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Not for wan which is where most commercial firewalls will do their magic. To do this on wan you need to run zmap which is considered mean.
by gravypod 9y ago
Not for wan which is where most commercial firewalls will do their magic.
To do this on wan you need to run zmap which is considered mean.
- ngharo 9y agoHuh. nmap cares not about wan vs lan.
- tastythrowaway 9y agoYou're correct, but i think it's that zmap scans way, way faster than nmap
- fredsted 9y agoThere's no problem running nmap on WAN
- matte_black 9y agoSo is this product overvalued?
- fredsted 9y agoCensys? Probably not. It depends how much you value having the data provided in an easily digestible and searchable form that's hopefully updated often. On the other hand, if you have a small subnet, say, less than a /24, you might as well just nmap it yourself, and then you're also guaranteed to have the latest possible scan.
- tokenizerrr 9y agoRunning software against my own IP space is considered mean?