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There's a famous quote: Those who cannot remember nmap are condemned to remake it poorly Rootless nmap scan of a /24 in under 10 seconds: nmap -T5 -sn -P

by mmh0000 9mo ago

There's a famous quote: Those who cannot remember nmap are condemned to remake it poorly Rootless nmap scan of a /24 in under 10 seconds: nmap -T5 -sn -PR --script broadcast-dns-service-discovery,broadcast-upnp-info 10.0.0.0/24 …SNIP… Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (30 hosts up) scanned in 9.99 seconds https://nmap.org/book/toc.html https://nmap.org/book/toc.html

zbentley 9mo ago
I like nmap and use it often. The linked tool seems to be doing different or additional things vs nmap. What makes you think it’s not learning from/remembering nmap?
- mmh0000 9mo ago
  That nmap command does the same thing as the author's command, except for the UI, for which there are dozens of nmap-uis available.
  - sally_glance 9mo ago
    But you've got to admit that OPs tool does it quicker, except if you like to memorize flags or already have a script specifically for this. And it's much nicer on the eye than most (all?) nmap-guis out of the box.
    - andrewxdiamond 9mo ago
      It does it quicker if you already have this tool installed. nmap is everywhere.
      - rvermeulen98 9mo ago
        The goal has never been to create something that can replace nmap, the goal was to learn more about networking and about building TUIs in Go. Honestly I am quite overwhelmed by the amount of traction it got today, definitely not what I expected. I am very grateful for all the feedback and suggestions, and I will take my time to evaluate every comment. In the coming weeks I will try to implement most of the feedback and do releases to improve the tool further, thanks everyone!
gerdesj 9mo ago
LLDP and CDP would like a chat