Performing Reconnaissance from the WAN Lab

In this lab, students will perform banner grabbing and use nmap to determine ports that are open on a pfSense firewall. Students will also read the contents of the /etc/shadow file and obtain a password hash from the administrator account.

Time
1 hour 30 minutes
Difficulty
Advanced
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Overview

In this lab, students will perform banner grabbing and use nmap to determine ports that are open on a pfSense firewall. Students will also read the contents of the /etc/shadow file and obtain a password hash from the administrator account.

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