Nmap Tutorial to find Network Vulnerabilities
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with just one command I scanned my entire network now my hacking targets found out what operating systems are running what ports are open and even found vulnerabilities that I can exploit that is the power of in map a free essential tool for hackers and pretty much anyone and IT let's get started you
need to learn learn learn hacking in a map or network mapper is the tool used by hackers to scan network so we can find live host or find targets to hack and we can also use this tool to find out more information about these targets a process called enumeration so in this video we're gonna break down in map I'll
show you how to use it I'll show you how it works let's do it oh and by the way if you want to go deeper than what I'm showing you here check out IT Pro TV they are the sponsor of my hacking journey they're my primary learning source and if you used my link
below or code network chuck you'll get 30% off everything forever so check them out oh and by the way you can install in map anywhere Windows Mac OS Linux and you're gonna see me using Kali in map is amazing let me show you why let's say I have a server on my network and I do
10.7 dot 1 and dot 2 to 6 how would I typically find out if that host is they're up and running while we just use ping right ping 10 dot 7.1.2 to 6 ok BAM I'm getting response it's up now that's fine for pinging one device but what if I want to ping an entire network it
becomes kind of a problem so my home network here is 10.7 dot 1.0 slash 24 which means that this network could have 254 hosts or endpoints that I could attack again who wants us to hear in ping 254 hosts not this guy so let's use nmap I'll use a command in map and then
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