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Description
Install or run portable. Free, open source, GPLv3. No agent, account, subscription, or ads. The app sends no usage analytics. Network connections explained.
Discover hosts
KillerScan reads the ARP cache, runs parallel ICMP probes with a TCP fallback, and reads ARP again to find devices that block ping but answer ARP. Firewalls, sleeping devices and network isolation can prevent discovery.
Device classification
A weighted scorer combines hostname, vendor, open ports, banners, mDNS and SSDP into a best-guess type: Router, switch/AP, NAS, printer, camera, hypervisor, phone, IoT and more.
Port fingerprinting
A throttled TCP connect scan across 30+ service ports (SSH, RDP, SMB, HTTP, printing, RTSP, MQTT, hypervisor, NAS, and more), with banner, HTTP, TLS, NetBIOS and SNMP probes for stronger identification.
mDNS & SSDP
A network-wide multicast pass runs alongside the sweep. Bonjour service types and UPnP SERVER strings reveal Chromecasts, printers, Sonos, AirPlay, HomeKit, Roku, Plex and Synology boxes.
Vendor identification
Longest-prefix MAC OUI lookup across the full IEEE registries - MA-L, MA-M and MA-S - with brand overrides for blocks IEEE hides as "Private", and a clear label for randomized privacy MACs.
Gateway & DNS aware
The gateway is labeled Router, DNS Server, or Router/DNS - and only Router/DNS when the gateway really is your configured DNS, so a dedicated DNS server is never mislabeled.
Network topology
F8 draws devices as movable boxes, grouped by role, type, address or vendor. The map is inferred from scan results, not switch cabling. Export the full arrangement as transparent PNG, themed JPG, or HTML containing scalable SVG.
Keep Alive
Watch up to sixteen devices at once, each as a card with a latency graph, packet loss, and its own event log of exactly when it dropped and came back. Every card carries its own checks: route, forward and reverse DNS, ping, ports and traceroute. Copy the lot straight into a ticket.
Terminal built in
A real terminal inside the app, running PowerShell 7 where it exists, with KillerShell's prompt and a KillerScan module that turns a scan into objects you can filter and pipe. Device actions open here: ping in color, SSH with the account you gave for that device.
History & trusted devices
Completed GUI scans that find devices are saved and compared with the previous scan of the same target. The first nonempty scan creates a trusted baseline when no trusted devices exist; later scans flag unfamiliar devices.
Services view
F7 shows one row per open port rather than per device. Find which devices offer a service, sort or filter the list, and export it as CSV.
Profiles & deep scan
Save targets as named profiles, then load or run them from the profiles sidebar. Optionally follow with Deep Scan, which checks ports 1-1024 plus additional service ports and collects more fingerprints. KillerSpeed is available on the rail.
Quick actions
Right-click any device to copy its IP, MAC or hostname, or jump straight to it. Open its web UI, or launch RDP or SSH directly, and set a manual device type that sticks.
Command line ready
Scan several networks, deep-probe one host, inspect the active network, or resolve a MAC vendor offline. Filter and sort the results, select ports and device types, set limits and timeouts, show progress, and emit table, CSV, JSON or themed HTML output with dependable automation exit codes. See every command.
Export
Use Export for device CSV or interactive HTML, service CSV, topology PNG/JPG or HTML with SVG, Keep Alive CSV/HTML/PNG, and terminal text including scrollback.
Vendor database
The bundled Wireshark MAC vendor database covers MA-L, MA-M and MA-S registrations for offline lookup. Use Refresh vendor database in About to download a newer list; an older local copy cannot replace a larger bundle.
Private by design
Vendor identification and device classification run locally, with no usage analytics or automatic scan-result uploads. Updates and other network features make external connections. Speed tests transfer generated data through speed.killerscan.net. See what connects and what is sent.
Themes & settings
Thirteen themes, all switchable live, with eight accent colors each for Dark, Light, Black and 98SE - 41 looks in all - plus per-theme device-type coloring. KillerScan remembers your theme, accent, language and app size between runs. The theme menu can turn Film Grain on or off.
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