[Ex094]

Thanks a lot nice guide bro

Glad you like it Please note that if you want to thank me or someone just click on the "Thanks" button on the respective thread or post.

[ShadowVarane]

Very good explanation. now i have much knowledge about nmap.. thnks mate.

[ShadowVarane]

Very good explanation. now i have much knowledge about nmap.. thnks mate.

[RogueCoder]

Thanks for yet another great tutorial! I really enjoy reading your tutorials.

I would love to click thanks, but kind of hard right now But I'll make sure I check back when the issue has been fixed

[RogueCoder]

Thanks for yet another great tutorial! I really enjoy reading your tutorials.

I would love to click thanks, but kind of hard right now But I'll make sure I check back when the issue has been fixed

[NightFox109]

Awesome tutorial. Bookmarked this for future use

[NightFox109]

Awesome tutorial. Bookmarked this for future use

[kudumi]

Great tutor! you mentioned that the accurate OS can be detected if the system has any open or closed TCP port! But is this automatic with the command "nmap -O ipaddress" or we need to append the commands? I hope mac spoof can be done with --spoof-mac, google gave me another good resource.

[Ex094]

Great tutor! you mentioned that the accurate OS can be detected if the system has any open or closed TCP port! But is this automatic with the command "nmap -O ipaddress" or we need to append the commands? I hope mac spoof can be done with --spoof-mac, google gave me another good resource.

Yes, it's an automated process because the command option -O is responsible for it

[deb0and]

Also don't forget about the -P0 option, disabling ping.

Then of course there is the NSE (Nmap Scripting Engine) which makes recon even easier

Nmap isn't really the best solution to use nowadays, although it does have it's uses.

I find nmap slow when scanning large IP ranges, so for this task if anyone is interested, I use unicornscan and let me tell you this tool is powerful and extremely quick and accurate.