From: Ian (pentest@fishnet.co.uk)
Date: Tue Nov 01 2005 - 05:15:22 EST
On 30 Oct 2005 at 11:19, Daniel Miessler wrote:
<snip>
> A friend and I are writing a tool to do this right now; it's called
> netdiff, and if you'd like to be part of the test group, drop me an
> email. We're still coding it but should have something relatively
> shortly.
>
> The focus of our tool is finding both changed hosts *and* changed
> ports -- so if you have new systems pop up it'll show you, and if you
> have new ports pop up on existing systems, it'll show you those as
> well.
Hi Daniel,
Is it anything to do with this from Engarde?
http://ftp.engardelinux.org/pub/engarde/people/pax/netdiff/
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NetDiff is a network reporting tool written in perl that runs nmap portscans of a specified network
or networks and stores
the results to a MySQL database. It can then report the differences between successive scans,
giving administrators a
snapshot view of recent changes on their network.
This report is very useful for network maintenance and monitoring, it will automatically let you
know when:
o A new host is added to the network.
o A host is shut down or disconnected from the network.
o A service has stopped running.
o A new service port has been opened.
Additionally, if version and OS scanning is enabled, the report will list those differences as well,
telling you if:
o A server daemon was upgraded or patched.
o The hostīs operating system was upgraded or changed.
</Quote>
Regards
Ian
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