tew is a simple, quick 'n' dirty nmap parser for converting nmap xml output files to IP:Port notation.

For example:

1.1.1.1:80
1.1.1.1.1:443

This is useful for internal penetration tests and can be piped to httpx easily. As it is go, it compiles into a neat and tidy binary!

go install github.com/pry0cc/tew@latest

Binaries are available for most platforms and archectectures in the releases page.

# Run Nmap and save to XML output

nmap -T4 1.1.1.1 8.8.8.8 -oX file.xml

tew -x file.xml
tew -x file.xml -o output.txt
tew -x file.xml | httpx -json -o http.json

If you want to correlate DNSx JSON output, simply generate a JSON file and import it using the following syntax.

subfinder -d domain.com -o subs.txt
dnsx -l subs.txt -json -o dns.json
cat dns.json | jq -r '.a[]' | tee ips.txt
nmap -T4 -iL ips.txt -oX nmap.xml

tew -x nmap.xml -dnsx dns.json --vhost | httpx -json -o http.json

• Create auto build using github ci & autobuild
• Add Arm64 for Darwin to Build
• Use proper flags library
• Add ability to import and use dnsx JSON & text output files - working on it!
• Clean up DNSX Parsing module and sort unique
• Add output text file as option
• Test on Windows, Linux & Mac for cross-compatibility

# Credit

• @hakluke - Thank you man for helping me fix that dumb bug :)
• @vay3t - Go Help
• @BruceEdiger - Go Help
• @mortensonsam - Go help!!
• https://www.golangprograms.com - A lot of the code here is copy-pasted from the internet, at the time of writing, my go skills are copy-paste :P And that's ok if it works, right?