nmapAuto | credit to Thiago Pires (https://medium.com/@thiagopires_33005)
This app requires you to use a Linux distribution.
If you're watching my presentation, we'll be using Kali Linux since it comes pre-packaged with a ton of common and useful cybersecurity tools and is beginner-friendly. For advanced Linux users, my most-recommended Linux distribution is Arch.
- Open a terminal in the 'app' folder
- Run "sudo bash requirements.sh"
- Run "sudo ./runNmap.sh"
- Thats it!
How it works
Automated Subnet Scanning: The script starts by identifying your subnet and finding live hosts.
Scan Options: After identifying live hosts, the script offers four types of scans: Complete, Fast, Stealthy, and Vulnerability-focused.
It will identify your device's Ip and exclude it from the scan
Dynamic Rate Limiting: Customizable rate limiting based on the target's sensitivity.
Structured Output: All scan results are saved in subdirectories, organized by date and time, including XML files for further analysis.
Audit Logging: An audit log is generated for accountability, tracking who initiated the scan and when.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycRVXsn7IC8&feature=youtu.be