Nmap for Penetration Testing: From Beginner to Advanced [Updated for 2021]

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01.01-introduction to nmap.mp4

07:18

01.02-setting up our working environment.mp4

09:33

01.03-compiling nmap from source.mp4

07:03

01.04-importance of nmap for network scanning.mp4

03:56

02.01-port scanning.mp4

07:43

02.02-the open systems interconnection (osi) model.mp4

06:09

02.03-network layer.mp4

06:42

02.04-transport layer.mp4

08:02

02.05-transmission control protocol (tcp) header flags and tcp 3-way handshake.mp4

07:42

03.01-ping sweep and dont ping.mp4

12:15

03.02-transmission control protocol (tcp) syn ping.mp4

08:48

03.03-transmission control protocol (tcp) ack ping.mp4

04:06

03.04-user datagram protocol (udp) ping scan.mp4

03:10

03.05-address resolution protocol (arp) ping.mp4

04:30

03.06-internet control message protocol (icmp) echo ping and icmp timestamp ping.mp4

07:38

03.07-internet protocol (ip) protocol ping.mp4

03:51

03.08-traceroute and reverse doman name system (dns) resolution.mp4

04:45

04.01-setting up our virtual hacking lab.mp4

08:34

04.02-metasploitable3 prebuilt virtual machine (vm) images.mp4

01:16

04.03-default nmap scan.mp4

06:40

04.04-port scanning options and ranges.mp4

08:17

04.05-transmission control protocol (tcp) connect scan (-st).mp4

05:10

04.06-stealth (syn) scanning (-ss).mp4

03:53

04.07-operating system detection and service detection.mp4

11:25

04.08-aggressive scanning.mp4

07:36

04.09-user datagram protocol (udp) scanning.mp4

04:30

04.10-the reason option.mp4

04:55

04.11-the fast scan.mp4

03:00

04.12-verbosity output and logging.mp4

11:50

04.13-fin xmas and null scanning.mp4

12:33

04.14-webmap-web dashboard for nmap.mp4

14:53

05.01-firewall detection with ack probing.mp4

04:49

05.02-packet fragmentation.mp4

02:25

05.03-specifying maximum transmission unit (mtu).mp4

03:15

05.04-using ip decoys.mp4

05:02

05.05-spoofing mac addresses.mp4

02:46

06.01-timing templates.mp4

09:33

06.02-parallelism.mp4

05:23

06.03-host timeout.mp4

05:29

06.04-scan delay.mp4

10:23

07.01-introduction to the nmap scripting engine (nse).mp4

06:29

07.02-nmap scripting engine (nse) syntax.mp4

10:58

07.03-script categories.mp4

07:17

08.01-banner grabbing with nmap.mp4

05:12

08.02-whois and traceroute geo-location enumeration.mp4

06:36

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Description

Network scanning and enumeration have become an increasingly important aspect of penetration tests over the last couple of years. Organizations now have a complex network of assets storing sensitive and valuable data. To test the security posture of the organization, conducting effective network scanning and enumeration of the organization's network is mandatory. This course will help you become an expert in Nmap quickly and easily. The course starts by showing you the steps for setting up the working and then highlights the importance of Nmap for network scanning. Next, you will grasp the fundamental concepts of networking, such as port scanning, the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, network layer, and transport layer. Moving along, you will learn how to discover hosts using pings and understand advanced scanning topics that will help you to set up your own virtual hacking lab. Next, you will learn techniques to detect and evade firewalls and become familiar with the Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE). Finally, you will find out the role of enumeration services, such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), Doman Name System (DNS), HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Server Message Block (SMB), and MySQL in network scanning. By the end of this course, you will have all the key skills needed to use Nmap for penetration testing. All the resources for this course are available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Nmap-for-Penetration-Testing-From-Beginner-to-Advanced-Updated-for-2021

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