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The main features of elddy/nimscan are: Port Scanning.
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scan4all is an all-in-one vulnerability scanner that orchestrates parallel network reconnaissance, service cracking, and exploit execution across a wide range of protocols. It combines port discovery, web fingerprinting, password cracking, and a plugin-based database of over 15,000 proof-of-concept exploits into a single automated pipeline, with results streamed to Elasticsearch for structured querying and analysis. The tool distinguishes itself through its multi-engine orchestration, coordinating tools like nmap, naabu, and nuclei under one pipeline to avoid redundant work and share results.
Flan is a containerized network vulnerability scanner and security auditor. It identifies open ports and service versions across a network to detect known security weaknesses and misconfigurations. The system is designed to run within isolated container environments, utilizing configuration maps to manage target lists and secrets. It includes a dedicated mechanism for archiving scan output files and security analysis data to remote S3 buckets for long-term storage. The tool generates formatted vulnerability summaries and security reports in multiple document formats for technical analysis. I
ipscan is a cross-platform network auditor and Java-based network scanner used for discovering networked devices and exporting scan results. It functions as an IP address range scanner and a TCP/UDP port scanner to identify active hosts and open services on a network. The application features a plugin-based fetcher architecture that allows the integration of custom data collection fetchers to retrieve specific hardware or software information from discovered hosts. Its broader capabilities include local network discovery, network port auditing, and the creation of network asset inventories.
This is a hands-on lab environment for learning network penetration testing techniques, centered on setting up and attacking a vulnerable Active Directory network. The project provides a structured framework for practicing the full attack chain, from initial reconnaissance and scanning through exploitation, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and credential theft, all within isolated virtual machine labs. The lab environment is designed to simulate real-world attack scenarios, including the ability to compile and execute exploit code directly against targets without relying on Metasploit.