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NAME

ronin-nmap-dump - Dumps the scanned ports from nmap XML file(s).

SYNOPSIS

ronin-nmap dump [options] XML_FILE […]

DESCRIPTION

Dumps the scanned ports from nmap XML files into a variety of formats. The output formats include:

IP
Hostname
IP:PORT
HOST:PORT
URI

The command also supports filtering the nmap targets by IP, IP range, domain, OS, port, service, or NSE script.

ARGUMENTS

XML_FILE: The nmap XML file to import.

OPTIONS

--print-ips: Only print the IP addresses of the targets (ex: 192.168.1.1).
--print-hosts: Only print the hostnames of the targets (ex: example.com).
--print-ip-ports: Print IP address and port pairs for each target (ex: 192.168.1.1:443). This is the default behavior.
--print-host-ports: Print hostname and port pairs for each target (ex: example.com:443).
`–print-uris: Print URIs for each target that has either http or https services (ex: https://example.com or http://example.com:8080).
--ip IP: Filters the targets by a specific IP address.
--ip-range CIDR: Filter the targets by a CIDR IP range (ex: 192.168.1.0/24).
--domain DOMAIN: Filters the targets by a domain (ex: example.com).
--with-os OS: Filters the targets by Operating System (ex: Linux, Windows, etc).
--with-ports {PORT | PORT1-PORT2},…: Filter targets that have open ports in the port list. The port list is a comma separated list of port numbers (443) or port ranges (8000-9000).
--with-service SERVICE[,…]: Filters targets who are running one of the specified services.
--with-script SCRIPT[,…]: Filters targets that have the NSE script name(s).
--with-script-output STRING: Filters targets that have NSE script output contain the string.
--with-script-regex /REGEX/: Filters targets that have NSE script output that matches the regular expression.
-p, --ports {PORT | PORT1-PORT2},…: Filter IP:PORT or HOST:PORT pairs who’s ports are in the gvien port list. The port list is a comma separated list of port numbers (443) or port ranges (8000-9000).
--services SERVICE[,…]: Filters IP:PORT or HOST:PORT pairs who’s ports are running one of the specifiied services.
-h, --help: Print help information

EXAMPLES

Print IP:PORT pairs from the nmap XML file:

$ ronin-nmap dump --print-ip-ports scan.xml

Print IP:PORT pairs with ports 22, 80, or 443, from the nmap XML file:

$ ronin-nmap dump --print-ip-ports --ports 22,80,443 scan.xml

Print HOST:PORT pairs from the nmap XML file:

$ ronin-nmap dump --print-host-ports scan.xml

Print target hostnames from the nmap XML file:

$ ronin-nmap dump --print-hosts --with-port 22 scan.xml

Print URIs from the nmap XML file:

$ ronin-nmap dump --print-uris scan.xml

AUTHOR

Postmodern postmodern.mod3@gmail.com