Common use of Third Party Libraries Clause in Contracts

Third Party Libraries. The Nmap Security Scanner can be configured to use a number of open source programming libraries. These libraries all have BSD-style licenses which allow royalty-free redistribution within other software (including commercial/proprietary software) as long as certain minimal terms are met. For example, some require an acknowledgment or warranty disclaimer in the product documentation of any software which includes them. These third party libraries are not prepared by or owned by Insecure, and do not comprise part of Nmap Technology. However, some are included with the Nmap Security Scanner as a convenience. We maintain a list of these libraries along with their license requirements and how they may be used and/or excluded from Nmap. The latest version of the list is available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/nmap/docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. The version of the file applicable to a specific Nmap release can be found in source code package we distribute for each release at docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. Licensee is responsible for complying with the licenses for any libraries it uses.

Third Party Libraries. The Nmap Security Scanner can be configured to use a number of open source programming libraries. These libraries all have BSD-style licenses which allow royalty-free redistribution within other software (including commercial/proprietary software) as long as certain minimal terms are met. For example, some require an acknowledgment or warranty disclaimer in the product documentation of any software which includes them. These third party libraries are not prepared by or owned by InsecureNSL, and do not comprise part of Nmap Technology. However, some are included with the Nmap Security Scanner as a convenience. We maintain a list of these libraries along with their license requirements and how they may be used and/or excluded from Nmap. The latest version of the list is available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/nmap/docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. The version of the file applicable to a specific Nmap release can be found in source code package we distribute for each release at docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. Licensee is responsible for complying with the licenses for any libraries it uses.

Third Party Libraries. The Nmap Security Scanner can be configured to use a number of open open- source programming libraries. These libraries all have BSD-style licenses which allow royalty-free redistribution within other software (including commercial/proprietary software) as long as certain minimal terms are met. For example, some require an acknowledgment or warranty disclaimer in the product documentation of any software which includes them. These third third-party libraries are not prepared by or owned by InsecureNSL, and do not comprise part of Nmap Technology. However, some are included with the Nmap Security Scanner as a convenience. We maintain a list of these libraries along with their license requirements and how they may be used and/or excluded from Nmap. The latest version of the list is available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/nmap/docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. The version of the file applicable to a specific Nmap release can be found in source code package we distribute for each release at docs/Nmap-Third-Party-Open-Source.pdf. Licensee is responsible for complying with the licenses for any libraries it uses.