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Let us continue with scanning and numeration take part in this lecture.

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We are going to learn an overview of MAP and we will also get to know why we use and map.

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And map, there is network map, there is an open source and free security scanner used for network

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discovery and security auditing during a scan and map sent specially crafted packets to the target host

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and then analyzes the responses.

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It is capable of host discovery port scanning service name and was in detection or detection.

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The typical use of a map includes security audits of a firewall and also open port ID network security

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audit, network mapping, network inventory, asset management, vulnerability detection and exploitation.

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Host and service uptime.

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Monitoring and map is famous as Swiss Knife of the Network Discovery and Security Auditing Process and

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map users raw IP packets in a novel way to determine what hosts are available on the network and what

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services like Application Name and Wazzan.

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Those hosts are offering what operating system there is.

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The authorities are running on the system, what type of packet filters, firewalls are in use and dozens

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of other characteristics.

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It was designed to rapidly scan large networks but works fine against single hosts.

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And MAP is available for Linux, Windows as well as Mako's.

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In addition, classic command line and map executable.

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That and map includes an advance Dewa Collard's and Map.

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Then MAP has all the flexible and graphical oriented features and MAP was named Security Part of the

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year by the National Info World in Executions Dot org and Code Talker Digest.

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It was even featured in full movies including The Matrix Reloaded, Diatta for The Girl with the Dragon

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Tattoo and The Bourne Ultimatum and Map owns.

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It's a unique scripting engine which handles all the vulnerability and exploitation scan's popularly

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known as NMC and Map Scripting.

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Engine One can write their own custom scripts and run that script against the Target host.

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There is an official book authored by some founder of MAP.

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It explains various topics like how to use and effectively how port scanning is being done, how to

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create custom VCP IP packets at network level for advanced port scanning and so on.

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Let us discuss the cheat sheet of some important moments and let us start with the first camera and

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map that it displays how to use the map tool, as well as the syntax of all the commands.

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The next three commands in that first and map one ninety two point one sixty eight point one point one

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scans a single IP next command scans multiple APIs and the next command and map one ninety two point

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one sixty eight point one point one dash 254 scans range of IPIS in the next command scan.

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Meader and OAG is the domain name and map can also be used to scan the domains and map.

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That show is used for always fingerprinting and map.

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Dashi gives you everything about that IP address like the board switchboards are open which operating

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system that system is using and all the information.

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Next is the AMAP 081 data P forty five.

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E0 is used for intrusion detection, system evasion that Stephen is used for more aggressively evading

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the intrusion detection system BASTIDA it slows down the scan to use less bandwidth and use less targeted

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machine resources.

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Destry is the normal speed dashty for aggressively scans targeting network.

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It assumes that you are unreasonably fast and reliable.

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Network Dashty five is the insane speed scan.

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It assumes that you are on an extraordinarily fast network.

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Next one and Duceppe.

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Sometimes a single large packet is blocked by a firewall.

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Therefore, by applying Duceppe, a single large packet is broken down the smaller packets the next

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and map dash as w w w that Microsoft dot com space www.youtube.com it is.

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It scans Facebook dot com from Microsoft dot com therefore hides our real IP address and the last and

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map dashboard and it saves the scan results in a normal text file.

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We are going to execute all these commands in our practical lectures in the next lecture, we'll start

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with the practicals on scanning.
