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Bonus Content: February 2007 Webinar Replay

February 22, 2007 – Nmap: What You Need to Know Now

This webinar contains 75 minutes of additional Nmap content!
In this webinar, we discussed the newest Nmap features, demonstrated
the use of operating system fingerprinting and version detection to
assist with some recent security vulnerabilities,
and reviewed Nmap’s integration with a number of 3rd-party utilities.

AVI Video in Xvid format


Bonus Content: April 2007 Webinar Replay

April 5, 2007 – Introduction to Nmap

Duration: 1 hour, 48 minutes

In this webinar, we discussed what really happens when you run an Nmap scan,
using Nmap across multiple operating system environments, how to see what the bad guys see,
the details of Nmap.s output, three useful Nmap scan methods, an overview
of Nmap best practices, and much, much more!

AVI Video in Xvid format


Bonus Content: Exclusive Webinar Replay

May 1, 2007 – Owners Q and A Webinar
Duration: 56 minutes, 13 seconds


The first 100 owners of Nmap Secrets were invited to an exclusive webinar where
we answered their questions live over the web. We had a great list,
and we spent an hour going through your most pressing Nmap questions!

AVI Video in Xvid format


Bonus Content: May 2007 Webinar Replay

May 3, 2007 – Nmap Tips and Tricks
Duration: 1 hour, 38 minutes

Our May 2007 webinar covered some interesting Nmap tips and tricks, including
DNS configuration, version detection, and graphical visualization of Nmap scans.
We also covered a new feature of Nmap, the Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE).

AVI Video in Xvid format



Nmap Coloring Rules for Wireshark

(Right mouse-click and “Save Target As…”)
This Wireshark coloring rules file can be imported
from the “View/Coloring Rules…” dialog box.





 

Click here for the Nmap Quick Reference Guide.


Module 1 – Getting Started with Nmap





Module 2 – Nmap Basics



first_scan_v1.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – First scan trace file



Module 3 – Scans for Every Occasion


sS-syn_scan.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – TCP SYN scan
sT-tcp_connect.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – TCP connect() scan
sP-lab_local_v3.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Ping scan on local subnet
sP-lab_remote_v3.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Ping scan to remote subnet
sU_2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – UDP scan



Module 4 – “Back Pocket” Scans




Module 5 – Useful Scanning Options


01-no_exclude_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – No Exclusions
02-exclude_address_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Exclude an Address
03-exclude_subnet_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Exclude a Subnet
fast_scan_v4.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Fast Scan
source_port_take2_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Source Port Option



Module 6 – Nmap “Pings” – The Search for Hosts


arp_ping_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – ARP Ping
default_ping_remote_v3.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Default Ping to Remote Subnet
syn_ping_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – SYN Ping
udp_ping_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – UDP Ping
udp_ping_filtered.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – UDP Ping on Filtered Network



Module 7 – Recon Scanning


os_scan_take3_v3.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Operating System Fingerprinting
sV-version_detection_v2.pcap ( zip | gzip ) – Version Detection



Module 8 – Ninja Scanning




Module 9 – Output Options




Module 10 – Windows and Nmap




Module 11 – Real-World Nmap Scanning





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