Kportscan 3.0 -

Legacy versions of KPortScan struggled with IPv6. Version 3.0 natively supports IPv6 addressing, scanning, and reverse DNS lookups over the newer protocol.

kportscan --grpc --listen :50051 # Then call from Python: python -c "import grpc; kps=...; print(kps.Scan('10.0.0.0/8', ports=[443]))" kportscan 3.0

When the scan finishes— 95.4% completed, 1.2M packets sent, 14ms avg latency — kportscan 3.0 doesn't cheer. It prints a single, quiet line: Legacy versions of KPortScan struggled with IPv6

Kportscan 3.0 is a practical implementation of established network scanning theory (TCP/IP handshakes and banner grabbing) optimized for speed and ease of use in the field. For citation purposes, it is best to reference the underlying techniques established in or "Service Identification Techniques" in network security literature. It prints a single, quiet line: Kportscan 3

– Scanning your own infrastructure is not only legal but recommended. KPortScan 3.0 helps you find misconfigured services before attackers do.