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48 lines
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= nmap =
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A great tool for scanning hosts over the network
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== Options ==
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=== Hide yourself ===
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* -D (Decoys)
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- Usage: -D {IP_ADDR,IP_ADDR,...}
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- list of hosts to send packets from. will spoof outgoing packets to appear
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as if they come from these hosts. Can help fool [[IDS]] by hiding the real
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address of the machine performing the scan
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* -S (source address)
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- Usage: -S IP_ADDR
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- spoof the source address for packets for the scan. For this the -e option
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is required, as well as -Pn
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* -e (interface)
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- Usage: -e INTERFACE
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- set which interface to use when sending out packets, ie eth0 or wlan0
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* -Pn (all hosts online)
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- Usage: -Pn
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- Treat all hosts as online, dont bother to check if theyre up or not
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* -b (bounce)
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- Usage: -b FTP.HOST.COM
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- 'Bounce' our scan through a ftp host. does this by making it appear as if
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we're requesting files, then watch how the server replies
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=== Obtrusive ===
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* -O (OS detection)
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- Usage: -O
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- Will attempt to see what OS the target system is running. Is pretty
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invasive so be catious when using this
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* -A (OS/version detection)
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- Usage: -A
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- Will attempt to detect both OS and OS version. Very obtrusive
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* -T<0-5> (Timing template)
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- Determine how fast the scan will go. higher is faster, yet more aggressive
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and obvious to [[IDS]]
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* -p (Scan specific port)
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- Usage: -p<1-65535>
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- Scans specified ports only. use -p- to scan every port
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