Real NMAP : Elite Network Scanning & Recon in 10 Hours|CNMP+

Real Power of Nmap: Master Network Scanning, Reconnaissance and Exploit Discovery for Effective Penetration Testing

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What Will I Learn?

• Nmap's network scanning capabilities and how to use them effectively.
• Utilizing NSE scripts to enhance scanning and exploit discovery.
• Port scanning techniques and methodologies for servers.
• Selecting the appropriate network interface for scanning tasks.
• Targeting specific hosts or ranges using target and exclude lists with CIDR notation.
• Operating system detection using Nmap.
• Legal considerations and compliance when conducting random port scanning.
• Unique techniques specific to Nmap for gaining an edge in scanning and reconnaissance.
• Advanced TCP ACK and SYN scan techniques and their applications.
• Leveraging ICMP for advanced scanning purposes.
• The importance and fundamentals of reconnaissance in information gathering.
• IP geolocation and WhoIS queries using Nmap.
• Conducting graphical traceroutes for visualizing network communication paths.
• Understanding the potential risks associated with different HTTP methods and scanning for them.
• Searching for valuable information and potential vulnerabilities in web servers, aka "Digital Gold."
• Understanding the basics of network protocols and their functions.
• Exploring the layers of the TCP/IP model and their roles in network communication.
• Learning the process of sending and receiving emails over the internet.
• Understanding the concept of Protocol Data Units (PDU) and how they are used in networking.
• Exploring the basic use of switches and data transmission in a network.
• Learning how two networks communicate with each other using a router.
• Getting an introduction to networking and its fundamental concepts.
• Understanding the concept of internetworking and its importance in connecting networks.
• Exploring different types of area networks (ANs) and their characteristics.
• Learning about Local Area Networks (LANs) and their use in connecting devices within a limited area.
• Understanding the concept of Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) and their role in connecting cities or large areas.
• Exploring Wide Area Networks (WANs) and their use in connecting geographically dispersed networks.
• Introduction to sections and fundamentals of media control filtering in networking.
• Exploring Linux Wireless Access Points (WAP) and bypassing MAC filtering techniques.
• Creating a personal Nmap/Ethical Hacking laboratory for practical learning.
• Getting started with networking concepts and tools.
• Installing and setting up virtual machines for networking experiments.
• Installing and configuring Kali Linux, a popular penetration testing distribution.
• Installing Metasploitable, a vulnerable virtual machine for practicing security testing.
• Understanding and using various Linux commands and pipes for efficient system management.
• Exploring the concept of commands in Linux and how they are used to perform specific tasks.
• Demonstrating examples of using pipelines in Linux for processing and manipulating data.
• Exploring unusual LS (list) command options and their functionalities.
• Learning and using different Linux commands in conjunction with pipes for advanced data processing.
• Understanding key concepts related to Linux operating systems and their functionalities.
• Finding and utilizing helpful manuals and documentation in the Linux environment.
• Exploring Linux directories and their structure for effective file system navigation.
• Continuing the exploration of Linux directories and their significance in organizing files and programs.
• Understanding the shell and its role as an intermediary between the user and the Linux system.
• Gaining knowledge about the fundamentals of processes in a Linux system and how they interact with the operating system.
• and other awesome topics ---->>

Requirements

• No programming experience required

Target audience

• Individuals new to network scanning and penetration testing who want to learn the basics of using Nmap.
• IT professionals or system administrators who want to enhance their network scanning skills and gain a deeper understanding of Nmap's capabilities.
• Cybersecurity enthusiasts or hobbyists who are interested in exploring the world of ethical hacking and want to start with a solid foundation in Nmap.
• Students or learners in the field of cybersecurity or information technology who want to expand their knowledge and skills in network scanning and reconnaissance techniques.