PMAP

Pmap is a PowerShell-based, multithreaded alternative to Nmap, designed for network port scanning without requiring elevated privileges. This tool is ideal for environments where Nmap is unavailable or restricted, but PowerShell is accessible.

Features

• Multithreaded Scanning: Utilizes multithreading to perform scans efficiently.
• Flexible Targeting: Scan one or multiple IP addresses (comma-separated).
• Quick and Full Scans: Options for scanning the top 1000 most common ports, a full range (1-65535), or custom ranges.
• Customizable Scanning: Define specific ports or ranges to scan using various command-line flags.
• Verbose Output: Option to display each port's open or closed status.
• Platform Compatibility: Works on any Windows machine with PowerShell, making it a versatile tool for restricted environments.

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.0 or later: The script requires at least PowerShell version 5.0, which is included in most recent Windows installations.
• No external dependencies: The script operates independently, without the need for additional tools or modules.

Installation

Clone the repository or download the scripts directly:

git clone https://github.com/tekshteint/Pmap.git

Examples

Full port scan of multiple targets

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66,10.34.56.67

Quick scan of the top 1000 most common ports on a single target

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66 -quickScan

Scan a custom port range (1024 to 2000) on a single target

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66 -pMin 1024 -pMax 2000

Scan specific ports on a single target

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66 -ports 21,22,23,25,80,443,8080,8443

Verbose output of each port’s status; redirects output to a text file

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66 -verbose *> output.txt

Check if a target is alive

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 10.34.56.66 -discover

Scan a range of IPs to see what is or isn't alive

.\pmap.ps1 -targets 192.168.1.1/24 -discover -verbose