Next generation port scanning

Posted by Nico Golde in hacks & code
Friday, August 5. 2005

Via disLEXia I found a link to the website of fe3d. Its a visualisation tool for search results based on nmap's port scans.

It should comile under Linux, IRIX, MacOS X and *shit*^WWIN32.
It doesn't only creates a 3d map of networks and their hosts, you are also able to change viewpoints.
It's definetly a nice toy but it could be also good for presentations and general visualisation of network infastructures.

Here is a little screenshot:

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