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    xpoc

    xpoc

    A fast emergency response tool designed for supply chain vulnerability

    xpoc is a lightweight command-line scanner created for fast emergency response in supply chain vulnerability scanning. It is designed to help security teams test single targets, multiple targets, and target lists through direct input, files, or pipes. The tool can retrieve proof-of-concept plugins from the cloud, list available plugins, synchronize new plugins, and update itself from the command line. It uses the xray YAML POC format and supports plugin writing and loading for TCP and UDP...
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    Smap

    Smap

    a drop-in replacement for Nmap powered by shodan.io

    Smap is a passive port scanner designed as a drop-in alternative to Nmap while using Shodan.io data. It accepts many familiar Nmap-style command-line arguments and can produce Nmap-like output formats, which makes it easier to integrate into existing workflows. Because it relies on Shodan’s free API, it can scan quickly without directly contacting targets in its default mode. The project emphasizes speed, with support for scanning large numbers of hosts per second. Smap can provide service...
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    scanless

    scanless

    Online port scan scraper

    scanless is a Python command-line utility and library for running port scans through third-party online scanning services. It is built for users who want quick visibility into exposed ports without running a local scanner directly from their own machine. The tool can scan an IP address or domain, choose a specific supported scanner, select a random scanner, or run all available scanners. It supports services such as ipfingerprints, spiderip, standingtech, viewdns, and yougetsignal. scanless...
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    Handy TCP/IP Server/Client Tools

    Various TCP/IP servers, clients and network management tools

    IPtools is an all in one package that includes various TCP/IP tools. Server: - FTP - TFTP - Syslog - Web - Remote Command - General UDP server - Multicast server Client utilities: - Multicast client - TFTP client Starting on version 0.2.0, a powerful network connection tools UBridge is added, it can bridge: - VXLAN (newly released) - UDP sessions - NIC card of the PC - Connections to Cisco Router Simulator "GNS3/dynamips" and H3C Router Simulator...
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Target of this project is to code a network scanner which creates the nagios config automatically. Therefore the administrator starts the scanner with an ip address and the scanner results the open ports. nagioscanner provides a web based gui (cgi based)
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