Questions tagged [nmap]
A robust and open source security tool for network discovery and security auditing.
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I am trying to exploit port 7000/tcp afs3-fileserver
I have been trying to exploit a cheap smart tv box that I have bought a while ago and after my nmap scan I found that port 7000/tcp was open but researching about the port gave back not much ...
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Nmap can't scan ip outside my network [closed]
I am new to cyber security and networking and would like to ask, I installed on my virtual machine Kali Linux and in the settings enabled a bridged connection instead of NAT, but when a friend sent me ...
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Why does NMAP's Http-Method-Tampering Mark a Server's 405 Code as Vulnerable?
I recently tested a custom server with the http method tamper script from NMAP. It reported the server as being vulnerable with the following output:
nmap -p 8000 -sV --script http-method-tamper 192....
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How to use nmap through proxychains?
I am running nmap through proxychains using this command:
proxychains nmap -v scanme.namp.org
This produced an error:
root@kali:~# proxychains nmap -v scanme.nmap.org
ProxyChains-3.1 (http://...
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Different results with NMAP: filtered + tcpwrapped
What might the reason be NMAP is giving a different result when scanning:
bulk domains?
service detection enabled?
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When scanning bulk, where domain X is part of, this is the result I ...
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does Nmap automatically use proxychains if configured?
I have configured my proxy chains in /etc/proxychains.conf. Then when just run nmap or even nc without the proxychains prefix, it automatically uses the proxy chains and routes the traffic through the ...
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nmap does not work through proxychains
Despite the already existing answers about this topic, I am still unable to use nmap through proxychains.
I would like to scan the port 80 of a machine I can connect using SSH. To do so, I enabled ...
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Why is every port open on every scan i do [duplicate]
I have been hired to do some tests on networks but however everytime i do a scan every port is open. This is using nmap and homemade tools. This has been a ongoing problem. I created a script to check ...
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NMAP - Terminate/stop scan on finding open port
Is there any command on nmap or on some other tool which will stop scan and move on to a different IP on finding a single open port?
Need to perform this for host discovery on few assets which has ...
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nmap not scanning for host
nmap keeps showing different and wrong results whenever I perform a scan to see how many hosts are up on my subnet. See the following scan reports.
The first scan I made was not with superuser ...
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Can I elicit responses from "any remote host" on "all protocols" if I want to?
An nmap scan of my test computer returns a result of “5357 / tcp open wsdapi”.
After some research, this is something that can be exploited.
It is explained here that:
By default, WSDAPI will listen ...
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How can I port scan my p2p device?
I have a device and I am trying to port scan it. I did the basic
nmap -A -p0- 192.168.0.x
but I am just getting
0/tcp filtered unknown
so I don't think it is working. The device works on p2p so I am ...
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How to find live hosts on my network?
I am trying to find the live hosts on my network using nmap. I am scanning the network in Ubuntu using the command sudo nmap -sP 192.168.2.1/24. However, I am unable to find the live hosts. I just get ...
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Using Nmap kicks me out my own network
I am working on a school task, where I have to use Nmap in order to scan for open port on another device on the same network. However, when I use Nmap my network suddenly gets limited. I have tried ...
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How to perform focused scan of public IP using nmap? [duplicate]
Scanning my router using the private IP address using nmap reveals the open ports:
Obtaining the public IP address of the router can be achieved by executing the command:
nslookup myip.opendns.com ...