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jNetPort
Network monitoring tool
jNetPort is a complete Java-based network monitoring tool that includes: - Graphic User Interface for multiple port scanner engines (including Nmap) - Traceroute tool with worldwide IP location display - Graphic ping tool - Statistics section that allows one to manage, compare, and display results - Multi-tasking environment NOTE: Jpcap and Nmap required. -
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NetSlaughter is a GUI for Nmap, Netcat, dsniff and tcpdump. Runs on Linux and is coded in Java. In next revisions I wanna make it multiplatform, to run it under Linux and Windows
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The Blindeye web application is a front end for the Blindeyes Distributed Command Framework. Blindeye will be specifically tailored towards the viewing and datamining of nmap scans.
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This interface will allow you to write code to retrieve and send promiscuous network packets from your Java program. It could provide a starting point for a java nmap or such...
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