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I want to find out how -PS works for service discovery very well when there are the stealth scan options such as -sS, available in nmap.
I am currently testing nmap.scanme.org and I know there is a full TCP handshake on some ports so a ste… Continue reading Stealth scan or -PS
I have been trying to exploit a cheap smart tv box that I have bought a while ago and after my nmap scan I found that port 7000/tcp was open but researching about the port gave back not much information I even searched searchsploit and vul… Continue reading I am trying to exploit port 7000/tcp afs3-fileserver
In one of the college courses, we are learning about how to open shells and protect hosts against foreign connections.
So, we get the assignment to open a remote shell with ncat in a cloud virtual machine that isn’t found on the same netwo… Continue reading Unable to open shells with Ncat [closed]
I would like to check cipher suites that the OpenVPN server accepts. I used nmap:
nmap -sU –script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 1194 <IP>
but the results are only:
Host is up (0.0033s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE
1194/udp open|… Continue reading Check for allowed OpenVPN SSL/TLS cipher suites from the client-side
As the title suggests, my nessus scan determines there are a few open ports on my network, Yet when I try scanning the open ports in Nmap, most of them come up as filtered (with "REASON" = no-response).
I am able to access a webs… Continue reading Nessus scan shows open ports but Nmap showing filtered [closed]
No tcpwrapped service running on server, But nmap showed during scan
I ran a port scan
nmap x.x.x.x -sV
I got the following result
Host is up (0.040s latency).
Not shown: 996 filtered tcp ports (no-response)
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
80/tcp open http?
443/tcp open https?
5060/tcp open sip?
8… Continue reading Nmap -sV command not working [closed]
I’m a high schooler in a CyberDefense Class and we are learning to PenTest.
I’m on Red Team and my teacher set up a system with Rasbian as the OS. When I run a scan on the computer scanning the Top 20 ports with nmap. It all comes up wit… Continue reading nmap scanning Raspbian with strange results
I was scanning a network with Nmap.
I’m looking for advanced commands for detecting firewalls.
I’m looking to scan a network with multiple subnets. I’m looking for a way to shorten this to one command rather than entering each subnet. So let’s say I’m try to scan 192.168.1.xx, 192.168.2.xx and so on until 192.168.10.xx. with a speci… Continue reading How do you scan multiple subnets using Nmap?