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webnmap - online nmap scanner

posted 25 Feb 2009 08:13 by Peter Davies   [ updated 25 Feb 2009 08:39 ]


The following application was developed as part of a University of Glamorgan run project back in 2005/2006 utilising what was then the latest in web 2.0 technologies (Backbase AJAX + PHP + MySQL). This included advanced single page interface concepts including popup windows controlling execution flow, and an advanced CRON based queue system that managed the execution of the various command line based security tools.

In summary, this application allowed you to perform scheduled scans using the following tools:

  1. nmap
  2. nikto
  3. ping
  4. traceroute
  5. nslookup
  6. dig
  7. whois

Plus any other from suggestion.

Presently the queue mechanism has been disabled, but it may be enabled if the user registration process is completed. Let me know if you are interested in this tool and I will endeavour to complete the final implementation steps.

Webnmap Application Link

Zend Framework + ExtJS + PHP Ext

posted 18 Jan 2009 08:10 by Peter Davies   [ updated 18 Jan 2009 08:53 ]

Stage 1

Here is a simple prototype application that uses the PHP Zend Framework together with PHP Ext, the PHP-based class for the popular Ext JS library.
This stage one prototype uses the "Guestbook" application and a simple window example from the PHP Ext site.

Stage 2

The aim is to create a replica of the Ext JS "desktop" example, but operating from a ZF based installation.

Stage 3

In development - this will implement the PHP Ext processes within the ZF to create the wnidows/screens that are presently hard-coded JS. The overall aim is to provide an advanced GUI for web application administration areas.

Suggested Features:
  1. Login process with simple user database, passwords MD5'ed (or SHA1)
  2. Translation of all PHP strings using standard PO files
  3. Simple configuration of application processes

Open-Source Vulnerability

posted 7 Jan 2009 04:53 by Peter Davies   [ updated 7 Jan 2009 04:57 ]

Project Aim
This project's aim is to collect vulnerability information from a number of e-mail based sources. The Web 2.0 interface will then allow a user to search for known vulnerabilities and have "alerts" sent to their e-mail address when user defined keywords are found. This will hopefully provide a powerful tool for notifying systems administrators and website owners of possible threats to their web applications.

Status
Alpha Release - v0.1

URL
http://www.osvuln.com

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