Network Scanning
RustScan
Ultra-fast port scanner that pipes into Nmap.
networkscanning
rustscan — terminal
$ rustscan -a example.com -- -sVWhat it does
RustScan rapidly finds open ports and then hands them to Nmap for service detection, combining speed with depth. Popular for cutting scan time on wide ranges.
Common use cases
- •Quick port scanning of a target before handoff to Nmap for detailed service enumeration.
- •Massively parallel scanning of a /24 subnet to identify every live service in under a minute.
- •Automated reconnaissance pipeline that feeds discovered ports directly into Nmap scripts.
Key features
- •Scans all 65,535 ports in a few seconds using adaptive batching.
- •Pipes open ports automatically to Nmap for service and version detection.
- •Supports custom Nmap arguments passed through the command-line separator.
- •Written in Rust for performance and minimal resource overhead.
Source
https://github.com/RustScan/RustScan ↗More Network Scanning tools
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