Unicornscan - Port Scanning

[@balecnossis2985]

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[@thenewone4812]

Man you are an open university.😘

[@boolve]

I appreciate for Any videos about networking. And I do like you straight forward explanation and being on title. Thanks.

[@netbin]

great video man, thanks, I adore all these network scanners. When you going to make new videos with Vadim? I spoke to earlier, he said that you both preparing some blown away videos, hope to see those soon.

[@salmanahmad11149]

No offence but you can specify interface in nmap also. It is done in such a way, -> nmap -sn -vv -e eth0 192.168.0.1 -e command is used to specify interface. It is not listed in --help menu but it exists. There are also many other commands that are not listed in help menu but do exist.

[@flok.7735]

+1

[@0ldenn]

Hello! Thank you for your very comprehensive and well explained videos! Clearly one of the best channel in this domain. And I love your soothing voice :p Have a great day!

[@salmanahmad11149]

I didn't understand the OS Detection section. I mean when you used -> unicorn -v -I -eosdetect -mT 192.168.1.1 Where is the answer that which OS is running?

[@mehdirussel5368]

Awesome channel

[@sanathkumar9565]

Which extension you are using to get bottom panel in gnome

[@hewfrebie2597]

What is the difference between /usr/bin/ and /usr/bin/env e.g: /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/bin/env python3 /usr/bin/ruby and /usr/bin/env ruby /usr/bin/perl and /usr/bin/env perl I understand I have to use the shebang (#!), but what is the difference and when can I use them?

[@glowingone1774]

Maybe its down to making more portable across distros.

[@TalsonHacks]

env - run a program in a modified environment. Running a command through /usr/bin/env has the benefit of looking for whatever the default version of the program is in your current environment. This way, you don't have to look for it in a specific place on the system, as those paths may be in different locations on different systems. As long as it's in your path, it will find it.

[@minhld8736]

I think this is like Nmap or not faster than Rustscan.

[@francescopresta9570]

Very good

[@simongasser2435]

thanks

[@thefrontendfiend]

Third and interesting subject

[@elliotalderson4467]

What's mean the Arch scan

[@crisshadow693]

Nice

[@dhaiwatmehta2323]

6:27 we can say which os is running by ttl

[@yogeshnaik5849]

hi how to install unicorn scan on Ubuntu 20.04 please guide

[@vilimtrakostanec7015]

Make front end video :D

[@zeolea]

Do I have to. Have kali Linux

[@ailtonjosue6817]

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[@cat_loaf943]

Hello sir, I am a beginner in ethical hacking and recently started learning Python (planning to advance ofc), also I will be buying a new laptop (my lags) and will setup a pen test lab. Is it a good idea? To be honest, after browsing forums and etc., I was left with no hope :/

[@cat_loaf943]

@plushoom indeed I will, I just wanted to hear people's opinion, some advice.

[@cat_loaf943]

@@angryoldcanadian3905 I see, thx for the reply 👍

[@ooxoox176]

what theme he is using ?>

[@xero2805]

it's a digtal operating system called kali linuk

[@xero2805]

I mean linux

[@smashishere]

Hey man, have you thought of making a tutorial series for different CVE vulnerabilities?

[@ashutoshpandey6110]

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[@WolfMovietm]

Is realy hack androids phone with a backdoor into a image .jpg or i every need use a apk( app) ?

[@cat_loaf943]

You can use either a infected app or a converter. But count the fact, that, some people use payed AV's

[@VitoCorleone786]

i got wirus on computr

[@markrocci7952]

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[@kostadinivanov8064]

It is correct on Bulgarian.

[@harrydamour7564]

I like you

[@Fraytnoss]

2nd

[@BlackM0]

Unicorn Really -_-

[@Uncle_Buzz]

"scaning" LOLz

[@paulmorrey733]

Thanks