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TCP port scanner. Scan ports sequentially using connect method.

TCP port scanner #

Scanner performs sequential connect scan of specified ports or port ranges.

Usage #

To use this package add tcp_scanner as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml. To run scan use TCPScanner class. ScanResult contains scanning report. If you need to get running scan status, you have to use TCPScanner.scanResult field.

Scan specified ports:

import 'package:tcp_scanner/tcp_scanner.dart';

main() {
  TCPScanner("localhost", [ 80, 8080, 443 ]).scan().then((result) {
    print('''
HTTP ports scan result
Host:          ${result.host}
Scanned ports: ${result.ports}
Open ports:    ${result.open}
Closed ports:  ${result.closed}
Elapsed time:  ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });
}

If host is reachable and ports are closed output will be:

HTTP ports scan result
Host:          localhost
Scanned ports: [80, 8080, 443]
Open ports:    []
Closed ports:  [80, 8080, 443]
Elapsed time:  0.03s

If you scan unreachable hosts, ports are not added to closed list. You can set timeout time using timeout argument in TCPScanner constructor. By default timeout is 100ms. Scan below elapsed about 900 ms because it scans 3 ports with 300ms timeout.

import 'package:tcp_scanner/tcp_scanner.dart';

main() {
  TCPScanner(
          "192.168.1.1",
          [
            80,
            8080,
            443
          ],
          timeout: 300)
      .scan()
      .then((result) {
    print('''
HTTP ports scan result
Host:          ${result.host}
Scanned ports: ${result.ports}
Open ports:    ${result.open}
Closed ports:  ${result.closed}
Elapsed time:  ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });
}

Output:

HTTP ports scan result
Host:          192.168.1.1
Scanned ports: [80, 8080, 443]
Open ports:    []
Closed ports:  []
Elapsed time:  0.924s

You can use TCPScanner.range constructor if you wan to scan ports range:

import 'package:tcp_scanner/tcp_scanner.dart';

main() {
  TCPScanner.range("127.0.0.1", 20, 1000).scan().then((result) {
    print('''
20-1000 ports scan result
Host:           ${result.host}
Scanned ports:  20-1000
Open ports:     ${result.open}
Elapsed time:   ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });
}

While scan is running you can take current status. Just see TCPScanner.scanResult. Getting information about running scan:

import 'dart:async';
import 'package:tcp_scanner/tcp_scanner.dart';

main() {
  var tcpScanner = TCPScanner.range("127.0.0.1", 20, 5000);
  var timer = Timer.periodic(Duration(seconds: 1), (timer) {
    var scanProgress = 100.0 * (tcpScanner.scanResult.scanned.length / tcpScanner.scanResult.ports.length);
    print("Progress ${scanProgress.toStringAsPrecision(3)}%");
  });
  tcpScanner.scan().then((result) {
    timer.cancel();
    print('''
20-5000 ports scan result
Host:          ${result.host}
Scanned ports: 20-5000
Open ports:    ${result.open}
Elapsed time:  ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });
}

Output:

Progress 0.00%
Progress 5.18%
...
Progress 91.3%
Progress 96.5%

20-5000 ports scan result
Host:          127.0.0.1
Scanned ports: 20-5000
Open ports:    [1024, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028]
Elapsed time:  35.971s

This scan takes about 36 seconds. You can improve this time by set isolates argument. Also you can shuffle ports using shuffle option.

  var multithreadedScanner = TCPScanner.range("127.0.0.1", 20, 5000, isolates: 10, shuffle: true);
  var multithreadedTimer = Timer.periodic(Duration(seconds: 1), (timer) {
    var scanProgress = 100.0 * (multithreadedScanner.scanResult.scanned.length / multithreadedScanner.scanResult.ports.length);
    print("Progress ${scanProgress.toStringAsPrecision(3)}%");
  });
  multithreadedScanner.scan().then((result) {
    multithreadedTimer.cancel();
    print('''
20-5000 ports scan result
Host:          ${result.host}
Scanned ports: 20-5000
Open ports:    ${result.open}
Elapsed time:  ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });

This scan takes about 17 seconds. Open ports shuffled because we used shuffle option and ports was scanned in random order. Ports will be shuffled each call of scan().

Progress 0.00%
Progress 8.71%
...
Progress 91.1%
Progress 98.4%

20-5000 ports scan result
Host:          127.0.0.1
Scanned ports: 20-5000
Open ports:    [1028, 1025, 1026, 1024, 1027]
Elapsed time:  17.62s

If for any reason you do not want scanning on isolates, use the noIsolateScan method instead of scan:

import 'package:tcp_scanner/tcp_scanner.dart';

main() {
  TCPScanner("localhost", [ 80, 8080, 443 ]).noIsolateScan().then((result) {
    print('''
HTTP ports scan result
Host:          ${result.host}
Scanned ports: ${result.ports}
Open ports:    ${result.open}
Closed ports:  ${result.closed}
Elapsed time:  ${result.elapsed / 1000}s
''');
  });
}

Features and bugs #

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