Multi Threaded TCP Port Scanner 4.0

TCP Port scanner Multi threaded with possibility to scan 65535 TCP ports on an IP address. You can specify how many threads to run and the timeout. Further more it will tell you the MAC address of the target and the service running. For LINUX, Windows and Mac OS X.

Features:
- Added host name resolution
- Added option -o <filename> for output to file in plain text format
- Added option -oh <filename> for output to file in html format
- Added option -ox <filename> for output to file in xml format
- Reversed the meaning of -r : by default shows port names, with -r does
not show them
- Skipping duplicated open ports: Due to the low delay between two
sends, the pcap library may call the receive function multiple times
for the same port. Increasing the delay time, this problem can be
bypassed, but it will slow down processing. With this solution, it's
possible to keep a low delay and avoid duplicates at once.
- Changed name to "portscanner"
- Added target host name to output, if given
- Removed printing of options -w and -n for Connect scan
- Help message changed according to the new options
- Fixed mistyped word "Receovery"
- Renamed net.h into pscan.h to collect general program definitions
- Moved version number to macro PSCAN_VERSION
- unified output by using fprintf(stdout), fprintf(stderr) or
fprintf(file)
- Improved indentation of code
- Removed commented lines of code
- Removed useless function print_status()
- Removed useless return statements
- Renamed macro OPENED to OPEN

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	April 09, 2012
Platforms:	Windows XP, Mac OSX, Linux , WinVista,Win7 x32,Win7 x64
Keyword:	Multi Threaded,  Port Scanner,  Portscan,  Portscanning,  Tcp
Version 4.0 Changes:	- Added mixed port specification for parameter -p, that makes possible to specify port lists and ranges together - Added support for Mac os x (thanks to Gary Sims)
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