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Re: Nmap visualisation tool


From: Martin Holst Swende <martin () swende se>
Date: Mon, 11 May 2015 19:15:59 +0200

Hey pdp!

I'll try out your tool. Any bugreports on nmap-onepage are welcome! It's been a while since I updated it.

It is also client-side only. Will be interesting to compare the implementations!

Cheers,
Martin Holst Swende

On May 11, 2015 6:30:37 PM CEST, "Petko D. Petkov" <pdp () gnucitizen org> wrote:
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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