CP Scan was created with pentesting in mind. It quickly identifies open ports, allowing you to start enumeration while a full scan runs in the background. The script generates clean output files and even performs subdirectory enumeration with Feroxbuster using its default wordlist (which you can change).

• Fast port scanning: Identifies open ports quickly.
• Detailed enumeration: Runs a deep service scan on discovered ports.
• Subdirectory enumeration: Uses Feroxbuster for HTTP services.
• Clean output files: Saves results neatly for later analysis.
• Includes UDP scan: Scans the top 100 UDP ports for additional attack surface.

git clone https://github.com/domm-t/cpsan.git 
cd cpscan  
chmod +x cpscan.py  

python3 cpscan.py <TARGET_IP>

You can run cpscan from anywhere by adding it to /usr/local/bin:

sudo cp cpscan.py /usr/local/bin/cpscan  
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cpscan  

Now you can run:

cpscan <TARGET_IP>

Ensure you have the following installed:

sudo apt install nmap  
sudo apt install feroxbuster  

cpscan 192.168.1.1

• Performs an initial fast scan to identify open ports.
• Runs a detailed service scan on discovered ports.
• Checks for HTTP services and runs Feroxbuster for directory enumeration.
• Finally, performs a UDP scan on the top 100 ports.

Results are saved in a folder named output_<TARGET_IP>:

output_192.168.1.1/
│── nmap_all_ports.txt
│── nmap_detailed_scan.txt
│── subdomain_enum_port_80.txt (if HTTP found)
│── udp_scan.txt

This tool is intended for legal penetration testing and research only. Do not use it on unauthorized systems.