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[TOOL] Bilbo - An Automated Nmap Scanner and Reporter Tool

Subject: [TOOL] Bilbo - An Automated Nmap Scanner and Reporter Tool
Date: 23 Jan 2005 14:25:58 +0200
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  Bilbo - An Automated Nmap Scanner and Reporter Tool
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SUMMARY



DETAILS

Bilbo is an automated, multi threaded nmap-scanner and reporter, capable 
of header fetching and matching the results against a database from 
previous scans. This database can be updated while running, or by hand.

Bilbo is a perl-script, which takes the input from a flat text file with 
hostnames, ip-addresses or networks and scans them. Afterwards it 
generates a report out of it and writes it to disk or optional sends it 
via email.

Configuration:
The amount of simultaneous nmap-processes can be tuned with the settings 
in the header of the tool.

The infile is a plain file, ignoring lines starting with a # sign and 
empty lines and scans the host in the file. The nmap-options are in the 
Bilbo-script itself, together with the admin-email, but can be changed on 
the flight by using the <OPT>-switch in the infile.

# Example inputfile for Bilbo.
# Lines starting with a # are ignored.

# as empty lines too.
# Add ip-addresses:
1.2.3.4

# Or hostnames:
host.my.lan

# Or networks:
192.168.21.0/24

# Even change the behaviour of nmap on the flight:
<OPT> -sT -sU -PT80,443,25
my.new.host

Usage Example:
/bilbo infile reportfile


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To keep updated with the tool visit the project's homepage at:  
<http://doornenburg.homelinux.net/scripts/bilbo/> 
http://doornenburg.homelinux.net/scripts/bilbo/



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