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Since scanning and map s as target IP command is the most commonly used form of scanning and then map
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course if we do not give a parameter while scanning and map will always scan DCP so the scan uses the
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ever mentioned three way handshake system since scan is faster and less detectable than a DCP scan.
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Because in this scan the connection is terminated before it's fully established.
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However you should also remember that they may be detected by next generation firewalls and security
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software I'll show you how this scan works So step 1 and map will send a send packet to the scan port
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of the target computer.
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Step to the computer receiving this response will send a sin ACH Step 3 after receiving this answer
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and map does not send the Act packet from the computer that we're scanning to complete the connection.
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Instead it sends a reset packet
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so that way the possibility of logging is reduced and our speed increases as there is not a full connection.
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Now this type of scan is especially useful for systems that use firewalls.
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That way the status of the corresponding port of the target is determined
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since scanning comments are made according to the answers received.
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So when a since scan is performed the following answers can be received from the target system.
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The port open status zone map sends us in packet to the destination and the destination system sends
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this an egg packet and map terminates that connection by sending a recent packet instead of sending
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an act packet that indicates that the port is open and accessible and that the port accepts DCP or UDP
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connection port closed status and map sends the sin packet to the destination and the destination system
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sends a reset message instead of the Sinek back at and then terminates the connection and in this case
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the board is accessible but cannot be processed
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now about the port filtered stats so two kinds of answers can be received here on the map side first
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the UN map sends a sin packet to the target system and no response is received from the target system
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when that happens it is not commented whether the port on the target system is open or closed then secondly
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and map sends a send packet to the target system and the destination system sends the ICMP unreachable
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error packet so then in this case the port is accessible but it's not known whether it's open or closed.
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