🔍 Lyarinet Bash Script Network Scanner Result Viewer With Browser

This project provides a clean and responsive HTML interface to view network scan results exported as scan_results.json.

✅ Features

• 📊 Clean, modern table layout
• 📱 Responsive design with hover effects
• ⚡ Automatically loads JSON data via JavaScript

📁 Files

• netscan.sh – The scan Bash script
• index.html – The HTML page for viewing
• scan_results.json – The scan data generated by your Bash script
• scan_results.csv – The scan data generated by your Bash script

🚀 How to Use

1. run bash

chmod +x netscan.sh
./netscan.sh

Follow the on-screen prompts:

1. Choose Network Interface(s): Select one or more interfaces to scan. You can pick a specific interface by its number or choose all to scan across all detected interfaces.

   [1] eth0
   [2] wlan0
   [3] all
   Choose interface [1-2 or all]: all
   

2. Choose Scan Type:
   • 1) Standard (ping + nbstat): This is the default comprehensive scan, ideal for general network discovery.
   • 2) UDP port scan (top 1000): Focuses on scanning common UDP ports on discovered hosts.
   • 3) Listen for UDP multicast: Enters a sniffing mode to capture multicast traffic for a specified duration.

   Choose scan type:
   1) Standard (ping + nbstat)
   2) UDP port scan (top 1000)
   3) Listen for UDP multicast
   Choice [1-3]: 1
   

Upon completion, standard and UDP scans will generate two files in the script's directory:

• scan_results.csv: A comma-separated values file, easily viewable in spreadsheets.
• scan_results.json: A JSON array of objects, suitable for programmatic parsing.

Multicast scans will generate multicast_<interface_name>.log files.

Important Notes

• Root Privileges: The script requires sudo because nmap, tcpdump, and smbclient often need elevated permissions for raw socket access and certain operations.
• DHCP Leases: The script attempts to find hostnames from /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases. This path is hardcoded and may vary on different Linux distributions. If hostnames aren't appearing, verify this path.
• Security: Be mindful when running network scanning tools. Ensure you have permission to scan the network you are targeting.

2. Generate your scan results:

Make sure your Bash scanner script outputs scan_results.json in the same folder as the HTML file.

3. Open in your browser:

firefox index.html

Or with any modern browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.

4. Optional – Serve it locally:

python3 -m http.server

Then open http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

🌟 Optional Features

• 🖼 Dark Mode: Ask to enable a dark theme
• 📦 Self-contained HTML: Embed JSON results directly in the HTML
• 🌍 Web Dashboard: Host on a server (Apache, Nginx, etc.) to access remotely

💡 Tip

Use the CSV file (scan_results.csv) for spreadsheet apps, and the JSON/HTML view for quick, portable browsing.

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MIT License | © 2025 Asif Agaria