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NetZap is a graphical user interface (GUI) built on top of the powerful ZMap network scanning tool. NetZap simplifies the process of conducting high-speed, large-scale network scans by providing an intuitive and user-friendly interface. It allows users to harness the capabilities of ZMap without needing extensive command-line experience.

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NetZap - ZMap GUI Application

Overview

NetZap is a graphical user interface (GUI) built on top of the powerful ZMap network scanning tool. NetZap simplifies the process of conducting high-speed, large-scale network scans by providing an intuitive and user-friendly interface. It allows users to harness the capabilities of ZMap without needing extensive command-line experience.


Features

  • User-Friendly Interface: A clean and simple UI to configure and run network scans easily.

  • Real-Time Visualization: View scan progress and results visually in real time.

  • Customizable Scans: Configure target IP ranges, ports, and scan settings directly from the GUI.

  • Results Management: Export scan results to formats like JSON or CSV for further analysis.

  • Dashboard View: Provides a central place to monitor multiple scan activities.


What is ZMap?

ZMap is an open-source network scanner designed for high-speed Internet-wide surveys. It is stateless, allowing it to scan the entire IPv4 address space quickly and efficiently. ZMap supports protocols such as TCP, UDP, and ICMP, making it a versatile tool for network research, security testing, and cyber intelligence.

For more information about ZMap, visit its official repository.


Why NetZap?

While ZMap is an incredibly powerful tool, it relies heavily on command-line interactions, which can be challenging for users unfamiliar with terminal commands. NetZap bridges this gap by:

  • Offering an accessible GUI for both beginners and advanced users.

  • Simplifying configuration and execution of network scans.

  • Enhancing productivity with visualization and management tools.


How It Works

  1. Setup: Ensure ZMap is installed and properly configured on your system.

  2. Launch NetZap: Open the application and configure your scan settings using the graphical interface.

  3. Run Scans: Initiate scans and view real-time progress.

  4. Analyze Results: Export and analyze results directly from the application.


Requirements

  • Operating System: Windows 10 or higher.

  • Dependencies:

    • ZMap (installed separately).

    • .NET Framework or .NET Core Runtime (for running the WPF application).


Future Plans

  • Cross-Platform Support: Expand NetZap to run seamlessly on Linux, Windows, and macOS as a fully cross-platform desktop application.

  • Improved Visualization: Add enhanced charts, graphs, and heatmaps for better data representation.

  • Plugin System: Allow users to extend functionality through plugins.

  • Advanced Export Options: Include more formats and integration with third-party tools.

  • Automated Scheduling: Enable users to schedule scans directly from the application.


Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.


License

NetZap is licensed under the MIT License.


Disclaimer

The developers of this application are not liable for any misuse or illegal activities performed using this tool.

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NetZap is a graphical user interface (GUI) built on top of the powerful ZMap network scanning tool. NetZap simplifies the process of conducting high-speed, large-scale network scans by providing an intuitive and user-friendly interface. It allows users to harness the capabilities of ZMap without needing extensive command-line experience.

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