NetShark is a powerful command-line tool designed to enhance your cybersecurity. With functions like port scanning, web security checks, subdomain enumeration, and network monitoring, it provides a comprehensive solution for your security needs. Whether youβre a beginner or a seasoned expert, getting started with NetShark is easy.
Before you begin, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
If you need Python, visit python.org for download instructions.
To get NetShark, visit the Releases page using the link below:
Follow these steps to download and install:
NetShark-windows.zip.NetShark-macos.zip.NetShark-linux.zip.python netshark.py.NetShark offers a range of features to ensure thorough security assessments:
Once you have everything set up, using NetShark is straightforward. Here are simple commands for common tasks:
To perform a port scan, use the following format:
python netshark.py scan [target_ip]
Replace [target_ip] with the IP address you want to scan.
To check a website for vulnerabilities:
python netshark.py web [website_url]
Replace [website_url] with the URL of the site you want to test.
For subdomain enumeration, use:
python netshark.py subdomain [domain]
Replace [domain] with the domain you wish to investigate.
To monitor your local network:
python netshark.py monitor
This will provide real-time updates.
NetShark allows advanced users to adjust settings. You can configure options like timeout, thread count, and log levels by editing the config.json file included in the package. Ensure you understand what each setting does before making changes.
If you encounter issues while using NetShark, try the following solutions:
For further assistance, refer to the GitHub Issues Page.
NetShark is open-source and licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to modify and distribute, adhering to the terms of the license.
If you find this tool helpful, consider contributing to the project by reporting bugs or suggesting features. Your input helps us improve.
Download NetShark to start securing your network today!