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Fast network scanner for field techs. ARP + ping discovery, port probing, active fingerprinting (HT

What's new in 1.5.4

Added - Scan several networks at once: the subnet box now takes a comma-separated list, so 192.168.9.0/24, 192.168.10.0/24 sweeps both in one pass, with overlapping targets counted once. Alongside CIDR blocks each entry can be a single host (192.168.1.7) or a range, written either in full (192.168.1.10-192.168.1.50) or with just the last octet on the right (192.168.1.10-50). Spacing is forgiving: whitespace inside an entry is ignored and empty entries are skipped, so 192.168.9.0 /24 , , 192.168.10.10 - 50 reads the same as the tight form, and semicolons work as separators too. A malformed entry now names itself in the status bar instead of throwing a scan error, and a range larger than 65,536 addresses is refused with its actual size rather than locking the app up. The tab caption shows the first target plus a count. - App-wide size control: roll the mouse wheel over the KillerScan wordmark in the title bar to scale the whole interface from 70% to 250%, in fine 2% steps. The scan toolbar and the devices pane grow together while the title bar and footer stay put, so the wordmark you are scrolling over never moves under the pointer. Text reflows and re-renders at the new size rather than being stretched, and the chosen size is remembered for the next launch. Matches the accessibility zoom already in KillerNotes and KillerPDF. - Czech (cs-CZ) interface translation, selectable from the language picker, bringing KillerScan to ten languages. - Czech translation of killerscan.net as well, across the landing, about, and technical pages. - Keyboard shortcuts, with a ? button in the...

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