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Best to get the announcement straight from Fyodor himself:
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Hi Everyone. I'm delighted to report the release of Nmap 4.75, which has almost 100 significant improvements since 4.68. Some which I'm most excited about are:
o While Nmap stands for "Network Mapper", it hasn't been able to
actually draw you a map of the network--until now! Visit
http://nmap.org/book/zenmap-topology.html
for details and pretty
pictures of Zenmap's new Scan Topology system.
o I spent much of this summer scanning tens of millions of IPs on the
Internet (plus collecting data contributed by some enterprises) to
determine the most commonly open ports. Nmap now uses that
empirical data to scan more effectively.
And there is much more, from hundreds of new OS detection fingerprints to many new Nmap Scripting Engine scripts and libraries. I had no idea how many people still used Windows 2000 until 4.68 came out broken on that platform and I was flooded with email! That is fixed now. And its just one of many bug fixes and performance improvements in this release. Remember that we had 7 Google SoC students working full-time this summer, and this release includes some of their best work.
You can obtain Nmap 4.75 from the normal location:
http://nmap.org/download.html
Please give it a try! And if you encounter any problems, report them to nmap-dev as described at
http://nmap.org/book/man-bugs.html
Here is the detailed list of important 4.75 changes from
http://nmap.org/changelog.html
Just for kicks, here's a couple screenshots:
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Fyodor is the man.
Since I saw the demo of that at Blackhat, I've been planning to do a little Flash video for people at my work on different uses for Nmap/Zenmap. I like commandline as much as the next guy, runs faster and such. But Zenmap is definately making the Nmap experience a lot easier for those less inclined toward the gui-less universe. I figure a Zenmap video should help some of the other IT specialists actually get into poking around their networks. It's amazing what you'll find lurking. Thanks for keeping us up to date on the releases by the way Don. Always appreciated.
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When Fyodor demonstrated some of the new aspects of Nmap at the last Defcon, the audience applauded. That actually surprised me considering the tradition of looking down on GUIs.
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His tactics for speeding up Nmap are rather cool, the network layout mapping feature in Zenmap makes it a useful tool for having something visual to show off to the higher ups. Nmap has always been one of my favorite tools for a long time, just useful as hell. One of my first projects when I get more serious about coding will be to look over Nmap and create from it my own network scanner. Emulation is bla bla bla and all that, hehe.
GUI's definately have their place. I think it is a good in road for introducing data to a client(boss), if they can see it visualized. It also is a quick way to get the attention of someone and provide an easy 'in' for introducing them to a useful tool. As things slow down, and I get my Flash vid done for using zenmap, I'm planning to post it to our regional IT site and use it to help our IT Specialists get more into their networks. When you are first introducing someone to network scanning, as great as Nmap is, using a GUI is preferable in that it will catch their attention. Fyodor has done a good job of keeping the tool powerful, but also providing an in for the greater masses. As cool as commandline is... if it wasn't for gui front ends like Ubuntu... the take up of Linux would not be what it is today.
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Yes I agree about the usefulness of a GUI for a demo. When you state that Linux wouldn't be where it is today if it didn't have a nice front end, I assume you mean public appeal? If so, I would say thats also very true. But as fas as it doing much to facilitate hacking, I would say all the eye candy has not had much of an impact and in fact gets in the way sometimes. Command line is still the home for the hacker. Well, at least 80 to 90% of the time.
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I notice I made a mistake in my last post while re-reading it. I ment 'up take' not 'take up'. But as I said, the 'up take' of Linux would not be what it is today without the GUI. IE, that the increased public usage and push toward Linux was for a long time stunted due to the nature of the average user. For hackers yes, command line is king; but when you are talking about up take and increased demand for Linux... the GUI and ease of use advancements for it have been increadibly key in this regard.
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Yes thats true and it amazes me that I have an Aunt that is in her late sixties with little computer knowledge that uses Linux just fine! Opps, didnt mean to hijack this thread, lol!
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4.76 now
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That looks neat I need to spend some time working with it and try it out...
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