What do you think about it man.
Is it a useful tool but the problem is that it's a common line tool and it need some memorizing or some
effort to use it.
What if Zero's a tool like in map but graphical tool.
Would you like to use this tool.
So actually there is a graphical tool for an map and it's very very powerful so so-called Zen map.
So if you're not comfortable using the command line you can use this tool then map and Zen map.
It's you.
And maps and map so new opens a tool as you can see it's graphic and here you can put the IP or the
range of IP.
So for instance in my case I'm going to put 1 9 2 1 6 8 2 1 6 3 dot 1 slash 24 which means the full
network.
And
as you notice here he's using you already got a syntax here.
I mean if you don't need to do the same scanning but from the command line you can use the syntax so
he's showing you what he'll be using exactly.
And then I can choose the type of scan is it intensive scan is it a quick scan.
So we're gonna Gibbs intensive scan.
So now let's try to scan and this may take time because I did specify some actually more than one machine
but we're going to see what is a difference actually then map has some good advantages that it showing
you not just the information of all the machine but also it showing you the topology how those computer
are connected together and it's showing you the machines that is more vulnerable than other machines
so if you need to access network you should start to this one because this is easy to get and usually
in network we look for the weakest point one some able to compromise the weakest point I can use some
technique to compromise our machine.
So instead of spending effort on all the network machine he will indicate or he will show me which one
is more vulnerable.
So let's see.
So here is scanning let's see if used against the topology or not yet not yet I will give him some time
until he finish scanning.
Okay so let's see here.
So this is.
Yeah.
Scan everything is Kansas services his can support his scan.
So it's an intensive scan.
Now this is not recommended to do inside a working network because this is actually generate a huge
amount of traffic is scanning everything so.
But it's better to do it subnet by subnet or on a small scale.
But if you launch to scan all the network it will be detected and it will cause a serious performance
issue.
So what I'm going to do I'm just gonna post for a few seconds second until you finish and then we'll
resume
it took a few seconds.
I'm sorry a few minutes and this was the result he was able to get all the computer inside the network.
And if you click on any of those host he will get you everything from the about this host also open
ports operating systems the MAC address the service running on this machine so you'll get a full report
about this whole as its host.
And the interesting part here is topology as you can see is showing use it pulls you off this network.
This is a star network where I have a switch and a lot of devices connected and those machines one in
the Red Sox are vulnerable.
So if you plan to compromise the network we should start resource.
While the Green are a little bit secure and the yellow you can try but usually if you are able to compromise
any computer inside the network you'll be able to comprise a secure one and you're going to see a technique
for that.
So my point here is that you can use a graphical interface from an map and it would give you the same
result and you can even change the switch here according to your need.
So you have different way for scanning.
You can scan common line and you can scan eye as well.