mzap2.2.1

mzap lets security practitioners coordinate ZAP scans across multiple targets, giving them a focused way to handle an assessment that spans more than one target. It addresses ZAP’s N*N scanning task by bringing multi-target work into the context of ZAP rather than treating each target as an unrelated job. The intended users are security professionals who already work with ZAP and need to organize scanning across several targets.

When an engagement calls for a ZAP-centered scanning workflow covering multiple targets, mzap provides a dedicated solution for that coordination. Its capability is deliberately specific: multiple-target ZAP scanning rather than a general collection of unrelated security functions. That narrow scope distinguishes it from broader security software and keeps the program centered on this particular scanning problem.

HAHWUL publishes mzap; he identifies as an offensive security engineer, developer, and hacker based in South Korea. The current 2.2.1 release is intended for x86_64 (amd64) Linux systems in the Security & Privacy category and requires snapd. mzap is open-source software.