nmap junkie?

Posted by Tate Hansen Fri, 24 Nov 2006 06:02:00 GMT

We’re playing w/RoR and building a few web apps. I wrote a quick and easy one that helps you build a command line for nmap, nothing particularly special.

http://nmaptweaker.clearnetsec.com/

I did add some extra content: tuning tips, examples, and a time estimator. Basically you can use it to build a command line, then copy and paste it to wherever you want to run it.

It does not do syntax checking for nmap options which require input yet (e.g. targets, output file name, etc.), but the app does do some error checking for conflicting options.

It’s a little rough, but hey, it might save you a few minutes of time if you’re not an nmap option sage.

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  1. Søren Maigaard said about 3 hours later:

    Tate, this is a really nice tool. I love the dynamic updating of the command line, the error box and the general feel of the program.

    Just an idea - it could be nice if it was possible to share “good” command lines for particular scans. So if I found a good mix of options to scan for HP printers, I could share that under the examples section. That way, it could be a reference for good ideas that could then be tweaked even further by pasting an example into the command line box on the page and then playing around with a few things and finally using the result.

    Just an idea :)

    - Søren

  2. Marc Andersen said about 8 hours later:

    Or even better:
    Good command lines for common IDS’ default scan detection rules.

    /Marc

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