NEO-Radar v1.11
Source Reddit ExploitDev
Discussion
NEO-Radar v1.11 is an open-source network scanning tool designed to simplify host discovery and port scanning for users with limited networking knowledge. It automates basic scanning tasks commonly performed by tools like Nmap. The program supports Linux, Termux (Android), and has a Windows PowerShell version. There is no indication of inherent security vulnerabilities or exploits associated with this software in the provided information.
r/hacking (opens in a new tab)u/TheFetus470 points0 comments
Hello :) last night, I uploaded my new program Neo-Radar to GitHub!
Its a free to use, open source network scanner that is simple to use, even to script kiddies that might not have a knowledge in networking or cybersecurity in general! Most professionals use Nmap (or even Zenmap) to do basic host finding and port scanning. But with Neo Radar, it automates these tasks so you just have to select an option and it gets running! This program works in both Linux and Termux for mobile, i also have a Windows version that runs as a .ps1 script, i just need to link it. Install instructions provided in the README.md!
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Impact
No direct security impact or exploitation has been reported or described. The tool is intended for legitimate network scanning and reconnaissance, which can be used responsibly on authorized networks. There is no evidence of vulnerabilities or malicious functionality in the data provided.
Defensive guidance
No mitigation or patching is required as there is no indication of a security vulnerability or exploit. Users should continue to use the tool responsibly and only on networks where they have explicit permission, as recommended by the author.
Summary
NEO-Radar v1.11 is a lightweight network scanner that automates host finding and port scanning, targeting users who may lack advanced networking or cybersecurity expertise. It is available on GitHub and supports multiple platforms including Linux, Termux, and Windows PowerShell. The information provided does not describe any security vulnerabilities, exploits, or malicious behavior related to the software. The source is a Reddit post linking to the GitHub repository, with minimal discussion and no known exploits in the wild.