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This library provides a Ruby interface to Nmap's scan data. This information is presented in an easy-to-use and intuitive fashion for storage and manipulation.
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NARC Network Analysis Reporting Console takes output from security tools like Nessus, and NMap & populates a database via automated scripts for reporting purposes. Version 0.DC14 also includes rudimentary reporting capabilities. New from kaos.theory
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An nmap output parser for scan data using PERL. Nmap Parser is a PERL module that makes developing security and audit tools using nmap and PERL easier. nmap is one of the best security scanners.
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phpNMAP is a webased front end for nmap, the worlds best network mapper/scanner. phpNMAP was written with security in mind. It allows you to scan from any platform with a web browser and access to a server hosting phpNMAP.
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Gherkin is a web-enabled, multi-threaded, centralized security scan manager incorporating Nessus vulnerability scanning, dns and nmblookup host resolving, and nmap fingerprinting and scanning.
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nmap-tool is a terminal interface for commons scans type with a large number of combinations and security checks.
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