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Nmap

Nmap Nmap's service enum shines with -sV for version detection and NSE scripts like http-title or ssl-cert for deep protocol fingerprinting across ports. Script its Lua plugins for custom probes, chaining with masscan for hybrid speed-depth scans. Open-source icon from Gordon Lyon, it's the service sleuth for network pentesters mapping versions to vulns.

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Masscan

Masscan Masscan's --banners flag grabs service versions at wire speed, emulating Nmap's -sV for banner parsing on massive ranges without full handshakes. Tune rates and output formats for piped workflows, extracting HTTP or SSH details for follow-ups. Open-source from robertdavidgraham, it's the banner blaster for analysts enumerating services at scale.

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Unicornscan

Unicornscan Unicornscan asynchronously fingerprints services with TCP/UDP probes, grabbing banners and stats for port states in statistical overviews for anomaly spotting. Compile its C code, target subnets with /tcp flags, and parse outputs for version intel. Open-source from Rapid7 fork, it's the async analyst for pentesters crunching service data statistically.

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RustScan

RustScan RustScan auto-feeds open ports to Nmap for service version detection, blending Rust speed with NSE depth for efficient enum without manual piping. Install via cargo, scan with -- -sV for banners, customizing scripts for targeted protocols. Open-source from RustScan, it's the pipe pioneer for pentesters streamlining port-to-service transitions.

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WhatWeb

WhatWeb WhatWeb fingerprints web services via passive/active probes for CMS, JS libs, and servers, matching signatures for version enum in HTTP responses. Run its Ruby CLI with --aggression for deep scans, outputting YAML for parsed details. Open-source from urbanadventurer, it's the web whisperer for recon pros identifying tech stacks from banners.

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Amass

Amass Amass's active enum mode probes resolved hosts for service versions, integrating DNS and HTTP fingerprinting for enriched asset mapping. Configure via CLI with -active for port scans, exporting JSON for vuln correlations. Open-source from OWASP, it's the asset amasser for OSINT pentesters templating service intel from domain discoveries.

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Naabu

Naabu Naabu's port enum pairs with service grabbing via -host-discovery, outputting open ports with basic version hints for lightweight recon chains. Run Go binary on CIDRs with -top-ports, filtering for HTTP/SSH details. Open-source from projectdiscovery, it's the port pathfinder for analysts templating quick service snapshots.

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ZGrab2

ZGrab2 ZGrab2 grabs service banners post-port scan, pulling HTTP headers or SSH keys for version intel in JSON for scalable internet surveys. Configure modules via CLI, running on host lists from ZMap. Open-source from zmap-io, it's the grabber guru for researchers enriching port data with protocol payloads.

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netcat (nc)

netcat (nc) netcat's connect mode manually grabs service banners via -v for verbose output, probing ports with custom strings for version leaks in interactive sessions. Script its variants for batch enum, piping responses to grep for specifics. Open-source staple from Hobbit, it's the raw connector for pentesters handshaking services directly.

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Enum4linux

Enum4linux Enum4linux fingerprints SMB services for versions, shares, and users via RPC calls, grabbing NetBIOS names for Windows enum without creds. Run its Python script with -A for all info, outputting for follow-up attacks. Open-source from Cisco CX, it's the SMB snoop for network pentesters mapping file services.

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