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Internal Footprinting: Reconnaissance and Mapping

This course teaches you how to scan a LAN network using advanced Nmap techniques.

Intermediate
1h 40m
(7)

Created by Gus Khawaja

Last Updated Jan 27, 2023

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Internal Footprinting: Reconnaissance and Mapping

This course teaches you how to scan a LAN network using advanced Nmap techniques.

Intermediate
1h 40m
(7)

Created by Gus Khawaja

Last Updated Jan 27, 2023

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What you'll learn

Footprinting the LAN network is a big mystery for pentesters. In this course, Internal Footprinting: Reconnaissance and Mapping, you will learn the foundational knowledge of how to use Nmap to scan the LAN network like a boss. Also, you will gain the ability to take your Nmap scanning skills to the next level to get the job done efficiently. First, you will see how to identify live hosts. Next, you will discover how to identify the service version and get the operating system version accurately. Finally, you will explore how to automate your scanning tasks using Python for fast effective results. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of LAN Network footprinting needed in your career as a security professional.

Internal Footprinting: Reconnaissance and Mapping
Intermediate
1h 40m
(7)
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Gus is an IT expert specialized in programming and security. He's a passionate blogger, geek, and loves what he's doing.

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