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NetMap — Visual Network Mapping CLI

Structure • Insight • Clarity — see how systems are built

Understand the system. Not just the endpoints.


What is NetMap?

NetMap is a visual mapping CLI that transforms domains, subdomains, and endpoints into a clear, structured overview.

No endless lists. No guessing.

Just:

netmap -d example.com

→ and instantly see how everything connects. Built as part of the NET Ecosystem alongside NetScope and NetForce.

Authorized Use Only

NetMap is designed strictly for:

  • Systems you own
  • Systems you have explicit permission to analyze This tool performs network requests and structure mapping.
Use responsibly.

Quick Install

macOS & Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/netseries/NetMap/main/install.sh | sh

Run instantly:

netmap --help

Go install

go install github.com/netseries/netmap/cmd/netmap@latest

CLI Philosophy

Same system as NetScope & NetForce → no learning curve.

netmap -d <domain> [options]

Core Flags

Flag Description
-d, --domain Target domain
-p, --pack Discovery Pack (standard, dns-extended, web-deep, api-focused, admin-stealth, full, ultra)
-w, --wordlist Path to custom local wordlist (.txt)
-f, --focus Filter (all, auth, admin, api, config, dev, dns)
-o, --output text
-m, --mode basic
-v, --verbose Debug output

Power Usage & Examples

🚀 The Ultra Scan (Most Powerful Command)

Use this for the most complete mapping of a target. It combines the largest intelligence set (2500+ targets) with deep DNS reconstruction and brute-forcing.

netmap -d example.com -p ultra -m advanced
  • What happens?: Scans 2500+ targets, performs high-volume DNS brute-forcing, and retrieves all CNAME/MX/TXT records.

🏢 Infrastructure Only

Filter out all web noise and view pure DNS architecture and service providers.

netmap -d example.com -f dns
  • What happens?: Displays only infrastructure nodes like mail handlers (MX) and CDN aliases (CNAME).

🔓 Security Audit

Focus specifically on sensitive configurations and development artifacts.

netmap -d example.com -p full -f config
  • What happens?: Searches specifically for .env, wp-config, .git folders, and other high-risk points.

🤖 Automation / JSON Export

Export the full graph to JSON for use in external visualization tools or analysis pipelines.

netmap -d example.com -o json > map.json

How it works

OSINT Discovery

Uses Certificate Transparency logs (e.g., crt.sh) → finds known subdomains without directly targeting the server.

Live Probing & DNS Mapping

Performs concurrent HTTP requests and Deep DNS Lookups. → detects active endpoints and validates infrastructure records in real-time.

Live Progress Tracking

NetMap provides real-time terminal feedback during high-volume scans: [~] Mapping: 12/50 hosts | 452/2500 endpoints | [Checking: /api/v2/config]

Classification (Categorical Intelligence)

Endpoints are labeled automatically based on their nature:

  • [AUTH] → login / authentication
  • [ADMIN] → administrative panels
  • [API] → API routes
  • [DNS] → Infrastructure records (CNAME, MX, TXT)
  • [CONFIG] → Sensitive configuration files (.env, settings)
  • [DEV] → Development artifacts (.git, Dockerfiles)
  • [GENERAL] → Standard web paths

Author

Built by Netseries Team | Netseries.dev Contact: team@netseries.dev

⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and authorized use only.
Do not use it against systems without permission.

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