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Product Description:
NmapFE for OSX is a native Cocoa frontend for the Nmap port-scanning security tool.
Written in Obj-C, this frontend is designed to provide a more convenient way to use Nmap without sacrificing speed. Access to all major features is there, as well as a decent tooltip implementation to remind you about some of the more obscure features. The newest version adds the ability to detect the actual name and version of the software running on a port.
Written in Obj-C, this frontend is designed to provide a more convenient way to use Nmap without sacrificing speed. Access to all major features is there, as well as a decent tooltip implementation to remind you about some of the more obscure features. The newest version adds the ability to detect the actual name and version of the software running on a port.
What's new in this version:
Updated engine to nmap 3.50.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.1
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.1 or higher
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Download NmapFE Version 0.81 (File Size: 391k)
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Fixing sendto errors - Version: 0.85, 4/18/2007 08:08AM PST
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Jeremiah Blatz
If you're comfortable building unix software on your own, but don't like remembering the nmap command-line options, you can still use nmapfe on your intel mac. Just download the regular nmap source distribution (4.20 as of right now), build it, then copy the nmap binary to NmapFE Launcher.app/Contents/Resources/NmapFE.app/Contents/Resources, replacing the existing nmap. If you're feeling cool, you could probably just make it a symlink to /usr/local/bin/nmap or whatever, as well.
indispensable! - Version: 0.85, 12/14/2004 01:48PM PST
langstraad
Much easier than remembering all of those command line arguments.
Anyway, great tool for helping to harden your security.