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Masscan is an Internet-scale port scanner, able to scan the entire Internet in just 6 minutes or less. It's considered the fastest port scanner and is similar to the famous port scanner nmap, and like port scanners scanrand and unicornscan it uses asynchronous transmissions. However, it is more flexible when it comes to arbitrary port and address ranges. Masscan not only detects when ports are open, it can also check banners. And while it is useful for smaller, internal networks, it's designed with the entire internet in mind. ...

Scandiff is a tool used to find the differences between two nmap scan logs and display results to the user. Scandiff detects changes in port status, operating system, scantime, nmap version, and more. Supports nmap grepable and XML output formats

Patch for Nmap that adds banner grabbing functionality to XML and prints it to STDOUT.

Portscan is a simple TCP port scanner (connect scan, similar to nmap -sC). It is implemented with threads for better speed. Please see the code and review it. Criticism is more than welcome. Helps needed to make it robust.

Nmap SQL clustering engine with a multitude of features to support extentions and scan managment.

Ncat - The culmination of many key features from various Netcat incarnations such as Netcat 1.10, Netcat6, SOcat, Cryptcat, GNU Netcat, etc. Ncat also has a host of new features such as "Connection Brokering", TCP redir (proxying), SOCKS client/server,

Ungoliant is a system utilizing open-sourced backends to isolate problematic (virus-infected or otherwise) hosts from a network. Focuses on vpmsd, snort, and nmap for detection and containment.

Gobbler: A tool to audit DHCP networks Includes DHCP rogue server detection, DHCP DoS, distributed spoofed port scanner using DHCP to obtain many source IP addresses, mulitple arp scans, filtered port detection, spoofed OS detection (nmap + port 0)

The IP Personality project is a patch to the Linux kernels that adds netfilter features: it enables the emulation of other OSes at the network level, thus fooling remote OS detection tools such as nmap that rely on network fingerprinting.

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...