6 signs of NMAP scanning / hacking on YOUR network

[@RatStikerz]

I'm a beginner in networking and these videos are so helpful, they're very digestible and let's me know what to look for when I do simulations in school

[@LanWanNinja]

Thanks, I'm glad they are helping. That's great to hear, it's exactly what I am going for. I really try to make them digestible for beginners and also have good tips and content in there for people who have been doing it for a while too.

[@wabisabi84]

Being new to Wireshark this was broken down neatly. I would need to watch this video 2 more times to memorize some of steps taken. Thank you!

[@LanWanNinja]

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it. The next video, that I am working on now will take the same basic signs and a few new methods and apply them to finding nmap scans within a larger packet capture. My goal is to make it clear enough so that it can be understood even by people just getting started. Thanks again!

[@wabisabi84]

@@LanWanNinja That's a lot of work, we appreciate you much!

[@LanWanNinja]

Thank you!

[@JonMurray]

Thanks a lot man, really great video. I’m just starting to learn about networks so while I didn’t know all of the terminology or acronyms I’m becoming more familiar with how they work and you made this really easy to follow along with and visualise in my head. New subscriber ✌🏻

[@LanWanNinja]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback. That is a great reminder for me to make sure that I define any acronyms and terms I use. Thank you! If there are any videos you would like to see made, just leave me a comment.

[@JonMurray]

@@LanWanNinja no worries at all! That was more a comment on my knowledge level and memory hahah! I don’t want to jump straight into trying to use things like wireshark when I don’t have more of the fundamental skills and knowledge down but it’s great to see how it works and get familiar with it. Thanks that’s great, I will do!

[@Celebatar]

Good stuff Van!

[@LanWanNinja]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it!!