Umit is a network tool and port scanner developed in PyGTK.
umit scans the hosts in your network discovering open ports and the services and operating systems that they are running.
With umit, you have all the power provided by nmap through its regular command line interface, and a lot more, in a highly usable and portable graphical interface. A regular user will be able to construct powerful scans with umit’s command creatiop wizards.
This is free and open source software.
Website: sourceforge.net/projects/umit
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Developer: Adriano Monteiro
License: GNU General Public License
Umit is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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|---|---|
| Zenmap | The Network Mapper Front End |
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| Angry IP Scan | Scans IP addresses and ports |
| NmapSI4 | Qt5-based GUI for Nmap |
| NetPeek | Discover devices on your local network |
| Umit | Network tool and port scanner developed in PyGTK. |
| GNOME Nettool | GNOME interface for various networking tools |
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