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Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing)
From: Tyler Durden <fadingreality414 () yahoo com>
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2004 02:28:54 -0700 (PDT)
Very nice. Can we expect updates in the future? .......Version numbers by banner grabbing and such? Good stuff. Keep up the good work. --Oedipus --- Pete Herzog <pete () isecom org> wrote:
Hi, We have a new interesting NMAP assistance tool at the ISECOM website: nwrap.pl. You will find it at
http://www.isecom.org/projects/toolsandtemplates.shtml.
NWRAP uses the OPRP (Open Protocol Resource Project database at
http://www.isecom.info/cgi-local/protocoldb/browse.dsp)
to enhance the port findings by listing all known protocols and services for those ports. It's especially handy for testing ports above the 1024 range. Use it just as you would NMAP (must be installed and in your path). The OPRP dump which must accompany it should be included in the same directory. NWRAP was written by Simon Biles. The OPRP is maintained by Dru Lavigne. Sincerely, -pete. Pete Herzog Managing Director, ISECOM www.isecom.org - www.isestorm.org
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Current thread:
- new NMAP re-tool(ing) Pete Herzog (Jul 04)
- Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing) Tyler Durden (Jul 05)
- Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing) Martin Mačok (Jul 05)
- Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing) Pete Herzog (Jul 06)
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- Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing) Don Parker (Jul 06)
- Re: new NMAP re-tool(ing) Tyler Durden (Jul 05)