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For extracting data (ports and hosts lists) from an nmap scan
#!/usr/bin/env python
#install requirements: pip install python-libnmap
#uses python 2
#usage is something like ./python nmapParse.py scan.xml
from libnmap.parser import NmapParser
import sys
def printsortedlist(list):
output = ""
list = sorted(set(list))
#list = list.sort(key=int)
#list = sorted(list, key=lambda x: x[-1])
for l in list:
output += str(l) + ","
print "Count: " + str(len(list))
print output[:-1]
def printsortedlistall(list):
output = ""
list = sorted(list)
for l in list:
output += str(l) + ","
print "Count: " + str(len(list))
print output[:-1]
def printsortedlistnewlines(list):
output = ""
list = sorted(set(list))
for l in list:
output += str(l) + "\n"
print "Count: " + str(len(list))
print output[:-1]
def printsortedlistnewlineswithcount(list):
output = ""
countlist = []
for l in list:
countlist.append(str(l) + "," + str(list.count(l)))
#countlist = sorted(set(countlist))
#for ltwo in countlist:
#output += str(ltwo) + str(countlist.count(ltwo)) + "\n"
printsortedlistnewlines(countlist)
#output = sorted(set(countlist))
#print "Count: " + str(len(countlist))
#print output[:-1]
def printsortedlistnewlineswithcountall(list):
output = ""
#list = sorted(set(list)) makes them unique
list = sorted(list)
for l in list:
output += str(l) + "," + str(list.count(l)) + "\n"
print "Count: " + str(len(list))
print output[:-1]
nmap_report = NmapParser.parse_fromfile(sys.argv[1])
#print "Nmap scan summary: {0}".format(nmap_report.summary)
openports = []
opentcp = []
openudp = []
openhosts = []
#trying to get
#PORT PROTOCOL SERVICE VERSION
#443 tcp ssl/http
openportprotoserviceversion = []
servicePort = []
servicePortNoBanner = []
servicePortCount = []
for h in nmap_report.hosts:
for s in h.services:
if s.state != "open|filtered":
openports.append(s.port)
openhosts.append(h.ipv4)
if s.protocol == "tcp":
opentcp.append(s.port)
else:
openudp.append(s.port)
openportprotoserviceversion.append(str(h.ipv4) + "," + str(s.port) + "," + str(s.protocol) + "," + str(s.state) + "," + str(s.service) + "," + str(s.banner) + "," + str(s.servicefp))
servicePort.append(str(s.port) + " - " + str(s.protocol).upper() + " - " + str(s.service) + "," + str(s.banner))
servicePortNoBanner.append(str(s.port) + " - " + str(s.protocol).upper() + " - " + str(s.service))
#for uniqueService in servicePort:
# rcommmaindex = uniqueService.rfind(",")
# if (uniqueService[:rcommmaindex] == str(s.port) + " - " + str(s.protocol).upper() + " - " + str(s.service) + "," + str(s.banner)):
# servicePortCount.append(uniqueService[:rcommmaindex] + " " + str(int(uniqueService[rcommmaindex+2:])+1))
print "--All Open Ports--"
printsortedlist(openports)
print "--TCP--" #+ str(len(opentcp))
printsortedlist(opentcp)
print "--UDP--" #+ str(len(openudp))
printsortedlist(openudp)
print "--Hosts with open ports-- " #+ str(len(openhosts))
printsortedlist(openhosts)
print "--Hosts with open ports newlines-- " #+ str(len(openhosts))
printsortedlistnewlines(openhosts)
print "--Hosts CSV--"
printsortedlistnewlines(openportprotoserviceversion)
#print "--Service,PortCount-- "
#printsortedlistnewlines(servicePortCount)
print "--Services,PortCount-Unique-Count--"
print "Services,Count"
printsortedlistnewlineswithcount(servicePort)
print "--Services,PortCount-Unique-Count--"
print "Services,Count"
printsortedlistnewlineswithcount(servicePortNoBanner)
print "--Services,PortCount-Unique-Count--"
print "Services,Count"
printsortedlistnewlines(servicePort)
#print "--Services,PortCount-Count--"
#print "Services,Count"
#printsortedlistnewlinesallcount(servicePort)
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