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What is CyberScan?
A professional security intelligence workspace for authorised assessment: port discovery, TLS inspection, DNS and WHOIS, HTTP headers, subdomain hints, IP geolocation, CVE search, and breach-awareness checks — plus optional Sonic Recon AI summaries when you register.
- Guests: try a limited quick scan (ports 1–100, rate-limited) — use the Quick port scan card next to this panel.
- Registered users: full port ranges, live streaming scans, schedules, API keys, and every tool in one dashboard.
Quick port scan
One free scan per hour per IP · Ports 1–100 only · Rows after the third are blurred until you register.
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CyberScan is for defensive cybersecurity and authorised testing only. You must not use it to break into systems you do not own, to map or harass third parties, to steal data, or to violate computer crime laws in your country. Unauthorised scanning can be a criminal offence.
Only scan hosts, networks, and domains where you have clear permission (your own infrastructure, a client contract, or a formal bug-bounty / lab scope). If you are not sure, stop and get written approval first.
- Testing servers and apps you own or administer
- Work under a contract or scope document that names the targets
- Learning in your own lab or with explicit landlord permission
- Security monitoring of assets your organisation is responsible for
- Scanning strangers, competitors, or “just to see what’s open”
- Credential stuffing, exploiting findings without authorisation, or data theft
- Any purpose that violates laws or terms of your network provider
- Automated abuse, bypassing rate limits, or disrupting third-party services
Results may include sensitive information. Protect your account, use strong passwords, and do not share API keys. We may log activity for abuse prevention. You are responsible for how you interpret and act on scan output.
Active scanning can trigger firewalls and alerts. Some organisations treat unexpected probes as incidents. Always operate inside an agreed scope and document your authorisation.
Some features call external APIs (e.g. geolocation, CVE databases, breach APIs). Do not submit highly sensitive personal data unless your policy allows it. You remain responsible for compliance with privacy rules that apply to you.
If your goal is to harm systems, hide malicious activity, or access data without permission, do not use CyberScan. This platform is built for defenders and authorised assessors, not for illegal activity.
Disclaimer: NITECHSPARK / CyberScan provides tools “as is” for lawful security work. Operators and users must comply with all applicable laws. Nothing here is legal advice; consult qualified counsel for regulated environments.