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Real NMAP : Elite Network Scanning & Recon in 10 Hours|CNMP+ - Udemy

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Real NMAP : Elite Network Scanning & Recon in 10 Hours|CNMP+​


Real Power of Nmap: Master Network Scanning, Reconnaissance and Exploit Discovery for Effective Penetration Testing|2023

What you will learn:​

Nmap's network scanning capabilities and how to use them effectively.
Utilizing NSE scripts to enhance scanning and exploit discovery.
Port scanning techniques and methodologies for servers.
Selecting the appropriate network interface for scanning tasks.
Targeting specific hosts or ranges using target and exclude lists with CIDR notation.
Operating system detection using Nmap.
Legal considerations and compliance when conducting random port scanning.
Unique techniques specific to Nmap for gaining an edge in scanning and reconnaissance.
Advanced TCP ACK and SYN scan techniques and their applications.
Leveraging ICMP for advanced scanning purposes.
The importance and fundamentals of reconnaissance in information gathering.
IP geolocation and WhoIS queries using Nmap.
Conducting graphical traceroutes for visualizing network communication paths.
Understanding the potential risks associated with different HTTP methods and scanning for them.
Searching for valuable information and potential vulnerabilities in web servers, aka "Digital Gold."
Understanding the basics of network protocols and their functions.
Exploring the layers of the TCP/IP model and their roles in network communication.
Learning the process of sending and receiving emails over the internet.
Understanding the concept of Protocol Data Units (PDU) and how they are used in networking.
Exploring the basic use of switches and data transmission in a network.
Learning how two networks communicate with each other using a router.
Getting an introduction to networking and its fundamental concepts.
Understanding the concept of internetworking and its importance in connecting networks.
Exploring different types of area networks (ANs) and their characteristics.
Learning about Local Area Networks (LANs) and their use in connecting devices within a limited area.
Understanding the concept of Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) and their role in connecting cities or large areas.
Exploring Wide Area Networks (WANs) and their use in connecting geographically dispersed networks.
Introduction to sections and fundamentals of media control filtering in networking.
Exploring Linux Wireless Access Points (WAP) and bypassing MAC filtering techniques.
Creating a personal Nmap/Ethical Hacking laboratory for practical learning.
Getting started with networking concepts and tools.
Installing and setting up virtual machines for networking experiments.
Installing and configuring Kali Linux, a popular penetration testing distribution.
Installing Metasploitable, a vulnerable virtual machine for practicing security testing.
Understanding and using various Linux commands and pipes for efficient system management.
Exploring the concept of commands in Linux and how they are used to perform specific tasks.
Demonstrating examples of using pipelines in Linux for processing and manipulating data.
Exploring unusual LS (list) command options and their functionalities.
Learning and using different Linux commands in conjunction with pipes for advanced data processing.
Understanding key concepts related to Linux operating systems and their functionalities.
Finding and utilizing helpful manuals and documentation in the Linux environment.
Exploring Linux directories and their structure for effective file system navigation.
Continuing the exploration of Linux directories and their significance in organizing files and programs.
Understanding the shell and its role as an intermediary between the user and the Linux system.
Gaining knowledge about the fundamentals of processes in a Linux system and how they interact with the operating system.
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