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Hacking with Nmap in Kali Linux
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Hacking with Nmap in Kali Linux

Understanding how the nmap tool can be used in a Penetration Test
Created byShaun James
Last updated 5/2017
English
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What you'll learn

  • Proficiently use nmap to conduct scanning of remote targets.

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 17m total length
  • Introduction20:13

    Master Nmap in Kali Linux to perform port scans, discover services and versions, detect operating systems, and apply firewall evasion techniques with scriptable scans.

  • Scanning Techniques with Nmap12:10

    Learn to use Nmap for scanning techniques in Kali Linux, including ping scans, host exclusion, verbose output, and port scanning on local and remote targets.

  • Service Enumeration with Nmap20:30

    Perform service enumeration with nmap in kali linux, using -sV and verbose mode to identify open ports and running versions. Apply OS detection (-O) and banner grabbing to confirm targets.

  • Faster more Efficient Scanning with Nmap + Reporting16:00

    Learn to run fast, comprehensive nmap scans in kali linux with -A for os detection, version detection, and NSC script scanning, and generate xml reports with -oX.

  • Using the GUI Zenmap for Nmap9:04

    Learn to use Zenmap, a graphical front end for Nmap, with profiles like intense and slow comprehensive scans, and view ports, services, host details, and OS guessing.

  • Nmap Basics Quiz

Requirements

  • A Computer with nmap installed.

Description

I'm sure you have heard of nmap before. It has been around since the 90's and featured in many movies and TV series involving technology.

In this course, I will quickly show you in great detail how to use nmap to scan and enumerate a target. Including, but not limited to; 

Scanning hosts to find alive hosts

Scanning open ports, and understanding closed ports, with firewalls. 

Enumerating services and software versions accurately

Enumerating a targets Operating System to better gauge the next phase of attack

Putting it all together, generating a nice report that we then convert to an html file. 

Who this course is for:

  • Students seeking help using nmap to conduct penetration tests