What is Nmap?
Nmap is a network scanner that discovers hosts, open ports, running services and often the OS. It helps IT teams and security admins understand what's exposed on their networks.
⚠️ Always ensure you have permission to scan. Nmap scans can trigger security alerts, block your device, or even violate laws or policies.
Build Your Nmap Command
nmap -sS -sV -p1-1000 -oX nmap-scan.xml 192.168.1.0/24
Important:
Scanning networks you don't own or have permission for may violate laws or policies. Nmap scans can trigger intrusion detection systems (IDS), block your device, or generate security alerts. Always ensure you are authorized to scan.
Scanning networks you don't own or have permission for may violate laws or policies. Nmap scans can trigger intrusion detection systems (IDS), block your device, or generate security alerts. Always ensure you are authorized to scan.
Technical Note
This app provides a quick local review of your Nmap XML scan results, with at-a-glance risk insights. It is not intended to replace dedicated vulnerability scanners or professional audits. Your scan data is processed entirely within your browser; nothing is uploaded to our servers. Detected CVEs are retrieved in real-time from the official NIST NVD database using structured product and version checks.
Upload your Nmap XML file here.
It can be from scanning a single host, multiple hosts, or a full network scan saved using
-oX.