Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the internet

Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by gravypod on Thursday January 25, 2018 @11:51PM (#16237106)

Not for wan which is where most commercial firewalls will do their magic.

To do this on wan you need to run zmap which is considered mean.

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by ngharo on Thursday January 25, 2018 @11:57PM (#16237124)

Huh. nmap cares not about wan vs lan.

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by tastythrowaway on Friday January 26, 2018 @12:36AM (#16237239)

You're correct, but i think it's that zmap scans way, way faster than nmap

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by tokenizerrr on Friday January 26, 2018 @07:55AM (#16238756)

Running software against my own IP space is considered mean?

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by fredsted on Friday January 26, 2018 @01:46AM (#16237452)

There's no problem running nmap on WAN

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by matte_black on Friday January 26, 2018 @01:46PM (#16241764)

So is this product overvalued?

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Re:Find and analyze any reachable server and device on the i... by fredsted on Saturday January 27, 2018 @09:45AM (#16246375)

Censys? Probably not. It depends how much you value having the data provided in an easily digestible and searchable form that's hopefully updated often.

On the other hand, if you have a small subnet, say, less than a /24, you might as well just nmap it yourself, and then you're also guaranteed to have the latest possible scan.

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