Re: Nmap visualisation tool

["Petko D. Petkov" <pdp () gnucitizen org>]

Hi Daniel,

10x. Also thank you for pointing out the nmap-onepage tool. I wasn’t able to use it because there was an error in one 
of the loops. I will email Martin to get this fixed.

I guess this is a question to everyone but I will ask it here anyway. Would you find PortSifter useful? I am trying to 
figure out what generic workflows we are solving here. I as a pentester find it useful because I can highlight 
important services very quickly but perhaps I am biased.

Regards,
pdp

> On 10 May 2015, at 18:58, Daniel Miller <bonsaiviking () gmail com> wrote:
>
> pdp,
>
> This looks like a very cool tool. Thanks for the introduction. It reminds me of a previous javascript Nmap viewer by 
> Martin Holst Swende called nmap-onepage (http://martin.swende.se/tools/nmap-onepage/ 
> <http://martin.swende.se/tools/nmap-onepage/>).
>
> Dan
>
> On Sun, May 10, 2015 at 11:56 AM, Petko D. Petkov <pdp () gnucitizen org <mailto:pdp () gnucitizen org>> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I hope you don’t mind. I want to share with you a proof of concept tool for working with nmap files that I have been 
> working on lately. The tool is called PortSifter and it allows you to load nmap output files in a table for easier 
> preview, filtering, etc. It has some builtin filters, result highlighting and a few other features that make large 
> scans easier to preview. You can find PortSifter here https://www.secapps.com/apps/portsifter/ 
> <https://www.secapps.com/apps/portsifter/> Although this is technically a web app the files are processed client-side 
> - no server interaction - so your scans are pretty much as private as they can be.
>
> If you find time I will be delighted to get your feedback. You can also sign up to our Bet Test list here: 
> http://eepurl.com/OF9hn <http://eepurl.com/OF9hn> in case you want to hear more how this tool is developing in the 
> near future. What you see is not final and there is some work in the pipeline to add more features to make PortSifter 
> really, really useful for everyone.
>
> Best,
> pdp (@pdp)
>
>
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