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naabu

Fast SYN/CONNECT port scanner focused on reliability. Feeds open ports into httpx/nuclei.

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Where naabu fits

Fast SYN/CONNECT port scanner focused on reliability. Feeds open ports into httpx/nuclei.

Detection-first use

Start with the least intrusive template that can distinguish your hypothesis from a normal response. Preserve raw output and a negative control.

Installation references

Install with goAuthorization required
go install -v github.com/projectdiscovery/naabu/v2/cmd/naabu@latest
Positive signal
Tool-specific output that supports the stated hypothesis.
Negative control
No result, or identical behavior against a known-safe control.
Intrusiveness
Review flags and target scope before execution.
Install with pdtmAuthorization required
pdtm -i naabu
Positive signal
Tool-specific output that supports the stated hypothesis.
Negative control
No result, or identical behavior against a known-safe control.
Intrusiveness
Review flags and target scope before execution.

Command templates

Top portsAuthorization required

Populate placeholders only with assets that are explicitly in scope.

naabu -l {input} -top-ports {ports} -o {output}
Positive signal
Tool-specific output that supports the stated hypothesis.
Negative control
No result, or identical behavior against a known-safe control.
Intrusiveness
Review flags and target scope before execution.
Full + nmapAuthorization required

Populate placeholders only with assets that are explicitly in scope.

naabu -host {host} -p - -nmap-cli 'nmap -sV -sC'
Positive signal
Tool-specific output that supports the stated hypothesis.
Negative control
No result, or identical behavior against a known-safe control.
Intrusiveness
Review flags and target scope before execution.

Continue the workflow

Attribution and verification

Version history: normalized permanent page created 2026-08-20. Upstream activity and popularity are separate signals and do not establish tool safety.