gonmap

Parse takes a byte array of nmap xml data and unmarshals it into an NmapRun struct.

Address contains a IPv4 or IPv6 address for a Host.

Debugging contains the debugging level for the Nmap scan.

Distance is the amount of hops to a particular host.

Element contains the output of the script, with detailed information.

ExtraPorts contains the information about the closed|filtered ports.

Finished contains detailed statistics regarding a finished Nmap scan.

Hop is a ip hop to a Host.

Host contains all information about a single host.

Hostname is a single name for a Host.

HostStats contains the amount of up and down hosts and the total count.

NmapRun is contains all the data for a single nmap scan.

Os contains the fingerprinted operating system for a Host.

OsClass contains vendor information for an Os.

OsFingerprint is the actual fingerprint string.

OsMatch contains detailed information regarding a Os fingerprint.

Owner contains the name of Port.Owner.

Port contains all the information about a scanned port.

PortsUsed is the port used to fingerprint a Os.

RunStats contains statistics for a finished Nmap scan.

ScanInfo contains informational regarding how the scan was run.

Script contains information from Nmap Scripting Engine.

Sequence contains information regarding the detected X sequence.

Service contains detailed information about a Port's service details.

Smurf contains repsonses from a smurf attack.

State contains information about a given ports status.

Status is the host's status.

Table contains the output of the script in a more parse-able form.

Target is found in the Nmap xml spec.

Task contains information about started and stopped Nmap tasks.

TaskProgress contains information about the progression of a Task.

TcpSequence contains information regarding the detected tcp sequence.

Times contains time statistics for an Nmap scan.

Trace contains the hops to a Host.

Uptime is the amount of time the host has been up.

Verbose contains the verbosity level for the Nmap scan.

CPE (Common Platform Enumeration) is a standardized way to name software applications, operating systems, and hardware platforms.

Timestamp represents time as a UNIX timestamp in seconds.