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Basic and advanced and math training.
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Introduction welcome to basic and advanced and map training so a penetration tests consist of three
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basic steps right.
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Target ID gathering information about the target and the attack itself information about a target can
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be collected in a couple of different ways.
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First passive information collection and second active information collection so this cause we're going
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to learn how to use and map which is the second stage which is an active information collection tool
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so I guess what we need to know is what the heck is active information collection so active information
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collection is a collection of open service and port information of the target system as well as other
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systems working on the network by scanning the network where the target is located.
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The target can be a computer or an entire network so this will occur during the determination of the
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target in the penetration test.
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Occasionally the target system cannot be attacked directly so it's attacked on weaker systems connected
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to the target system which can then attack the target system.
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So this is a method this commonly used in penetration tests.
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So I'm gonna break that course down into different phases.
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All right.
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They look like this lab duration for practice what is in man.
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Why do we use in math introduction to and map commands the most commonly used in map command the stages
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that should be followed when making active discoveries.
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The issues to be considered when scanning large as well as small networks how active servers are detected
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how active services are detected how to scan without getting caught in IBS and IDF systems how to interpret
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and map outputs how to use multiple and map commands together and in map scripting or NSC entry level
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scanning.
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We've got a lot to do.
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Let's get going.
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