From: Tim (tim-pentest@sentinelchicken.org)
Date: Fri May 12 2006 - 17:50:17 EDT
> I'm looking to see if anyone is currently dumping nmap scans to mysql and
> how they may be doing it. I see that there's a sourceforge page for a patch
> to the nmap code, but it looks to only support 3.x and not the latest 4.x
> code.
I've done this before, by taking NMap's XML output and parsing it with a
perl module (there's one on cpan). From there it's easy to push it into
MySQL, once you've figured out your desired schema.
I never did really create a front-end for that database. Just wrote
scripts to generate views of data in a CSV format for the Excel lovers
in my company.
tim
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