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The Nmap Thread
What is Nmap?
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The Nping utility is now also included with the Nmap suite. What can I do with Nmap? Nmap is typically used to scan networks for hosts and their available ports/services. The latest versions include the ability to execute pre-packaged scripts, which can do everything from service detection and interrogation to finding hosts that are potentially susceptible to worm infection. If you administer a network in any capacity, Nmap is your friend! Nmap on Maemo 5/Fremantle Nmap 5.59BETA1 is now available in Extras-testing! Quote:
Nmap 5.50 is currently available for Fremantle in Extras. Extras - Nmap 5.50 Some Nmap scanning operations (such as OS fingerprinting) require root privileges. This Nmap package gives you the ability to use 'sudo nmap'. Screenshots of Nmap on the N900 Running an OS fingerprint scan against localhost (an N900) http://i40.tinypic.com/11a9yyq.png Running an OS fingerprint scan against a Windows XP virtual machine http://i42.tinypic.com/ehkmt4.png Running the 'SMB OS Discovery' script to show Windows OS specific details http://i39.tinypic.com/98ra5l.png Running the 'SMB Security Mode' script to show supported authentication types http://i41.tinypic.com/24qpp8n.png Using the 'SMB Check Vulns' script to show that this host is potentially vulnerable to the Conficker worm http://i41.tinypic.com/2mnm4pi.png More coming soon! Zenmap on the N900 Zenmap does run on the N900, and can be executed from the command line by running 'zenmap'. Several changes are needed to make Zenmap run properly on Fremantle, including some interface adjustments to make the user experience as smooth as possible. Check back, updates will be posted here! More information Nmap Homepage Official Nmap documentation Scanning Windows Deeper with the Nmap Scanning Engine [PDF] Detecting Conficker with Nmap |
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bump, added more interesting screenshots
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Nice, I already have nmap installed, can't wait for zenmap :)
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Update: Nmap 5.21 now available in Extras!
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Update: Nmap 5.50 is now available in Extras-testing!
A lot of updates since the last version of Nmap on Fremantle (5.21), including the addition of the Nping utility as well as a bunch of new scripts. You can find the latest changelog for 5.50 here: http://nmap.org/changelog.html |
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Update: Nmap 5.59BETA1 has been promoted and is now in Extras-testing!
Additions include 40 new scripts, 7 new protocol libraries, and improved service detection. Nmap changelog is located at http://nmap.org/changelog.html |
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There's a bug with beta version:
Starting Nmap 5.59BETA1 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2011-07-14 08:13 IDT route_dst_netlink: can't find interface "wlan0" edit: this happens only when running as root. |
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Positive, except that for me it's complaining about "lo" interface being missing. Non-root work fine.
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There seems to be a few issues with libnetutil included in 5.59BETA1, it underwent a few changes to handle IPv6 support. BTW, I haven't yet had a chance to do thorough testing with IPv6 scanning under Maemo, if one of you guys beats me to it please post your findings!
There look to be some updates in the SVN, I'll see if these fix the route_dst_netlink issues. |
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No relevent changes in SVN, I'm tracking down some changes in libnetutil and the libdnet included with Nmap to find the source of the issue.
In the meantime, can I get a few people to run 'nmap --iflist' with both root and non-root privileges? I'm also interested if you're running power-kernel and busybox-power or the stock kernel and/or busybox. Thanks! |
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