From: cloper (cloper@crowncollege.edu)
Date: Fri Feb 27 2004 - 13:40:01 EST
I am almost finished with a utility that uses nmap that stores data in a
MySQL server, should hopefully be done this weekend. Its just a small
utility, not big and bulky, simply notifies if a system that was
previously scanned is down, if new systems came up, and what ports have
changed on the systems.
-- chris Matt Bergen wrote: >Ndiff and Nmap-Audit can be run in conjunction with Nmap to compare >results, although neither are designed to be used with a SQL server (as >far as I know). Both are linked from the related projects page of >insecure.org. > >-- >Matt > > > >>>>Ben Nelson <lists@venom600.org> 02/25/04 03:18PM >>> >>>> >>>> >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >I'm looking for a scanning tool that I can run on a regular basis >which >will: track all results in a database (optional) and report >differences >between scan runs (primary functionality I'm looking for). > >I started down the road of writing a python wrapper for nmap which >used >nmap's XML result output to plug into a MySQL database. But, I >thought >that this has got to be something that a lot of network auditors have >a >need for; which is usually a good indication that there may be a tool >that already does it. > >Another bit of functionality that I think would be pretty useful is >the >ability to 'base-line' a set of systems and then notify when they >deviate from this baseline. > >Any suggestions? > >- --Ben >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) > >iD8DBQFAPR843cL8qXKvzcwRAtvkAJ4zkrFWiDLlaLbFrvohI4IkKAwQ8ACgu1Ng >J5iMid2wbOqd02/4DuvKFkk= >=5as/ >-----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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