So we have seen how we can perform scanning to detect life host in a network or lifeboats and services
in our target PC or topology.
Now we will see how to perform operating system fingerprinting.
OK, so what is operating system fingerprinting?
Well, it means trying to detect the operating system running in our target machine.
OK, so let's see how we can discover that Wiclif operating system is running in our target machine.
So first of all, let's switch to Karley and let's open the terminal.
OK, now let's say our target is manassero level.
OK, so let's check its IP.
OK, Bendat Order 2.5.
So we will use and map for this as well, how small s and capitalis for A and saying, OK, now hyphen
capital all for fingerprinting, OK to detect operating system so that MFL scan for the operating system,
OK, and then the IP of the target machine.
Right.
That is Meadow's floatable now and started scanning process.
And let's see whether it rejects the correct open system or not.
So we have to wait until and finishes its scanning process completely.
OK, so the process has been completed and it has mentioned that this number of ports are open, OK,
and yes, it detects the open system.
It says it's running Linux to DOT six.
So, yes, guys might as well to actually works on Linux to load suspect form.
OK, so it says Oyster Diction performed, right.
Vanderhorst up again to same time.
Is this much.
OK, so around 22 seconds.
So yes, it's actually works.
OK, now let's see the Zenab.
OK, so let's switch to the windows and let's see whether Sendek will perform its functions well or
not.
So let's open this up and here mention the target IP.
So suppose in this case I am targeting my host machine.
OK, now here, let's edit the combined.
To this one, OK, now click on scan so and mappers started scanning and we are running the latest version
of a map that is surrendered.
Seven or.
And here is the output and it is a little bit confusing.
OK, I think this maybe because I have turned on all of my security is like firewall and Windows defender.
So it says Microsoft Windows, Longhorn, Windows 10, then Windows Attendants over 2000 and then Windows
eight, then Windows and then Windows open.
OK, so it's a confusing result.
I think this is because of the security, right.
See, it says 94 percent accuracy for Microsoft Windows Long-horned.
OK, so this is how we can perform basic operating system fingerprinting, either using and mapping
Garley or by using Zend mapping windows.
OK.