Packet Vulnerability Scanner is a C++ project designed to scan network packets, check open ports and protocols, and cross-reference the findings against a vulnerability database. The scanner then returns a vulnerability report to the user, detailing common vulnerabilities found on the current network. The project is still under development, with the focus currently on setting up the database connection.
This project is a network security tool written in C++ that analyzes network traffic for common vulnerabilities. It works by scanning packets, identifying open ports and protocols in use, and cross-referencing this data with a vulnerability database to generate a report. The goal of the tool is to provide users with an overview of the security posture of their network.
The project is still under development, with a primary focus on integrating the database connection for vulnerability checking.
- Packet Scanning: Captures and analyzes network packets to identify open ports and active protocols.
- Vulnerability Database Integration: Connects to a vulnerability database to match network findings with known vulnerabilities.
- Vulnerability Report: Generates a detailed report that highlights any common vulnerabilities detected based on the scanned data.
- Customizable: Easily extendable to support more protocols or vulnerability databases.
As of now, this project is not in a fully usable state. The database connection is still being integrated, and additional features will be added as development progresses.
Project is currently in progess...
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.