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Nmap goes 5.0

July 16th, 2009 · No Comments

NMAP officially went to version 5.0 today, being described as the most significant release since 1997. I find it hard to believe I’ve been using this for 12 years. and will hopefully be around for many more.

FreeBSD ports are still holding 4.90RC1 form 10 days ago, but are likely to get updated soon.

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