Detecting Malware and Unauthorized Devices Lab

In this lab, students will perform network scanning using Zenmap (GUI version of nmap) and nmap to identify rogue devices on the network. Students will then perform an attack on a target using the Eternal Blue exploit and identify the level of access of the compromised Windows account.

Time
1 hour 30 minutes
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Overview

In this lab, students will perform network scanning using Zenmap (GUI version of nmap) and nmap to identify rogue devices on the network. Students will then perform an attack on a target using the Eternal Blue exploit and identify the level of access of the compromised Windows account.

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