Network Security Scanner
Pricing
Pay per usage
Network Security Scanner
The SSL Checker actor scans IPs or subnets for SSL certificate details using masscan. It retrieves response headers, titles, and redirected URLs for HTTP and HTTPS. Customize parameters and set result limits for efficient scanning
5.0 (2)
Pricing
Pay per usage
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Last modified
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Use Masscan for Scanning (Checkbox) and provide CIDR IF NOT Provide IP Address Directly
used_masscanbooleanRequired
Check this box to use Masscan for scanning a CIDR. If unchecked, you can directly provide specific IP addresses without using Masscan.
CIDR or IP Addresses
Ips_or_CIDRarrayRequired
Specify the CIDR ranges or IP addresses you wish to scan. You can include multiple CIDR notations or IPs in the list.
Masscan Ports
masscan_portstringOptional
Define the ports you wish to scan, separated by commas. You can specify individual ports (e.g., '443,80'), a range of ports (e.g., '1-1024'), or all ports by entering '0-65535'.
Default value of this property is "443"
Masscan Rate
masscan_rateintegerOptional
Specify the rate of packets to be sent per second during the scan. Increasing this value will speed up the scanning process but may risk overloading the network or being rate-limited by firewalls. A balance is recommended for optimal results.
Default value of this property is 10000
Maximum Results Limit
max_resultsintegerOptional
Set a limit on the number of results to return from the scan. Leave this field blank for no limit (infinite results).
Default value of this property is 1
Proxy Configuration
proxyConfigurationobjectOptional
Configure proxy settings to use during the scan. Utilizing proxies can help you avoid IP bans, bypass WAF (Web Application Firewall) restrictions, and access specific geographical regions. This ensures smooth crawling across various environments and enhances the overall efficiency and reliability of your scanning activities.
HTTP/HTTPS Ports
PortsarrayOptional
Specify the HTTP/HTTPS ports to be checked for connections (e.g., 80, 8080, 443).
