Ethical Hacker: Host Discovery & Scanning with Nmap

Ethical Hacker 10    |    Intermediate
  • 3 videos | 1h 31m 14s
  • Includes Assessment
  • Earns a Badge
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Explore tools and techniques to discover hosts and determine if a host has open ports, services, or vulnerabilities, as you prepare for the 312-50: Certified Ethical Hacker v10 exam. During this course, you will learn how to create a BASH shell to search for valid network devices. Identify utilities that discover network devices. Analyze Nmap functionality, classify Nmap scanning features, and identify commands based on the type of scan performed. Then move on to executing commands to search for open ports, runing UDP commands to scan on all ports, selecting the command that determines the device operating system, and identifying a port's service and version.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Create a bash shell to search for valid network devices
    identify utilities for discovering network devices
    Identify the functionality offered by nmap
    identify scanning features offered by nmap
    identify commands with the type of scan being performed
  • Identify the command to search for open ports
    identify the command that performs udp scans on all ports
    identify a port’s service and version
    identify the command that determines the device operating system

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