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AiScan scans IP, DNS, Wi-Fi, analyzes data with AI, & provides insights on vulnerabilities and fixes

AiScan

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AiScan is a cutting-edge AI-driven tool designed to optimize network management by identifying vulnerabilities and recommending fixes. It aims to enhance the connectivity and security of public sector networks, particularly for under-served schools and health centers.

A 2022 Statista report revealed global business losses of $1.2 trillion due to poor network security and unoptimized infrastructure. AiScan helps mitigate these losses by leveraging advanced AI-powered functionalities:

    - IP Scanning: Detects exposed devices and vulnerabilities in network infrastructure.
    - DNS Analysis: Detects configuration errors, potential DNS spoofing, and other threats.
    - Wi-Fi Network Scanning: Analyzes local Wi-Fi networks for weak points, such as unsecured configurations or unauthorized access. (Currently functional on local systems; web-based access is under development.)
    - Data Visualization: Chart.js is used to display signal analysis scores of all detected Wi-Fi networks, with each network represented as bar graphs, the height reflecting the Wi-Fi network analysis score. (Note: This feature is currently available for local system use, working in tandem with Bluetooth network scanning functionality, with plans to roll out to the web once the Bluetooth scanning feature is available on web platforms).
    - AI-Powered Insights: Machine learning interprets scan results, prioritizes threats, and provides actionable recommendations to improve network performance and security.

By focusing on scalable and transparent network optimization, AiScan aligns with the hackathon's mission of creating sustainable solutions for public sector connectivity. The project uses open-source AI technologies, making it accessible and adaptable to diverse network scenarios.

AiScan uses AI to scan IPs, DNS, and Wi-Fi networks, uncovering vulnerabilities and offering insights to improve public sector networks. The Wi-Fi scan works locally for now, with plans to make it accessible online in the future.

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