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Network reconnaissance, host scanning, and security analysis for authorized testing
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| name | security_tools |
| description | Network reconnaissance, host scanning, and security analysis for authorized testing |
| plugin_module | modules/security_tools |
| requires | {"lab_mode":true} |
| capabilities | [{"name":"ping_sweep","description":"Ping sweep a network range or discover hosts on a subnet","aliases":["scan my network","scan the network","network recon","network reconnaissance","discover hosts","find devices on network"]},{"name":"host_service_scan","description":"Scan a host or IP address for open ports and running services","aliases":["port scan","nmap scan","scan this host","what ports are open","check open ports"]},{"name":"run_custom_nmap","description":"Run a custom nmap command with specified flags","aliases":["custom nmap","run nmap"]}] |
Requires lab_mode: true in config/settings.yaml.
Discovers live hosts on a subnet using ping sweeps.
You say: "Friday, scan my network" or "Friday, do a ping sweep on 192.168.1.0/24"
Verify: [ROUTE] source=intent tool=ping_sweep in logs/friday.log
Runs an nmap service scan against a target host or subnet.
You say: "Friday, scan 192.168.1.100 for open ports" Verify: FRIDAY returns a port/service table or nmap output.
Passes raw nmap flags. Use with care — requires explicit authorization.
You say: "Friday, run nmap -sV -p 22,80,443 192.168.1.1"