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Nmap is an open source network scanning tool that can discover available hosts on a network, the services running on them, operating systems and firewalls in use. It uses raw IP packets to map out devices and collect valuable information for both network management and security profiling. Nmap runs on Linux, Windows and other platforms, and offers various scan types from stealthy to more aggressive depending on the information needed. Both command line and GUI interfaces allow users to quickly get started with basic scans, while advanced features require more technical expertise.
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Nmap is a network scanning tool that can perform port scanning, operating system detection, and version detection among other features. It works by sending TCP and UDP packets to a target machine and examining the response, comparing it to its database to determine open ports and operating system. There are different scanning techniques that can be used like TCP SYN scanning, UDP scanning, and OS detection. Nmap also includes a scripting engine that allows users to write scripts to automate networking tasks. The presentation concludes with demonstrating Nmap's features through some examples.
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You will perform Lab-5 by using the Netlab environment provided by Franklin University. Netlab environment is an isolated environment with no Internet connection so that none of your actions will cause anything harmful for you or the target system. Section-1: Scan the Network Using nbtscan Tool
nbtscan is used for scanning networks to obtain NetBIOS names, file shares, and other information. It is one of the tools that come with Kali Linux. Nbtscan is a convenient tool to scan the active computers on the network quickly.
Windows machines have NetBIOS names by default. Linux/Unix computer may also have NetBIOS names if the Samba interoperability suite is installed.
Before starting scanning the network from Kali Linux, you have to learn the network address first.
1) Enter the Netlab environment
2) Open Kali Linux and enter the password (password: toor)
3) Open a terminal window
4) Type this command:
ifconfig
The IP address of your computer is 192.168.2.10, and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. That means the network address is 192.168.2.0/24. You will use this in your nbtscan.
5) Run a nbtscan by typing
nbtscan 192.168.2.0/24 to the terminal window. You will see all active computers along with IP addresses, NetBIOS names, and MAC addresses. That is an essential piece of information for a pentester and can be regarded as your initial attack surface.
Take a screenshot of the terminal window.
Section-2: Scan the Network by Using Nmap
You will perform another network scan by using a more versatile tool called Nmap. Nmap is one of the swiss knives of the pen-testers. It is a free and open-source tool and comes with Kali Linux. Nmap has many different scanning options; it can even perform vulnerability scanning in addition to network and host scanning. In this lab, you will first use Nmap's network/host scanning features, and then you will perform vulnerability scanning with Nmap.
1) Type in
nmap 192.168.2.0/24 -n -sn in the terminal window.
Take a screenshot of the terminal window.
Type in
mannmap in the terminal window to see the help page of the Nmap tool. Find why you used n and sn options.
Section-3: Perform a Port Scan Against a Host
In the previous section, you scanned the network by using Nmap. In this section, you will scan a specific host for open ports.
1) Type in
nmap 192.168.2.14 -n in the terminal window.
Take a screenshot.
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- 2. Nmap Basics - Overview What is nmap? Nmap, short for "network mapper", is an open source utility which can quickly scan broad ranges of devices and provide valuable information about the devices on your network. It can be used for IT auditing and asset discovery as well as for security profiling of the network.
- 3. Nmap Basics - Overview What does nmap do? Nmap uses raw IP packets to determine what hosts are available on the network, the services that are enabled, the operating system and version of the host, what sort of firewall or packet filters are in place and many other aspects of the network. The information can be used both proactively to identify and correct security holes and by attackers to perform reconnaissance about the types and quantities of targets available and what weaknesses exist.
- 4. Nmap Basics - Overview Nmap runs on? Nmap is available for a wide range of operating system platforms. The standard download is a compressed file containing the UNIX version (which runs on Linux, Solaris, Free/Net/OpenBSD, and Mac OS X) and the Windows version as well as NmapFE, the X-Windows front end for UNIX, and NmapWIN, the recommended Windows GUI for Nmap.
- 5. Nmap Basics - Overview Nmap can perform a wide range of scans. Some are more aggressive and blatant, while some are designed to be stealthy and scan undetected. Depending on the type of scan performed, different information can be discovered as well.
- 6. Nmap Basics - Overview Some of the scan types are: Connect SYN Stealth FIN, Xmas, Null Ping UDP Scan IP Protocol Scan ACK Scan Window Scan RPC Scan List Scan FTP Bounce
- 7. Nmap Basics - First Scan How hard is nmap to use? Nmap’s ability to be run from both the command line and from a GUI enable most people to get the tool up and running very quickly. Advanced features require more command line and technical expertise to use the tool effectively.
- 8. Nmap Basics - First Scan Windows users take heed: Windows XP Service Pack 2 is shoddily supported due to the fact that Microsoft removed the socket layer from the Operating System. Furthermore, hacks and workarounds that have been discovered to get nmap to work results in Microsoft patching up this hole shortly thereafter. With this in note, your mileage may vary.
- 9. Nmap Basics - First Scan Basic nmap scan example.
- 10. Nmap Basics - First Scan Application IP Addresses scanned Time and date of the scan Ports discovered State of the port The type of service this port typically is Total number of IP Addresses scanned IP addresses found to be active Number of seconds to complete the scan
- 11. Nmap Basics - Version Detection What is host detection? Host detection is a feature of nmap that tells it to further analyze what the packet behavior is, and assess what Operating System the target host is based on it’s analysis. Ok, well what about version detection then? Version detection expands on host detection by also querying the ports nmap finds open for what the service is.
- 12. Nmap Basics - Version Detection Example output from the version detection flag. Service Info Service Version Unknown Fingerprint Unknown Service Identifier
- 13. Nmap Basics - Version Detection Example of host detection. Operating System Information
- 14. Nmap Basics - Pinging How does nmap identify hosts? Nmap by default will perform either a TCP SYN or a TCP Connect ping to gather active hosts. In some cases nmap will even use ARP pinging to identify hosts as well. How can you turn off pinging? The -P0 (P<zero>) switch will turn this feature off.
- 15. Nmap Basics This concludes “Hacking With Nmap, Part 1”
- 16. Nmap Basics Information Gathered from: Insecurity.org - The home of Nmap Netsecurity.about.com - Providers of the much of the Overview material.