Nmap and Zenmap on Mobile Devices (Android)

[P S <onexemailx () gmail com>]

Hi there,

I was interested in the Nmap on Mobile devices (specifically on android) 
project.
I imagine this project primarily includes
1) creating the makefiles necessary to build against the android source 
code and then
2) packaging it all in an app that uses the native code via some 
bindings or directly? The UI part optimally would be written in native java?

I see some android related switches in {nping,ncat}/config.sub but I 
guess they aren't that much related to cross-compiling for android? Is 
there any related work to this?

p.s. I've already built nmap as described in the docs but with the 
included lua libs cause the ones in my system were too new (arch linux 
x86_64).

Kind regards,
Pawel

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Brief intro:

I'm in my second year doing an MSc in Computer Security. I'm actually 
doing my thesis now on mitigating use-after-free's in c++ and should be 
done roughly around the end of May.
I've previously taken part in GSOC 2013 with Debian and finished it 
successfully [1].
I have worked on porting c/c++ software to android in the past [2] as 
well as contributed to other projects here and there. More details in my 
github [3]. Because of the coursework for the past semester(s) I've been 
mostly working on my dotfiles in public and less on random projects.
During the previous semester I was also working with some "embedded" 
computing boards like RPi, beaglebone black, bananapi and Odroid as part 
of a power-consumption measuring project[4] although it didn't evolve as 
much as we'd like. I did do some builds/cross-compilations though.

[1]: https://github.com/uberspot/debiandroid
[2]: https://github.com/Open-TEE/opentee-android
[3]: https://github.com/uberspot
[4]: https://github.com/pinkunicorns


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