RustScan 2.4.1 released

RustScan, the modern and fast port scanner, has just been released in version 2.

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#RustScan

There is #rustscan https://github.com/RustScan/RustScan -- it is GPLv3. But since the nmap license prohibits any kind of interoperability ("Is designed specifically to execute Covered Software and parse the results" -- https://nmap.org/npsl/npsl-annotated.html that might be problematic already since rustscan does that.
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πŸ€– The Modern Port Scanner πŸ€–. Contribute to RustScan/RustScan development by creating an account on GitHub.

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πŸ¦€ RustScan: The Modern Port Scanner written in Rust

πŸ‘‰ Automatically pipe results into Nmap,or use RustScan scripts (or write your own) to do whatever you want

πŸ‘‰Adaptive learning to improve itself over time

https://github.com/RustScan/RustScan

#rustlang #rust #infosec #nmap #rustscan

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Does anyone know a good alternative to #rustscan that's easier to build? Building large Rust programs like that is a bit hard on my poor lappie. I prefer using cpulimit to keep loads from shooting up so I can keep working while programs build, and that can make build times especially slow.

Scanning 65k ports with nmap takes forever, so I appreciate RustScan being able to scan thousands of ports per second (with the server owner's permission ofc); unfortunately, building it is a nightmare.