netprober 1.3.0 → 1.4.0

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  # 🔍 netprober
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- **Async host & IP prober fast, concurrent, pretty.**
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- DNS resolution · Port 443 · ICMP ping · HTTPS curl · CIDR sweep
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+ ** Concurrent Host/IP Prober with custom DNS resolution, port scanning, ping and curl support **
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  ![preview](images/1.png)
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  - **Live terminal summary** — progress bar, stats, and per-IP results update in real time
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  - **CIDR expansion** — sweep entire subnets like `10.0.0.0/24` natively
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  - **Concurrent probing** — tunable worker pool, non-blocking by default
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- - **Multiple check modes** — port 443 socket, ICMP ping, and HTTPS curl independently toggled
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+ - **Multiple check modes** — multi port, ICMP ping, and HTTPS curl independently toggled
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  - **Structured output** — results written to separate files as they land, no waiting
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  ---
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  | ----------------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------- |
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  | `-i, --input <file>` | Input hosts file | `hosts.txt` |
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  | `--output-ping <file>` | Ping-up IPs output file | `ping_up.txt` |
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- | `--output-ports <file>` | Port-443-open IPs output file | `ports_open.txt` |
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+ | `--output-ports <file>` | Open ports IPs output file | `ports_open.txt` |
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  | `-r, --resolver <ip>` | DNS resolver to use | `127.0.0.1` |
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  | `-c, --concurrency <n>` | Concurrent workers | `10` |
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  | `-t, --timeout <s>` | Per-check timeout in seconds | `5` |
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  ## ⚡ Examples
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  ```bash
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- # Basic — port 443 probe only
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+ # Basic — port 443(default) probe only
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  netprober -i hosts.txt
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+ # Scan with multiport
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+ netprober -i hosts.txt -p 443,8080,80,2080,2053
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+ # Also can use range for ports(from 80 to 90)
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+ netprober -i hosts.txt -p 80-90
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  # With ping + curl, using Google's DNS, 25 workers
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  netprober --ping --curl -r 8.8.8.8 -c 25
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  netprober -i ranges.txt --curl -c 50
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  # Custom output files
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- netprober -i targets.txt -o live.txt --output-ports open443.txt
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+ netprober -i targets.txt -o live.txt --output-ports open_ports.txt
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  ```
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  | File | Contents |
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  | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
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  | `ping_up.txt` | IPs responding to ICMP ping _(requires `--ping`)_ |
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- | `ports_open.txt` | IPs with port 443 open |
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+ | `ports_open.txt` | IPs with open ports |
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  All files are written **in real time** as results come in — no waiting for the run to finish.
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