http://blog.clearnetsec.com/articles/tag/ror en-us 40 <p>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. </p> <p> <a href="http://nmapTweaker.clearnetsec.com/">http://nmaptweaker.clearnetsec.com/</a> </p> <p> 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. </p> <p> 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. </p> <p> It’s a little rough, but hey, it <i>might</i> save you a few minutes of time if you’re not an nmap option sage. </p> Thu, 23 Nov 2006 23:02:00 -0700 urn:uuid:27227f77-be7e-4ac3-8b13-5d2069acc935 tate@ClearNetSec.com (Tate Hansen) http://blog.clearnetsec.com/articles/2006/11/23/nmap-junkie nmap port scanning ClearNet Security Tate Hansen ror