rustscan — Modern Port Scanner written in Rust. Note: `nmap` must be installed for some of the examples below t

How to use the rustscan command: Modern Port Scanner written in Rust. Note: nmap must be installed for some of the examples below to work. See also: hping3, masscan, naabu, nmap, zmap. More information: <https://github.com/bee-san/RustScan/wiki>.

rustscan — Modern Port Scanner written in Rust. Note: nmap must be installed for some of the examples below to work. See also: hping3, masscan, naabu, nmap, zmap. More information: <https://github.com/bee-san/RustScan/wiki>.

Scan all ports of one or more comma-delimited addresses using the default values:

rustscan {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{ip_or_hostname}}

Scan the top 1000 ports with service and version detection:

rustscan --top {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

Scan a specific list of ports:

rustscan {{[-p|--ports]}} {{port1,port2,...}} {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

Scan a specific range of ports:

rustscan {{[-r|--range]}} {{start}}-{{end}} {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

Invoke nmap functionalities (Nmap's OS detection and default scripts):

rustscan {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}} -- -O {{[-sC|--script=default]}}

Scan with custom batch size (default: 4500) and timeout (default: 1500ms):

rustscan {{[-b|--batch-size]}} {{batch_size}} {{[-t|--timeout]}} {{timeout}} {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

Scan with specific port order:

rustscan --scan-order {{serial|random}} {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

Scan in greppable mode (only output of the ports, no nmap):

rustscan {{[-g|--greppable]}} {{[-a|--addresses]}} {{address_or_addresses}}

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