Example one.
So let's do a script scan related to HTP.
First, we'll do a Port 80 scan on the current network, so we'll turn on virtual machines that we have
installed open virtual box open carry Linux.
Then that out to about one five open Métis voidable, 10 zero do not for open wound to ten dot zero
dot 237 open windows seven 10 down zero two dot six and log in to County Linux VM.
Username root, password tours, open terminal and write this common.
And map ten to zero, dot 2.0, slash 24 p. 80 press enter.
OK, so here are the scan results.
And one of the machines that we found is Métis Voidable and 012 that four.
So let's check out what scripts we have.
So go to the command line.
Locate asterisk and see pipe grep HTP.
And let's look at the results.
So we can scan all of these scripts by using them or you can use them one by one.
So in this example, let's run and HDB Bruskin.
On the command line enter.
Ten, not zero, two, not four script HTP, Bruta and Prusiner.
So if we want to look at what is in the script, we can write leaf pad user share and map scripts HDB
Butat and see.
Then when we open the script file, we can see all of the commands used and the explanations put in
by the person who wrote the script.
And if you want to get just about half, then just type in map, script, script, help HDTV, bruta
NSC and press enter.
So here you can review it by clicking on the link on the Internet, Aniceto.
They scan results will be listed as follows.
Now, if we want to crawl all using all the scripts related to HDP.
Go to the command line and map 10 zero and got to not four script HTP Asterisk Press enter.
But I'll be honest with you, this command can take a long time to run because Unmap will try all of
the HGP scripts in sequence.