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1
Lemon I'll show you another tool if you remember the tools in Cali are listed under the Applications
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menu and in applications the tools are grouped by category information gathering vulnerability analysis
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and so on.
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In the information gathering we've already seen the net discover tool and the map tool.
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Now we're going to have a look at these and map tool.
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You could either started from the graphical menu or you started from the command line then map as basically
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and map sister or brother which is the graphical and map really.
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Once you start it all you need to do is type in the IP address and then it automatically populates the
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command that is going to run.
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And as you can see here this is a very similar command to the one that we ran earlier on the command
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interface.
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The good thing here though is that from this dropdown menu you can change the options.
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So if I choose and then scan all ATC reports notice what happens on the left hand side it automatically
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populates the command to scan all ports from 1 to 6 5 5 3 5.
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It's still at timing 4 and the minus option that we talked about and the minus v option.
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We also talked about.
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And as you can see here there are multiple different options that you can pick and choose from.
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So I'm going to remove the full port range from here just to keep it quick because we've already seen
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the scan output and I'm going to hit scan Now notice the difference because I'm not scanning every single
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port and map and this case scans 1000 ports only 1000 points from more than 65000 ports.
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So that's a big difference.
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However you might not notice a big difference in the results because these are the most common and 1000
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Bortz.
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So it's very likely that the machine that we're targeting will have the services running on it belonging
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to one of these 1000 ports now that the port scan is done again and map is doing the additional scans
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the script scanning the Vonda that it is scanning and so on which we talk about in more detail and the
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advanced courses and the scan is complete.
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You know the see at how much faster the scan was.
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Now the nice thing about Zenn map is that visually it's much more comfortable.
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You can immediately see here that the ports open are colored in green.
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If we had more than hosta scan on the left side we can group the output by the operating system or by
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the IP addresses on the right hand side we have multiple tabs that we can go through and that makes
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things much easier to look at if we click on the ports that we can see immediately in a very beautiful
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summary.
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All the ports that are open and this is very important information to us because your job as an ethical
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hacker or as a penetration test that your job is to investigate each and every single one of these sports
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and the services running behind them to see if there's any vulnerabilities that are existing and then
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to try and exploit these vulnerabilities.
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So this gives us a very nice summary or sort of a checklist of what boys exist on the target machine.
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And as we progress through these videos it's going to be seeing how we work our way through these boards
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not all of them obviously because that will be an entire five hour course on its own.
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However sequentially I'm going to pick and choose some of these sports and show you how to use them
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to break into the target machine.
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And this is the tab that shows you the network topology that you're scanning over how the network that
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you're scanning is organized or designed.
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And because we have one target the network looks fairly simple so this is me the local host and immediately
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connected to me is the target machine.
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Then you have the host details which is a very high level summary of the host.
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So you can see here that the host is up and has 23 open ports.
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This is the operating system that got detected and how it got detected.
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Again these are things that we talk about in more advanced courses that don't worry too much about that
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for now.
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And lastly we have the summary of the scan or the command that we did to run the scan.
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And by the way if you want you can save the scan of Vesely so you can come back to it later.
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Anytime you want.
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Now that we have the details scan output we can start to target the services running on the machine
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and the next video we're going to be hacking our first service and getting access to our target.
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