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NMOR / NMAP ON ROIDS
PORT SCANNER BY SAAIM SOHAIL
Open source / Built in Rust

Less noise.More signal.

NMOR — NMAP ON ROIDS

Know what's listening. A raw-socket port scanner with familiar commands, adaptive rate control, and output built for your next move.

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Linux & WSL2 · Beta
NETWORK DISCOVERYILLUSTRATIVE SCAN / IPv4
nmor / terminalEXAMPLE OUTPUT
❯ nmor -sS 192.0.2.10 -p 22,80,443PORT        STATE22/tcp      open80/tcp      open443/tcp     closed
01 / Raw-socket engine02 / Nmap-style syntax03 / Native JSON output
The tool, unpacked

Familiar at the surface.
Rust at the core.

Nmor is an independent, open-source port scanner by Saaim Sohail. It brings Nmap-style command-line patterns to a focused Rust implementation, with practical controls for discovering open ports and inspecting results.

[ 01 ]

Choose your approach.

Run SYN, TCP connect, or ACK scans. Add lightweight banner grabbing to learn more about services on open ports.

-sS   -sT   -sA   -sV
[ 02 ]

Let the rate adapt.

An AIMD controller backs off when reply rates drop. Timing templates and explicit rate limits keep tuning in your hands.

--min-rate   --max-rate
[ 03 ]

Put results to work.

Readable terminal output for a quick look. JSON, XML, and greppable files for your scripts, records, and workflows.

-oN   -oG   -oX   -oJ   -oA
Inside the command line

Your workflow.
Your scan.

Pick a technique and output format to preview a command. The example uses a documentation IP; replace it with your target when you run Nmor locally.

SYN scan: send SYN probes and classify replies. Requires root or CAP_NET_RAW.

COMMAND PREVIEW
nmor -sS 192.0.2.10 -p 22,80,443
PORT        STATE
22/tcp      open
80/tcp      open
443/tcp     closed
Simulated results · No network scan
From download to discovery

Meet your
next terminal tool.

Start with the prebuilt Linux x86_64 binary, or explore the source and build it yourself. The same Linux binary works in WSL2.

Linux x86_64WSL2Rust source available
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  1. Download the release

    Get nmor-linux-x86_64.zip from the GitHub releases page.

  2. Extract and install

    The installer places Nmor in /usr/local/bin and grants CAP_NET_RAW for raw-socket scans without repeated sudo.

    unzip nmor-linux-x86_64.zip cd nmor_release ./install.sh

  3. Try your first command

    Run a TCP connect scan against your own machine.

    nmor -sT 127.0.0.1 -p 22,80,443
Before you dive in

A focused tool.
An evolving project.

Is Nmor a complete Nmap replacement?

No. Nmor uses familiar syntax for a focused set of scanning tasks. It currently targets IPv4, with no UDP scanning, NSE scripting engine, or OS fingerprinting. Banner grabbing is lightweight rather than full probe-database service detection.

Does it run on Windows?

Use the Linux binary inside WSL2. Native Windows support is not available yet, and WSL1 is not supported. macOS is untested. Other Linux architectures require a source build.

Do I need sudo for every scan?

TCP connect scans do not need root. SYN and ACK scans need root or CAP_NET_RAW; the documented installer sets this capability so you do not need sudo for each scan.

Where can I read more or report an issue?

The repository README covers targets, flags, output formats, and limitations. Share reproducible bugs through GitHub Issues.

Ready for your next scan.

Download Nmor for Linux and WSL2. Familiar commands, ready to run.

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