open ports.

Features

Scans multiple network ports simultaneously using multithreading to enhance performance and reduce scanning time.
Utilizes a thread-safe queue to manage the distribution of port scanning tasks among multiple threads.
Implements a lock mechanism to ensure proper access to shared resources when multiple threads are involved.
Provides real-time feedback during the scanning process, allowing you to monitor the progress and status of each port being scanned.
Handles user interruptions gracefully, allowing you to stop the scanning process at any time.
Supports command-line usage with argument parsing, providing flexibility and ease of use.

Clone the Repository in your terminal using command :

git clone https://github.com/Cyber-Aakash/Port_Scanner.git

Run the following command to see the available options :
```
python port_scanner.py --help
```
Use the following command format to scan a target host for open ports :
```
python port_scanner.py targetname -p 1-1000
```
- -p, --port_range: The range of ports to scan (e.g., "1-100" or "80,443,8080").

To scan the ports 1 to 1000 on the target host example.com, use the following command :

python port_scanner.py example.com -p 1-1000

This will initiate the port scanning process, and the scanner will display the status of each scanned port.