Sandmap is a command-line interface tool that extends Nmap functionality with additional scanning capabilities. The tool provides access to the standard Nmap engine while offering 31 specialized modules containing 459 predefined scan profiles. These modules and profiles are designed to streamline various network reconnaissance and security assessment tasks. Users can execute both traditional Nmap scans and utilize the extended functionality through the simple CLI interface. The tool organizes scanning operations into categorized modules, each containing multiple scan profiles tailored for specific use cases. The scan profiles cover various network security assessment scenarios, allowing users to select appropriate scanning configurations without manually crafting complex Nmap command parameters.
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