herzcthu/laravel-nmap

nmap wrapper for laravel 5.2

LaravelNmap

Nmap wrapper for laravel., _(*1)

Not all nmap arguments supported. All arguments method can use method chaining. But try to use correct combination according to nmap usage., _(*2)

See below for supported arguments., _(*3)

--help, _(*4)

$help = new LaravelNmap();
$help->NmapHelp();

-v (Verbose), _(*5)

$nmap = new LaravelNmap();
$nmap->verbose();

-O (Detect OS), _(*6)

$nmap->detectOS();

-sV (Detect Services), _(*7)

$nmap->getServices();

-sn (Disable port scan - same with -sP) This method cannot be use with other scan type. See nmap help for more information., _(*8)

$nmap->disablePortScan();

-p [ports] (select port scan - see more for nmap help), _(*9)

$nmap->scanPorts('22,80,443');

*** target *** (This method is mandatory for all scan type), _(*10)

$nmap->setTarget('192.168.43.0/24');

Output

There are 3 types of output. - Nmap raw output for stdout. - SimpleXML object - Array, _(*11)

$nmap->getRawOutput();
$nmap->getXmlObject();
$nmap->getArray();

Security

This package allow to use root permission if php user is in sudo group. Highly discourage if you don't know security risks regarding nmap., _(*12)

Below code will enable sudo permission -, _(*13)

$nmap = new LaravelNmap(true);

Other options

Other options supported are setTimeout($seconds) and setEnv($name, $value)., _(*14)

If you want to increase default process timeout, use setTimeout()., _(*15)

Example:, _(*16)

$nmap->setTimeout('300');

If you want to set environment variable when running process, use setEnv($name, $value);, _(*17)