Nmap Tutorial For Beginners - 1 - What is Nmap?

Welcome to Nmap for beginners! Nmap ("Network Mapper") is a free and open source (license) utility for network discovery and security auditing.
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OS Compatibility: Linux,Windows & Mac( Pre-Installed in Kali linux,BlackArch & parrot OS)
Commands used:
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nmap --help
nmap -0
nslookup
whois
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Links:
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Nmap: nmap.org/
Scanme: scanme.nmap.org/
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I Hope you enjoy/enjoyed the video.
If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to ask them in the comments section or on my social networks as well as mu blog.
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[@F41.]

It always gets me when he says for educational purposes

[@michaelhemry8584]

There are certs that go over nmap so having a tutorial to go over how to use as well as what you can legally use it on. So yes a lot of educational purposes with it so you can get certified and know how a hacker thinks

[@jemjem8902]

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[@emilys7533]

Love his style, and how clearly he explains things without 1. going too fast 2. going down rabbit trails. As a former teacher, I know this is HARD to do, so very well done!!!

[@rajashturan2786]

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[@ephraimelakhe9241]

Thanks for the tutorial. I tried teaching myself since I was a bit proficient with python but this tutorial made it much easier for me to understand Nmap.

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[@nikp6302]

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[@ok9881]

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[@ankit_redhu]

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[@thedarkknight4304]

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[@dprince4441]

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[@obwankenobi4032]

Thank you for taking the time to give a good explanation of nmap. you are a good teacher and i hope to learn more from you. thanks again

[@integralyogin]

@5:23 the 'v' stands for verbosity not version 'V' " -v: Increase verbosity level (use -vv or more for greater effect)" regardless this is an amazing tutorial. cheers

[@abhishekrajput9434]

@@Carrierfieldandwhatsbeenhappen It will show you all the processes (scanning process) which is running behind. It is not mandatory but you can use it to see whats going on.

[@korupt3dttv691]

-v is verbosity -V is version. you can read it right in man nmap

[@integralyogin]

@Mehul Gera as KoRuPt said right above you, you type "man nmap" in the terminal. its available online aswell: linux.die.net/man/1/nmap but like the terminal is better imo since its faster, you are there anyways and you can process the text more conveniently. like: $man nmap | grep " -v" produces: -v: Increase verbosity level (use -vv or more for greater effect)

[@willski8458]

V stand for vendetta lol

[@HackwithEagle_123]

@@Carrierfieldandwhatsbeenhappen Verbosity means additional details about a particular site...

[@AI_Collin]

Great video's man. I am using all of these videos to go from zero to hero as an ethical hacker. Thanks for providing your knowledge.

[@bensoumokil]

This helped a lot thank you! I've had Linux for a couple days now and its very fun.

[@sudokom]

Nmap is one of powerfull tool for enumerating asset/device, Thansk for this tutorial video

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[@Riskpectfully]

You've earned my sub for now. I hope all of the videos are taught this way, that way I can stay subbed and liked.

[@jeoi]

Great Intro Tutorial. I Would Suggest Explaining The Difference Between ">" To Save To A File (Overwrites) & ">>" To Append To An Existing File (Adds To The File Without Overwriting Preexisting Data).

[@abillajob6003]

Great work!!! Finally gotten the right place to learn.

[@gimpinainteasy]

nmap is only has loud as you want it to be. It took 2 weeks for a client to know we were tickling their ports. Just need to learn your options. Also, like a previous person said.. -v is different than -V. -v will give you tons of info such as where you are in the scanning process.. the more v's you add gives you more info.. -vvv is the most information you can get.. and will show you the entire scan process as it goes from start to finish. -V (upper Case V is what you said correctly) Love your vids!

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[@uMalice]

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[@arcadicus_ezevius]

I like how you always correct your pronunciation and that your speech is actually pretty clear. Some videos on youtube are just a pain to follow lol.

[@arcadicus_ezevius]

10:19 "the address" I cant help but notice here that your accent is just like Zaid's from z Security who also makes tutorials/courses on ethical hacking. Haha.

[@HackWithMe_]

I really understood this,i cant wait to watch more of your videos

[@sygfx]

Sir -v is the small one and it is for verbose. Where as you mentioned for capital V which is for version. The example which you show in the manual is for small v which is verbose not version. Just to highlight, but the explanation is great.

[@getmethere9425]

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[@mosesmassaquoi1623]

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[@ishimuraprojects6712]

Really good tutorial my man! Very useful and understandable, keep going and be careful ;)

[@towardsthelight220]

Nmap from the command line is such a fun, powerful tool. I love nmap.

