Windows Based Half Scanner

[Snake_Byte]

hey i know that NMap has a half scanner built in and it works on winNt but i was wondering if there was any other stealth port scanners out there. I found a prog named Stealth but when it scans it gives me a stack dump. So I was wondering if any of you guys know of a halfscanner that works on windows and prefably gui based.

[Tedob1]

thiers guis for nmap

[Snake_Byte]

Hackooo had something about Rage but you cant download it from their site but it looks like a stealth scanner ill do some research.

[Snake_Byte]

Guis for linux but not windows and my linux system has internet problem

[Tedob1]

so write one

[Snake_Byte]

im learning C++ right now and im not that good

[Tedob1]

vb would be much easier for this.

[Snake_Byte]

im trying for a steadier and faster programming language vb requires alot of runtime files and is kinda a cut and paste programming language.

[Tedob1]

yeah but it dosn't make a bad gui. from it you could pass the parameters you want to nmap, let nmap run and redirect the return

[Snake_Byte]

thats a good idea but wouldnt it have cross language problems because nmap was written in c and what your talking about is a gui for a c program written in vb and correct me if im wrong but shouldnt that cause problems?

[gamemaster6502]

guess what? nmap is basically as good as it gets! however, your in luck! there is a really good port of nmap to windows and it has a stupid gui which i find stupid as the command promt one is alot better.. *sigh*

google search nmapwin 1.2.3 i think.. whatever..

-peace out!

[Rewandythal]

Originally posted here (http://www.AntiOnline.com/showthread.php?threadid=#post) by Snake_Byte
thats a good idea but wouldnt it have cross language problems because nmap was written in c and what your talking about is a gui for a c program written in vb and correct me if im wrong but shouldnt that cause problems?

Not really. You're not integrating the two, just creating a GUI frontend for nmap. In other words, you create a program where you click lots of ugly buttons, and then based on what selections were made, you open a command line and send all the arguments to nmap, in the correct format. nmap then does its job as normal, and you simply collect all the output from it and redirect it back into your GUI.

Thus, although VB is not exactly the best language out there, it would perform the required function... although the same could be done in C++ fairly easily, resulting in a faster GUI (But, think about it, nmap is in c... thats pretty fast, thats the important bit, your GUI is only letting a user see things in a nice "windows friendly" way, speed is irrelevent.

[emrys]

w00t finally nmap for windows! ...cool /me goes off to d/l nmap for win

[Alpha]

Have you searched for one?

[v3n0m356]

Man what did this Snake_Byte do to get his post replaced with that?