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Nmap visualisation tool
From: "Petko D. Petkov" <pdp () gnucitizen org>
Date: Sun, 10 May 2015 17:56:12 +0100
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/ 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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