Hello XDA,
I can't seem to get zANTI(the merged version of dSploit) to work properly. When it scans my network in it's initial auto mode as well as in its nmap mode no open ports are detected nor are any operating systems. Conversely cSploit see open ports and operating systems, as does fing.
I'm guessing that this is a problem with the nmap binary however I'm not entirely sure how to go about installing it. I've read the various instructions online without luck. I wish we had apt or were able to use a standard makefile! (maybe we can... I've never tried)
Does anybody have any idea how to fix this? It's kind of annoying because zANTI seems like a great pentesting tool. I just don't want to play around too much as I've broken my Android installs in the past!
-MeeGz
EDIT: I'm curious if systemless root has anything to do with this... Also, I've noticed that there is no bin in /sdcard/opt/nmap-6.46(I'm in the process of installing 7.12)
I can't seem to get zANTI(the merged version of dSploit) to work properly. When it scans my network in it's initial auto mode as well as in its nmap mode no open ports are detected nor are any operating systems. Conversely cSploit see open ports and operating systems, as does fing.
I'm guessing that this is a problem with the nmap binary however I'm not entirely sure how to go about installing it. I've read the various instructions online without luck. I wish we had apt or were able to use a standard makefile! (maybe we can... I've never tried)
Does anybody have any idea how to fix this? It's kind of annoying because zANTI seems like a great pentesting tool. I just don't want to play around too much as I've broken my Android installs in the past!
-MeeGz
EDIT: I'm curious if systemless root has anything to do with this... Also, I've noticed that there is no bin in /sdcard/opt/nmap-6.46(I'm in the process of installing 7.12)
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