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Has anyone encountered the limitless loop on the last option of znmap?
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Has anyone encountered the limitless loop on the last option of znmap?
I am running a CODA4680 in bridge mode connected to my pfsense 1100 (and yes it is getting a true public ip). I set it up the standard way, didn’t touch the rules.
I performed an NMAP scan from my laptop tethered to my LTE hotspot from my … Continue reading Nmap is returning different results when run on different source networks on the target same network
To test my PostgreSQL, I had to find its port number.
I ran two different commands to see what it is:
nmap localhost
lsof -i | grep postgres
I was confused when the two commands returned different port numbers, but surprised when I foun… Continue reading lsof -i and nmap output different [migrated]
I’m trying to learn pentesting and one thing that triggers me for my workshop is :
I have an ip address where all reason’s ports are no-response, the status for all ports are filtered but when I re-do the same command with nmap (tcp packet… Continue reading Reason ports are toggling between no-response and host unrechable for the SAME machine, why?
I’m currently trying to learn Nmap -O (OS guess feature).
I’m launching the following command: nmap -O 172.17.0.3
This command is generating the following fingerprint as output:
No exact OS matches for host (If you know what OS is runn… Continue reading nmap: no exact OS matches when adding the exact signature to nmap-os-db
Can you provide me with some examples of cybersecurity products that include NMAP or any other cybersecurity-related tool functionality, and user stories, and perhaps even share some wireframes or user stories for those products?
I’ve been asked and given permission to scan IPs on a different continent.
The scan already takes 2-3 hours for their subnets within the country.
Will the increased latency cause a significant change to the scanning time?
I have a task – allow access to the port with iptables rule.
I use it: sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp –dport 38500 -j ACCEPT
It works but nmap doesn’t work – host seems down or blocked try -Pn.
How I can solve it?
Continue reading Linux nmap – host seems down try Pn but host is up
I have a homework exercise where I need to use nmap on my PC and have Windows XP running on a VM (Using VirtualBox). But when scanning my network it doesn’t seem to find the VM running.
nmap -n -Pn 192.168.2.1
I get a list of IPs but not … Continue reading nmap cant find VM host ip [migrated]
When I run sudo nmap -sn 10.0.0.0/24 from my Kali virtual machine, it shows that 255 hosts are up, is this some kind of a safety feature in my router? (I’m trying to scan my Xfinity router for experiments)