NAME

ronin-nmap-scan - Runs nmap and outputs data as JSON or CSV or imports into the database

SYNOPSIS

ronin-nmap scan [options] -- nmap_options …

DESCRIPTION

Runs nmap and outputs data as JSON or CSV or imports into the database.

ARGUMENTS

nmap_options

Additional options for the nmap command.

OPTIONS

--db NAME

The database name to connect to. Defaults to default if not given.

--db-uri URI

The explicit database URI to connect to (ex: postgres://user:password@host/db).

--db-file PATH

The sqlite3 database file to use.

--sudo

Explicitly run nmap under sudo. If the option is not given, then sudo will automatically be enabled if the nmap_options includes a privileged option (ex: -sS, -O, etc).

-o, --output FILE

Sets the output file to save the nmap scan results to. May be a .xml, .json, or .csv file.

-F, --output-format xml|json|csv

Explicitly specify the output format to XML, JSON, or CSV. If the option is not given, the output format Will be inferred from the --output FILE file extension.

--import

Imports the nmap scan results into the Ronin database.

-h, --help

Print help information

ENVIRONMENT

HOME

The user’s home directory.

XDG_CONFIG_HOME

Alternate location for the ~/.config directory.

XDG_DATA_HOME

Alternate location for the ~/.local/share directory.

FILES

~/.local/share/ronin-db/database.sqlite3

The default sqlite3 database file.

~/.config/ronin-db/database.yml

Optional database configuration.

EXAMPLES

Port scans 192.168.1.1 and save the scan results to a JSON file:

$ ronin-nmap scan -o scan.json -- -sV 192.168.1.1

Service scans 192.168.1.1 and saves the scan results to the Ronin database:

$ ronin-nmap scan --import -- -sV 192.168.1.1

AUTHOR

Postmodern postmodern.mod3@gmail.com