Hello everybody and welcome back to the another and Matt tutorial.
But before we continue with the command line and that I want to show you.
For those who are interested in how to use a map as a good interface.
Now we will use a program for that which is called z map which is basically the same thing as a map
just.
It has a graphical user interface.
It comes spring stored in clinic so we won't have to install it and for those of you who do not want
to use a graphical user interface and prefer to stay with the command line interface you can just keep
to the next video.
But for those of you who prefer the graphical interface more I will show you how to open it and use
it from there.
So first of all open up your Kleenex machine.
And then in the upper left corner you will see the arrow be the arrow next to the applications.
So just point to that arrow and you will see a bunch of things right here.
We want to go to the I believe information gathering.
Yeah it is right here.
And scroll all the way down and you will see something called Zen map.
Now the icon as you can see is some kind of an eye.
So just click on this and map it might ask you first time for the root password.
I'm not really sure but if it asks just type it here and you will be prompted with this screen which
is basically the graphical user interface for the map now how do we use this.
Well just make this not too large.
This is quite good.
Here where it is target you basically input the IP address.
So let's say for example we want to scan my laptop I will just type here at 1 92 or that 168.
That one that 15.
And as you can see while I'm typing right here on the target it is adding the same IP address into the
command and you can see right here we already have a command specified.
Now you can change the output of the command with the profile as you can see right here.
It is as intense scan if we go on down to here and types of things can for example it will change the
command for us.
And now you can see that we have the minus as an option.
If we change it once again to the quick scan it will have the minus F. option
now on the left side as you can see right here.
This is this is hosted in case we want to scan our range of hosts.
I believe they will be right here.
And the OS is the operating system running on those hosts the end that output will be the same.
It's in the command line output here.
Here we will have the ports protocol states service and virgin.
So if you want to you can do some of these options.
But let me do some of my options we will use minus F in order to scan it faster.
And basically this minus f scans top 100 ports instead of top 1000 ports.
That's why it finishes faster it's not really faster in means that it refunds can faster just cancel
less ports than the normal scan but here on the minus T four wheel type here as we say it can scan the
Virgin and red here.
Once you've specified your command whether it is this one or whether it is any other of these already
given options you just click here on the scan and it should start scanning right here as you can see
and that one I.P. address 0 hosts up it still didn't detect it.
My laptop is up it probably will just try here.
Well the upper arrow doesn't work right here.
So in order to see the results while you can just type here minus and then double V or 1 we depending
on how much information you want to see during the scan.
So we will wait for this to finish or let us just start here at once again with the minus V and we can
see right here it basically already gave us more data more information than the last scan that we just
see right here raw packets and then one I.P. entry 0 hosts up scanned.
Now let me just see it right here if my laptop is up it possibly is in that IP address I don't know
I thought it was in that one yeah it's not that one of 15 it's not one but eight.
So let us redo the skin right here and let the set the minus feet as we can see right here.
So the mind says V for diversion minus V for the information showing right here and minus f for finishing
this can fester.
So let us just click here skin once again.
And right now it should find my machine as we can see it discovered open port 5 3 5 7 DCP on my laptop
machine
and as we can see right here that is basically it now currently on my laptop I'm running Windows as
you can see right here.
Or as windows.
It doesn't specify which windows but it doesn't really matter we didn't even add the minus 0 option
for the operating system.
It shows the MAC address of my network interface on my laptop and it shows the open ports right here
and it also sits right here read data files from this path.
So as you can see once we scan this we can see the hosts thread here and the operating system which
is under the question mark right here.
But if we perform the same scan and add minus three option not minus eight minus or option for the operating
system.
If you're having struggles to remember all the commands you can just open up your terminal on one side
and send Mac on the other one type here and there and basically find the option you want so minus 0
for us is the operating system.
Let me just find it right here.
Here it says right here enable always detection and as you can see right here the icon has changed.
But just check this out.
It gave us.
Yes it now aggressive always guesses is Microsoft Windows 10 which is correct on my laptop I'm currently
running Windows that so it gives it gives you a bunch of other operating systems but they are less probability
than Windows 10.
So.
So basically that is about it for this Senate map if you want.
You can use the you can perform your scans over here if you prefer.
This interface instead of this one that will continue in the next tutorials to use the command line
interface.
And we will cover some of the some of the options that allow us to bypass the detection with up.
And also we will learn where to get the scripts and how to use them.
We will also download some of our own scripts.
So that's about it for this send up as I said before you can use this one instead of this one there.
Basically both the same.
And I will see you in the next sartorial.
We will cover some of the other options that might be gives us.
So I hope I see you there and take care.