Recon - Network Scanner

CHECKS — five guided checks that answer questions you actually have: is my internet slow, am I exposed to the internet, what is new on my network, are there cameras here, is my traffic being tampered with. Each one runs the right tools for you and reports what it could not check, never a bare "nothing found". THE WATCH — CVE surveillance for your own stack. Declare the products and devices you run, and RECON checks them against NVD and CISA KEV in the background, notifying you when something you own comes under active exploitation. Device identity — LAN Scan and Bonjour now name devices from the metadata they publish over mDNS and UPnP, and an identified device can be looked up for CVEs by its CPE. Scan from where you found it — LAN Scan and Bonjour can port scan a device straight from the row that found it, instead of building a topology to tap through. Intel feed filters — choose what the feed delivers by technology, with critical advisories never hidden. Dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 across the core tools. DNS can query any nameserver and follows truncation to TCP. Traceroute annotates every hop with its origin AS. HTTP Client gains saved requests, search and header auditing. Cert Watch refreshes in the background and alerts before expiry. The traceroute map places IPv6 hops and refuses placements the round-trip time disproves. MTR reports the denominator behind every loss figure. An honesty pass across every tool — a scan that was blocked now says so instead of returning an empty list, and derived values are no longer presented as measurements. Session recording has been removed. Fixes: a crash in Speed Test, ICMP reply parsing on cellular, port scanning that waited out refused connections, and text that could not be read on some themes.