[@Chris-ez1ly]

Thanks for the great intro video. I really appreciate your time.

[@sourovekummarsaha5837]

Thank you for this free tutorial. Hopefully I will learn a lot about Nmap from it.

[@pramilamisraa1513]

Watching one video everyday, thanks man

[@rajashturan2786]

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[@vaibhavmohite3944]

Hey there! Can anyone help me, I can't find OS of a site I've tried nmap p0f xprobe but nothing works every tool shows a different OS. What to do?

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[@carlallison9530]

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Fantastic videos. Thank you!

[@zoozeezoozee6726]

Thank you so much for this tutorial sir. it is very useful.

[@mohamedredalegzali8405]

probably the only huy that says dislike the video HAHAHAHA the video was great btw simple and fast

[@Alex-ht1oq]

Nmap for noisy mapper haha , this is just one ingredient to the scanning cake ! We gotta add VPNs and other plugins to really start pulling info

[@dancubase3951]

How long does it take to learn nmaps

[@CodeNameMeteor]

@@dancubase3951 Depends on you as a person, all people learn things differently, at different paces so Just take your time and make sure you're taking in all the information given

[@abdelmonemmahmoud6608]

Network Mapper*

[@morphos8793]

is it bad i never rember installing it HELP ME SERRIOSLY PLEASE

[@adryelgainza1530]

@@morphos8793 it comes installed on most linux machines so dont worry lol. Its been a month so you probs have figured it out

[@sascha4925]

Awersome tutorial for my first time very easy to understand !!!!!

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[@hamadaldossary8911]

good simple clear presentation, thank you sir

[@DIFFIEH]

Including the scanning of ports would have been nice too, great video though, really descriptive.

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[@abishkarkarki6624]

Actually I'm here for your "HEY GUYS" thing :D

[@marveII0us]

Great work!

[@kalyanisharma552]

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[@jovanhayden5714]

love this was easy to learn

[@jaiveera9894]

Please upload the hashing videos and steganography and cryptography videos with full explanation please sirr

[@RoyalKoolaid1777]

I love this style of learning

[@coolmanberr1738]

I just started this course. I like it man! thanks

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[@abdullahabdullahshaikh8846]

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[@ananyadutta6374]

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[@riazbacchus3962]

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[@rishuverma4085]

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[@damarlatarunsai2198]

when i tried to save results in the txt form same as the video "bash: nslookup: command not found" error is showing to me in kali linux virtualbox

[@Rodrigo-nr4ps]

Thank you so much, you are a great teacher

[@sdkboss]

Hi and thanks for these videos! Maybe it's a bit too early but I don't get the utility of this tool yet. So we could say that it's a program that give us information about sites and IPs? It would be the first step before infiltration?

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[@raywebb8215]

At the beginning of this 1st video you said that nmap was very noisy and that you would show in a later video how to be more stealthy. I watched video 1, 2 and 3 and I did not see that info. Is there other videos in the nmap series? Also, you say your target knows it’s being scanned.... what is the target doing to detect the scan? If I scan my personal IP what would I do to see myself scanning myself? How do I know that I had been scanned? Love your lessons.... keep them coming

[@godkaido992]

thank u sir for teaching in easy way

[@nevarcruz4852]

this is good. I like. You did not mention the GUI like I thought you would.

[@senseiplays4663]

Thanks im very new to this and am still learning the laws regrading NMaps and this video has help greatly. is it illegal to scan any of the Major Ip Blocks or are they registered so we can.

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[@redoanulhaqueroni4320]

my terminal shows me like this " server can't find 28.192.111.37.in-addr.arpa: NXDOMAIN " when I use the nslookup command.I don't understand ,what to do.Can anyone help?

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[@JayHernan]

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[@abhishekmurali5]

Hi, While performing a zenmap quick scan from my kali machine i was able to see the hosts & their MAC addresses on the same network. But i was not able to see the MAC add of the Kali machine. Is there some explanation to that. Can you please help me.

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[@BeerDipWomen]

this may be a rookie question but when I run "nslookup 45.33.32.156", it gives me the non-authoritative answer and website name but where it says "authoritative answers can be found from:", it's completely blank. Any idea why this is? Btw, I love the content. I know I'm late to the party but this is truly great work bud.

[@sohamsharma8611]

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[@NgaooMy]

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ! :)

[@shaik3676]

@HackerSploit I am facing error while performing nmap with scanme.nmap.org saying no hosts found. Please let me know how to fix it?