Welcome To Network Attack Scanner

I am passionate about network security and take a proactive approach by exploring potential vulnerabilities in systems and networks. This involves employing various techniques to identify weaknesses that attackers might exploit. However, my focus is firmly on responsible disclosure.

Services

Network scanning services peek under the hood of your network to see what's there. They identify active devices, pinpoint open ports, and sometimes even guess what services are running on those ports.

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Some Statistics For
Vulnerabilities Scanner

+ 265

Total Scans Conducted: Displays the number of network scans performed over a specified period.

+ 200

Number of Active Devices: Indicates the number of devices currently active on the network. .

+ 1236

Number of Vulnerabilities Detected: Shows the total number of vulnerabilities found during scans.

How Scanner Works

1. Data Collection

  • Log analysis: Examining logs from firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and other security devices that monitor network traffic for suspicious activity.
  • Packet capture: These systems capture actual network packets and analyze their content for malicious patterns.
  • Threat intelligence feeds: Subscribing to feeds from security vendors or organizations that share information about known threats and vulnerabilities.

2. Analysis and Detection

The collected data is fed into powerful analytics engines that use various techniques to identify potential attacks. This might involve:

  • Signature-based detection: Matching patterns of known attacks against the collected data.
  • Anomaly detection: Identifying deviations from normal network traffic patterns that could indicate an attack.
  • Machine learning: Advanced systems use machine learning algorithms to learn from past attacks and identify new and emerging threats.

3. Alerting and Response

  • If a potential attack is detected, the system triggers alerts that notify security teams. These alerts may include details about the suspected attack, its source, and potential impact.
  • Security teams can then investigate the alert, take necessary actions to mitigate the attack (e.g., blocking malicious traffic, isolating infected devices), and potentially initiate further remediation steps.