Nmap - TCP Connect & Stealth (SYN) Scanning

In this video, I demonstrate how to perform TCP connect and Stealth scanning and how they differ in terms of speed and detection. Nmap is a free and open-source network scanner created by Gordon Lyon. Nmap is used to discover hosts and services on a computer network by sending packets and analyzing the responses. Nmap provides a number of features for probing computer networks, including host discovery and service and operating system detection.
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[@tanvirtanvir6435]

1:50 tcp connect scan 2:45 completes the tcp connection 3:10 TCP SYN (Stealth) Scan (-sS) 4:50 evade firewalls SYN: 9:54 kali to server SYN; server SYN-ACK; then kali sends RST

[@TriNguyen-dl9uu]

I learned something new today. Thank you so much

[@santoshharne597]

With an example with wireshark you made understanding very easy.

[@oluwaseyiadeleye9558]

Thank you! This was very helpful

[@zoozeezoozee6726]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial

[@Julyynovember]

You haven't reduced the ports, you did 21-8080 (more than 8000 ports) default is 1000, btw love ur vids 👍

[@quantumjourney1]

Isn't that deliberate? He wanted 21-8080 not 21 *and* 8080 right? 1:58

[@joenickson2370]

Hope your doing well with your health.

[@abodawead9039]

thank you very much man , great job . good luck

[@SmaugsLegacy]

Great information! Thanks for the videos! How about a video on the old program “Satan”

[@carlosfernandez6470]

Thanks bro nice vid

[@larvieraindough2395]

Thank you

[@decoder6878]

Awesome tutorial on KZbin.

[@8080VB]

Exciting Exceptional less n maximum 🔥

[@maxdemontbron9720]

Why do they say -sS is stealthy if you can see source ip on wireshark?

[@Hiramanyadav-zv6it]

Good

[@abhisekhmukherjee4408]

Superb

[@lawbenz6435]

Can you do a windows tutorial and how to actually use the result?

[@agitacademy]

Do I need to install any new service to do this , and will it work on the cmd of any OS

[@FalcoGer]

Why would running 1000 port scans (default nmap scan with no port range specified) be faster than around 8000 ports? (21-8080)

[@harze6818]

hey every time i try the -sV scan it gets blocked by firewalls. what is the cause?

[@nitricdx]

what flag do you use to find more information about an "unknown" service for a port?

[@Xlr8Sparkle]

try -A switch or try double verbosity using -vv switch

[@thanishmohammad6105]

Bro can I try this as kali is attacker and parrot os is target because I don't have net or data to download windows as target

[@chasebrown917]

Why does ARP ask the source IP 192.168.1.51 its own mac address? shouldn't the ARP request be asking who has 192.168.1.38(destination) ?

[@dadaguru1958]

Bhai kisibhi game ka TCP file scan n decode Karna ho Android se espe ek video banado please 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍

[@dadaguru1958]

Scene to http canary bhi kar lete he Par decompail kese kare

[@iliaschannel3646]

hello i am using a vpn , but my private Ip still shows up in wireshark , how to hide it ?

[@GOTHICforLIFE1]

You are looking at wireshark from your own pc. Your IP will always show until it reaches your VPN, and then the VPN will use their own IP when connecting to the site you're wanting to connect with. So unless you're using Wireshark on the server you are connecting with, you will always see your original IP.

[@iliaschannel3646]

@user Lmaoo

[@Amarjeet_Singh51]

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