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And map X scanning.

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So unmap XCAP, it's used to analyze the status of firewall rules on computers with a firewall, so.

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How does a firewall allow incoming requests to be answered?

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What is the firewall status, is it stateful or not?

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So this is the scan that will allow us to see if the port is filtered.

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The scan is an example of a hidden scan.

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Because with his skin, we can scan the target systems without logging.

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And Matt performs the act, scanning as follows.

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And maps and packets with the ACT flag set to one going to the destination port.

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And if the reset package is coming from my targeted site unfiltered.

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If the export unreachable response is received from the target system, the port is filtered.

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For example, let's run X scans for the medicine voidable vem.

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Open virtual box open, carry Linux, open Métis, voidable and log in to Kaui Linux VMD.

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Username root password tour.

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Open terminal and right, this command and map, then dot zero, dot 244 as a V top 10 reason reason.

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And scan results appear.

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So as you can see and map sent packets to the target string.

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And then lists the results.