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    Smap

    Smap

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

    ...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 and version fingerprinting, vulnerability detection, and results in formats such as XML, greppable, normal, JSON, and custom output. It is useful for authorized reconnaissance where fast external visibility matters, while users should remember that passive results may be delayed or incomplete compared with active scanning.
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    AWA-Core

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    IT'S HERE-----FINALLY. AWA-Core 2026 is here with a totally new architecture. The core is now in Client/Server architecture and open to other applications (including yours). New interfaces for the server and client sides. Please, go to our youTube channel to see many tutorials about this new release. Don't waste your time trying things and clicking everywhere. Wait for our tutorials, install AWA-Core on a single PC or in a complete C/S architecture (Servers provided) and run...
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    RY GeoIP 3

    RY GeoIP 3

    User-friendly network & geolocation tools, APIs integration and more!

    RY GeoIP 3 is a powerful application that combines network and geolocation tools for comprehensive analysis. With its user-friendly interface and integration with Google Maps API and API Ninja DNS Lookups service, you can perform a wide range of operations, from geolocation lookups and ping tests to DNS analysis, traceroute, SSL certificate inspection, header data retrieval, and open port scanning. The ability to save data as PDFs and maps as images further enhances the utility of the application. For any further questions or assistance, users can contact the developer via email. ...
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    PMCP (Portable Master Control Program)
    Gives you the ability to operate Windows using PMCP alone, with its collection of useful utilities. Also includes several network tools. Written in pure C with Win32 API for maximum portability.
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    FHAP is a web front-end to the nmap port scanner. It makes use of Perl and a PostgreSQL database to identify system/port trends on a network.
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