As I mentioned before, and map network mapper is a free and open source utility for network discovery
and security auditing.
Many systems and network administrators also find it useful for tasks such as network inventory, managing
service, upgrade schedules and monitoring host or service uptime.
So let's analyze this and in service of our router using Intermap.
So remember, in the previous lecture, we scanned the TCP ports and we saw that the Port TCP one six
one was closed, but we enabled the S&P service in the router with the default values.
So it's supposed to be open.
S&P uses the UDP protocol in general, so we should check the Port UDP one six one as well.
So let's create another in map query.
This time around, we'll use as capital you to run a UDP scan.
Identify the port scanned by BP as a parameter one six one and one six two.
S Capital V for version detection and finally, the IP address of our router.
Great UDP scans take a little longer than TCP scans and general.
So it took about two minutes.
And here are the results, both UDP Port one six one and one six two are open as expected.
Now, Unmap has a scripting engine and has a lot of useful scripts that come with the unmap tool by
default, the extension of unmap scripts is NMC.
So let's find a few using the Locate Linux Command, locate star DOT NSC.
Here are the unmap scripts.
Now I want to filter the scripts written for just the S&P service, record the command, but a pipe
type grip S&P and hit enter, it'll show only the lines which contain as an MP as the key word.
The S&P bruta script has defined the community names of the service using the brute force attack.
So let's create a new and map query to run this script.
And map as upper case you to scan UDP ports P one six one to scan the port one six one IP address of
the router script to run the script.
And finally, the name of the script, S&P Bruta.
And here's the result, and MAP found two community names, public and private, that's his perfect.