Nmap Parse info

What type of files can you parse?

Only nmap xml files

#Generate xml file with nmap:
nmap [NAMP OPTIONS] -oX scan

What do you need?

pip install argparse
pip install PrettyTable

Usage:

nmapParse.py [-h] [-v] [-e] [-p] [-o OUTPUT] [-f [FILE [FILE ...]]]

Process nmap xml for pre-scanning with Nessus.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose         print detailed table
  -e, --excel           print ip and port spaced with "tab" for copy and past
                        in execl
  -p, --puntual         print only ip up
  -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                        set output DIRECTORY
  -f [FILE [FILE ...]], --file [FILE [FILE ...]]
                        file or directory to parse

What can you do?

1. Normal usage:
   

python nmapParse.py -f [FILE [FILE ...]] -o [OUTPUT] or python nmapParse.py -f [DIRECTORY] -o [OUTPUT]
cat host_information
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+
| Name |     Target     | ip up |        Start time        |       Finish time        |
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+
|  -   | 192.168.1.0/24 |   4   | Sat Jan 12 10:18:07 2019 | Sat Jan 12 10:18:08 2019 |
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+
+------------------------+
| Total up hosts founded |
+------------------------+
|           4            |
+------------------------+

cat ipUp
192.168.1.11
192.168.1.113
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.1

2. Verbose usage:

python nmapParse.py -v -f [FILE [FILE ...]] -o [OUTPUT] or python nmapParse.py -v -f [DIRECTORY] -o [OUTPUT]
cat host_information
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+
| Name |     Target     | ip up |        Start time        |       Finish time        |
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+
|  -   | 192.168.1.0/24 |   4   | Sat Jan 12 10:18:18 2019 | Sat Jan 12 10:18:40 2019 |
+------+----------------+-------+--------------------------+--------------------------+

+--------+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Number |       ip      |                           status:portNumber:service                            |
+--------+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|   1    |  192.168.1.1  |                      o:53:domain, o:80:http, o:443:https                       |
|   2    |  192.168.1.2  | o:21:ftp, o:22:ssh, o:23:telnet, o:80:http, o:5431:park-agent, o:50000:ibm-db2 |
|   3    |  192.168.1.11 | o:21:ftp, o:22:ssh, o:53:domain, o:80:http, o:5900:vnc, o:9091:xmltec-xmlmail  |
|   4    | 192.168.1.113 | o:21:ftp, o:22:ssh, o:53:domain, o:80:http, o:5900:vnc, o:9091:xmltec-xmlmail  |
+--------+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

+------------------------+
| Total up hosts founded |
+------------------------+
|           4            |
+------------------------+

cat ipUp
192.168.1.11
192.168.1.113
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.1

3. Excel usage:

python nmapParse.py -f [FILE [FILE ...]] -e or python nmapParse.py -f [DIRECTORY] -e
192.168.1.1	53	tcpwrapped	
192.168.1.1	80	rtsp	
192.168.1.1	443	rtsp	
192.168.1.2	21	ftp	
192.168.1.2	22	ssh	Dropbear sshd
192.168.1.2	23	telnet	
192.168.1.2	80	http	Realtron WebServer 1.1
192.168.1.2	5431	upnp	MiniUPnP
192.168.1.2	50000	upnp	MiniUPnP
192.168.1.11	21	ftp	ProFTPD
192.168.1.11	22	ssh	
192.168.1.11	53	domain	dnsmasq
192.168.1.11	80	http	Apache httpd
192.168.1.11	5900	vnc	RealVNC Enterprise
192.168.1.11	9091	http	Transmission BitTorrent management httpd
192.168.1.113	21	ftp	ProFTPD
192.168.1.113	22	ssh	
192.168.1.113	53	domain	dnsmasq
192.168.1.113	80	http	Apache httpd
192.168.1.113	5900	vnc	RealVNC Enterprise
192.168.1.113	9091	http	Transmission BitTorrent management httpd

4. Puntual usage

python nmapParse.py -p -f [FILE [FILE ...]] or python nmapParse.py -p -f [DIRECTORY]
192.168.1.11
192.168.1.113
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.1