How to Use Amap (BSWJ)
The application mapper (AMAP) is an information-gathering tool which allows the user to identify the active programs serving each open port. By performing TCP handshakes and analyzing the communications received from target systems, AMAP provides an invaluable service to the hacking process.
Teaching Assistants George Mcpherson Vikramajeet Khatri
The application mapper (AMAP) is an information-gathering tool which allows the user to identify the active programs serving each open port. By performing TCP handshakes and analyzing the communications received from target systems, AMAP provides an invaluable service to the hacking process.
(Disclaimer: Breaking Stuff with Joe is a Cybrary series that will be running indefinitely. You will not earn CEU/CPE hours by watching any individual 'Breaking Stuff with Joe' episode. However, you can still earn a certificate of completion for each episode completed.)
Complete this entire course to earn a How to Use Amap (BSWJ) Certificate of Completion
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