This Python script provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for a port scanner, allowing users to scan ports on a specified target IP/domain using TCP and UDP protocols. The GUI is developed using Tkinter, a standard Python library for creating graphical interfaces. This Port sccanner porject was made for Computer networks subject as a mini-project
- Scan ports on a target IP/domain using TCP and UDP protocols.
- Specify a range of ports to scan or leave blank to scan all ports.
- Display scan results in the GUI window.
- Checks wheter the domain entered is using secure connection(SSL)
- Python 3.x installed on your system.
- Tkinter library included in your Python installation (usually comes pre-installed with Python).
- socket programming
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git clone https://github.com/Mohammed-Juniad-Hussain/Port-Scanner-using-python.git
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cd Port-Scanner-using-python
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python PORT_Scanner.py
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Enter the target IP/domain and specify the ports to scan (if desired).
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Click the "Scan" button to initiate the port scanning process.
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View the scan results displayed in the GUI window.
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Checks if the website uses port 443 for secure connection