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nmap is a network analysis and exploration tool that looks for open communications ports on a TCP/IP stack. What makes it different from most other systems is the ability to do so stealthy and very precise. Since the days of the original phrack article and the 1.49 release, it developed to a complete system identification tool. It is capable of identifying most operating systems based on handling of unlikely packet flag combinations. This version adds direct (non-portmapper) RPC scanning to the already impressive list of features. This feature allows to gain quite useful information on rpc-services even when the target has firewalled the rpc-portmapper-port.
URL: https://www.insecure.org/nmap/
Author: Fyodor <fyodor@dhp.com>
Maintainer: ripclaw <ripclaw@rocklinux.org>
License: GPL
Status: Stable
Version: 4.01
Download: https://download.insecure.org/nmap/dist/ nmap-4.01.tar.bz2
Buildtime: 11655 (5) seconds (on reference hardware)
Buildtime: 12994 (9) seconds (on reference hardware)
Package Size: 2.20 MB, 17 files
Dependencies: 00-dirtree bash2 binutils bzip2 coreutils cvm diffutils findutils
Dependencies: gawk gcc42 gcc42:dev glibc26 glibc26:dev grep libpcap:dev
Dependencies: linux26-headers:dev ltrace make mktemp net-tools openssl openssl:dev
Dependencies: pcre pcre:dev sed sysfiles tar twoftpd ucspi-unix util-linux xmame
ROCK Sources: nmap.cache, nmap.conf, nmap.desc