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Add privileged docker image to support operating system scans and more scripts #20
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🐳 Added new docker image tag
All images are now build as two version the default one, and one were special capabilities required by nmap are added. The images don't have a privileged user but only have added the required capabilities to the nmap binary.
These are available for tagged releases and the develop versions:
vX.X.X-privileged
(e.g.v1.0.5-privileged
)develop-privileged
👮♀️ Added Capabilities for new image tag
cap_net_raw
cap_net_admin
cap_net_bind_service
See: https://secwiki.org/w/Running_nmap_as_an_unprivileged_user#Set_capabilities
⎈ Container Orchestrator Notes
To properly run these images the capabilities must also be added to the orchestrator. Most orchestrators do that quite easily: