18 Aug 2008, 4:29pm
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I am starting to plan out the next round of features and enhancements for MyNmap, please provide feedback, experiences, ideas, criticism, and what you would like to see in the next version here.

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MyNmap is a tool written in 2003 that uses Apache/PHP/MySQL/PERL (designed to run on Linux, BSD, or other Unix clones) to display Nmap network scan data for large networks. It is/has been used at organizations to regularly scan thousands of hosts with positive results.

(If you are here looking for the VMWare default passwords for logging in, check the readme.txt file included with the VM.)

Features:

  • The ability to show changes over time (what is new, or what has disappeared)
  • Can display grids of what ports are available based on network, operating system, ports in common, etc.
  • Perform scheduled scans
  • Export reports in CSV
  • Available for free under the GPL license

Download: MyNmap Version 0.50 (Link to SourceForge) both source code and a fully functional Vmware image are available.

Security Note for Vmware Users:

Everyone has access to the default passwords, so if you put this up on the Internet they will be able to get in pretty easily.  Here is how you can change the passwords:

  1. Login as “root” and type
    passwd

    — you will be prompted for the new root password.

  2. Update the mynmap web password:
    1. cd /var/www/conf
    2. htpasswd ./authfile mynmap
  3. Rejoice :)

Proper installation instructions will be available soon!

Screenshots:

Query Results in Grid Layout
Query Results in Grid Layout
Scheduling Interface
Scheduling Interface
Host Detail Report
Host Detail Report
Advanced Queries
Advanced Queries