A collection of statically compiled tools like Nmap and Socat.

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README.md

static-toolbox

This repository includes prebuild static binaries and build-recipes for various tools like Nmap.

The Linux versions are compiled with the musl-cross toolchain and the openssl-pm-snapshot fork of OpenSSL in order to support a wide range of SSL/TLS features (Warning: some of them are insecure!).

Nmap

Precompiled versions of Nmap are available for the following operating systems/architectures:

Linux x86 (nmap, ncat, nping)
Linux x86_64 (nmap, ncat, nping)
Linux armhf (nmap, ncat, nping)
Linux aarch64 (nmap, ncat, nping)
Windows x86 (nmap)

Packaged Archives

For Nmap it is recommended to use one of the packaged archives. These include the nmap, ncat and nping binaries and also the Nmap data directory that contains service probes and NSE scripts.

Socat

Precompiled versions of socat are available for the following operating systems/architectures:

Building with Vagrant

The recipes are supposed to be built in Docker containers. In case Docker is not available, it is recommended to use Vagrant to built everything in a VM, e.g. Nmap for Linux x86:

vagrant up
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant/recipes/nmap/linux_x86
sudo docker build -t static-toolbox-nmap-x86 .
sudo docker run -v $(pwd)/output:/output static-toolbox-nmap-x86

This is also the recommended way to run the build scripts without Docker without creating directories like /build and /output on your host system.