Hello everyone, and welcome to Network Activity and Packet Analysis with Python.
My name is Sean Wilkins,
and this is the Displaying Port Scanning and Traceroute with Scapy module.
I'd like to welcome you to this module where we will pick up from
where we left off in the Covering Packet Manipulation with Scapy
module and start discussing the different ways that you can send and
receive packets along with how these concepts can be used to perform
port scanning and traceroute.
Remember that as a network security engineer,
the ability to use a utility that can create custom packets and send
them in multiple ways at your discretion can be very helpful and
another vital tool in your tool chest.
To do all of this, this module will have six different sections.
The first section reviews the common commands that can be used within Scapy,
the send and receive packets.
We will then move into a demonstration environment and show
an example of each of these being used.
In the third module,
we will move back to our slides and review how the commands that we covered in
the first two modules can be used to perform port scans.
This will include many of the most common techniques.
We will then again move back into the demonstration
environment and show an example of these techniques.
In the fifth module,
we will move again back into the slides and show how these concepts can be
further purposed for tracing the route of traffic over a network.
This will include examples using multiple techniques.
We will then move back into our demonstration environment for the final
time in this module and show these techniques in use.
Now with all this out of the way, let's get started.