Constructing an Nmap Scan Lab Part 2 - NM

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Okay, so now that we looked at different target types, let's look at different output types.

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So the first time I think I'm gonna do is I'm gonna create a directory called Results in the root of C.

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Clear the screen.

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All right. So we'll do a M D space

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results

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now do a D i r.

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Results start out just to make sure it's their case. So the results folder is there

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now. We'll do a CD

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results.

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Now we're in the results folder. Clear the screen again.

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All right.

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So I just want to show you quickly where in the end map help, you can find the different output types and Mt. Dash h

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and I'm gonna scroll up,

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and there you can see output.

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And here are the main types right here at the top.

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We'll go over some of these other options to in a later lab,

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so you can see you can scan. You can output a scan to normal XML script, kiddie and

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agreeable format,

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or you can

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output to all

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formats at the same time. Actually, doesn't do all of them. It doesn't do the script kiddie version.

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It doesn't do the script kiddie output type,

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so we will clear the screen again.

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We'll start by doing and

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and map

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scan toe 1 92 that 1 68 that one dot to 54

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Just a default and maps scan,

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and we will output it

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to normal and map file type.

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We'll call it

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results one dot n map

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Enter.

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Okay, so now I'll do a d i r

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in the results folder.

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And

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there you see the results one dot n map file.

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You want to view the output quickly.

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You can type

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note pad space

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results one dot and map will bring up a note pad document with the results of that scan. And

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since it's the default output type,

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what is here will be exactly what showed up on the screen when you did The end Maps can

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so just close out of this,

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clear the screen.

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Now I'll do and

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and map

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Dash Oh, Capital o

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scan me dot and matt dot Borg.

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We'll do it. Oh, capital A

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results too.

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So

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oh, Capital A will output to the three main file types,

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which is the

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default and map file type

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XML and

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the graspable format noticed that I didn't put a file extension in the reason why is Because and Matt will do that for you.

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So hit Enter

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the Dash O is an operating system detection scan.

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Okay, so we got our results. I'll clear the screen

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now. I'll do another D i r.

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And you can see that and map out. Put it to

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regrettable and mount format,

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the Regular and Matt Format and XML, and you can see that the XML file is the largest.

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Okay, so the next thing I want to cover waas

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just the fact that you can put options

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or scan types

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a target and the output in different locations in the command line in all of them will work the exact same.

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So we'll do it and map.

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I'll clear the screen

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so we'll do an end map.

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Dash

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oh

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capital end

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results three dot unmapped space

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1 92.1 68.1 dot 254 And then we'll put this time will put our skin option for the operating system detection

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at the very end,

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instead of at the beginning.

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Hit, enter,

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clear the screen, do a D I R. And there you can see your results three dot in mt.

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Now we'll do an end map Dash Capital O.

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And this time I'll put the

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scan option at the beginning

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and then I'll put the target and then I'll put the results

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and hit Enter.

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I really like doing it this way because

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just like any

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Windows command line tool, you can

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hit up arrow and you can easily get to the

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output type and the output file. And you can easily get to the target

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because they're at the very end of the command line.

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Because a lot of the time you'll have a lot of options besides just dash capital. Oh, we have a lot of your different options

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at the beginning.

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And if he had the, uh, pero, it's very easy to just simply change your target and change your results.

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And there's the scan.

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Do it, D I R. And there you can see the scan results for result five for that last scan.

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So again, the point waas that

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in this last scan we ran,

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the output

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and the target are at the end

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rather than at the beginning,

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and I hope you agree with me that it's easier. And if you don't yet, you will later. Once we start doing

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more complex scans,

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Okay, so now I just want to cover too

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other things. And that is

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how much detail is in the results of your scan. And you can control that somewhat by using Dash V or Dash V V

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and the V stands for verbosity.

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So your screen

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and we'll do it and map

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dash

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capital O

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Dash V,

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then hit Enter

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and you can already see that. That's a lot more detail than the last time that we ran that scan.

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I'll do a D i. R.

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And

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we can basically compare

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well right now. Well, look, way have results. Six that end map.

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Um,

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what I could do is

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also run that again.

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We'll do. We'll call it Results five,

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and then we'll take away the verbosity on that. Scan

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it Enter.

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I'll do another D I. R.

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And really what I want to show you here is if you look at

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that last scan I did, it was only 100 38 bites.

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Whereas when I use the Dash V command line switch,

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it's 1000 45 bites.

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So let's do. One more scan will do and map

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dash

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capital O Dash V V

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Hit, Enter

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and again you'll see a lot more stuff going on

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A lot more details there.

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So I will do a D i R.

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And so now we we can compare the three files one with no verbosity,

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138

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one with a dash V and then one with

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dash V V, and you can see that there's a lot more detail. If you want to open him up in no pad or whatever text editor you like,

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um, you'll be able to compare the difference between the three.