Understand the machine.
Profile the operating system and inspect loopback ports to see which services are listening locally.
SYSTEM / LOCAL PORTS Python / Security auditing
Know your
system.
PLUGNPLAY — SECURITY AUDITOR
Turn scattered security checks into a clearer picture. Review your Windows or Linux system, inspect local ports, and keep useful reports of what you find.
Windows & Linux · Command-line toolSYSTEM VISIBILITYILLUSTRATIVE AUDIT / NOT A LIVE SCAN
01 Profile the operating system02 Review local security checks03 Look up relevant CVEs04 Export HTML & JSON reports
01 / Local system checks02 / Optional CVE lookup03 / HTML & JSON reports
The tool, unpacked
A practical look
under the hood.
PlugNPlay, published as The Ultimate IT Scanner, is an interactive Python audit tool by Saaim Sohail. It brings system profiling, local port checks, and security status into one workflow for Windows and Linux.
Review security status.
Check firewall and anti-malware status. Available checks and their detail depend on the operating system and permissions.
FIREWALL / ANTI-MALWAREKeep findings useful.
Look up OS-specific CVEs from the NIST NVD, then export HTML and JSON reports for review and follow-up.
CVE LOOKUP / https://github.com/DeathOFive/The-Ultimate-IT-Scanner-RTSFrom checks to clarity
Readable findings.
Reusable output.
Explore an illustrative summary of the workflow. This preview explains the report formats; it does not scan your device or reproduce an actual tool report.
ILLUSTRATIVE https://github.com/DeathOFive/The-Ultimate-IT-Scanner-RTSUMMARY
System profile → Operating system details Local ports → Loopback listening services Security status → Firewall and anti-malware CVE lookup → OS-specific NVD results Report exports → HTML and JSON
Example structure · No live system access
Start with your system
Inspect.
Understand. Act.
Get the project from GitHub and follow the repository's setup instructions for your operating system.
WindowsLinuxPython
Get the project
Open the repository to access the source code and project documentation.
Follow the setup guide
Use the README for dependencies, supported environments, and the correct launch command.
Run, review, export
Follow the interactive audit workflow. Review your findings and save the HTML or JSON report.
Before you start
Know what
you're checking.
Who is PlugNPlay for?
People learning system security, IT support teams, and analysts who want a repeatable starting point for reviewing a Windows or Linux machine.
Does this website scan my computer?
No. This is a project showcase. You run the Python tool locally; the preview above is illustrative.
Does a CVE match confirm a vulnerability?
No. OS-related matches are research leads. Confirm the affected product, version, patch status, and relevant configuration before treating a match as a finding.
Does it replace antivirus or monitoring?
No. PlugNPlay provides audit checks and reports. It is not a replacement for ongoing endpoint protection or continuous monitoring.
Where do I report a problem?
Use GitHub Issues and include your operating system, what you ran, and the behavior you observed.
Make the next check count.
Explore PlugNPlay and get a clearer view of your system.