Nmap

Its Nmap for your phone! Once your scan finishes you can e-mail the results.

Early versions required root but I swear, on the stock Droid 2 Global I bought yesterday, that it works perfectly without rooting the handset.

GPL. Source available at http://nmap.wjholden.com/src/. This is *not* an official release from www.nmap.org.

Send me your feature requests! Im always open to good ideas and challenges!

_FAQ_
Q: Why cant I install to SD Card?
A: Binary programs (not Java) stored on the SD Card cannot be executed. Its an Android security feature to prevent viruses from spreading by removable media, but that if I let you put this on your SD Card the Nmap program wont execute.

Q: I want to run Nmap myself from a terminal.
A: The binaries are (usually) saved in /data/data/com.wjholden.nmap/bin/. Use the -oA argument with Nmap.

Q: Isnt this a GPL violation?
A: No, the source is available.

Q: Where is the source code?
A: http://nmap.wjholden.com/src/

Q: Wait, youre not Fyodor!
A: Thats right, this is NOT an official release from http://nmap.org, this is a personal project Ive worked on for months by myself.

Q: Do I need root?
A: Absolutely not. I just installed this on my stock Droid 2 Global and it works perfectly.