Nmap command actually works now. Using subprocess.run instead of the os function. I provided the opportunity for Navi to analyze the nmap output results instead of spitting out the output.
Output example
`Navi> How can I help you valiquo
valiquo> run nmap scan on port 25 and 26 with -sV argument on scanme.nmap.org
Navi> Running... hang tight!
Navi> Scan done! Would you like me to analyze the results or just see the raw output? (type 'analyze' or 'raw'): analyze
Navi> Let's summarize the results of this Nmap scan:
Target:scanme.nmap.org (45.33.32.156)
Status: The target is up and responding to probes with a latency of 0.091 seconds.
Open Ports:
None (all ports are closed)
Closed Ports:
25/tcp: Closed, likely an SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) service.
26/tcp: Closed, likely a Remote Shell FTP (rsftp) service.
Additional Information:
Service detection was performed, but no services were found to be running on the target.
The scan took 0.64 seconds to complete and scanned 1 IP address (which was found to be up).
Overall, this Nmap scan indicates that the target is not responding to any open ports or services, suggesting that it may be a firewall-protected system or a honeypot (a decoy system designed to attract attackers).
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AlexKollar
commented
2 months ago
Nmap command actually works now. Using subprocess.run instead of the os function. I provided the opportunity for Navi to analyze the nmap output results instead of spitting out the output.
Output example
`Navi> How can I help you valiquo valiquo> run nmap scan on port 25 and 26 with -sV argument on scanme.nmap.org
Navi> Running... hang tight! Navi> Scan done! Would you like me to analyze the results or just see the raw output? (type 'analyze' or 'raw'): analyze Navi> Let's summarize the results of this Nmap scan:
Target:
scanme.nmap.org(45.33.32.156) Status: The target is up and responding to probes with a latency of 0.091 seconds.Open Ports:
Closed Ports:
Additional Information:
Overall, this Nmap scan indicates that the target is not responding to any open ports or services, suggesting that it may be a firewall-protected system or a honeypot (a decoy system designed to attract attackers). `