πŸ†“ Free tool Β· 3 runs per day without registration

Port Quick Scan

Fast scan of common ports with service identification.

TCP connect scan on a fixed set of common ports. Only scan systems you own or are authorized to test.

Port Quick Scan: free scan of the most common network ports

Port Quick Scan is a free tool that runs a fast TCP scan of a fixed set of common network ports (FTP, SSH, SMTP, HTTP, HTTPS, databases and more) and identifies which services are reachable from the Internet, highlighting the riskiest exposures.

What port scanning is for

Knowing which ports are open on a server is the starting point of any network security audit: a publicly exposed database or admin service is a serious vulnerability. Port scanning helps reduce the attack surface and verify that only the necessary services are accessible.

How Port Quick Scan works

Enter a domain or IP address and the tool attempts a TCP connection to a fixed set of well-known ports, in parallel. For each open port it indicates the likely service and rates the risk: exposed databases and legacy services are flagged as critical. Only scan systems you own or are authorized to test.

100% free tool: 3 scans per day with no sign-up, 50 per session with a free account.

Free Port Quick Scan or a professional penetration test?

πŸ†“ Port Quick Scan β€” free version

Port Quick Scan is a first-look diagnostic tool: in seconds it checks a fixed set of common ports with a TCP connection and tells you which services respond. It is great for a quick check, but it is NOT a full security test: it does not scan all 65,535 ports, does not identify service versions, does not look for known vulnerabilities (CVEs) and does not produce a report.

πŸ›‘οΈ Scan packages β€” penetration testing

SecureScan's paid packages are real penetration tests. The network scan covers the full port range with service and operating-system detection; the OpenVAS Vulnerability Assessment finds known CVEs on exposed services; the nuclei web scan tests application vulnerabilities; the Full Audit combines them all. Every scan produces a detailed PDF report and supports targeted rescans to verify fixes.

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