Alternatives to Naabu
Discover listening network ports with a command-line scanner. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Naabu
Discover listening network ports with a command-line scanner.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Naabu.
RustScan
Discover open ports with a configurable scanner written in Rust.
RustScan is a GPL-3.0 port scanner written in Rust with follow-up scripts and integration with other tools, replacing Naabu's MIT licence and ProjectDiscovery toolchain.
masscan
Scan large sets of IP addresses for open ports.
masscan is built for scanning very large IP ranges at high packet rates under AGPL-3.0, but it runs only on macOS and Linux and needs careful rate settings.
Nmap
The network mapper: find out which hosts are up, which ports are open and what is listening on them.
Nmap adds service and version detection, OS fingerprinting and a scripting engine, under a custom licence that is not OSI-approved.
Angry IP Scanner
A fast, friendly IP and port scanner that needs no installation and runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Angry IP Scanner offers a portable GUI and command line for finding hosts and open ports, needing a Java runtime and with shallower results.
ZMap
A fast single-packet network scanner designed for surveys across very large address ranges.
ZMap is a Linux single-packet scanner built for surveys of very large address ranges, with tuning for 10 gigabit networks and a non-open-source listing.
Also worth comparing
These listings name Naabu as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.
Advanced IP Scanner
Scans a home or office network and lists every device with its name, MAC address and shared folders.
Naabu is an MIT-licensed command-line port scanner with several scan methods and optional Nmap integration, suited to scripting rather than browsing a device list.
Advanced Port Scanner
A free Windows port scanner that finds open ports and identifies the programs running on them.
Naabu is an MIT-licensed command-line port scanner for Windows, macOS and Linux with several scan methods and optional Nmap integration, but no graphical window.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
httpx
Inspect HTTP services with ProjectDiscovery's command-line toolkit.
Subfinder
Find subdomains using passive online data sources.
dnsx
Query DNS records in bulk from the command line.
tlsx
Inspect TLS connections and certificates from the terminal.
Katana
Map links and pages with a configurable web crawler.
Zenmap
The official cross-platform graphical interface for the Nmap network scanner.