Now what is about?
The bot is a virtual location where networking communication starts and ends in a nutshell.
So for more in-depth explanation, we need to establish a little background information.
There are two kinds of network bots on each computer 65,000 and 536 E of each for a total of 131,082
network bots.
And these are considered as TCP and UDP OC.
Now each computer has an Internet protocol, the IP address, which is how the network knows which computer
to send packets to.
So if you send a packet to the IP address, the computer knows what to allow the packet to based on
application or packet contents.
Each service running on the computer needs to listen on a designated board.
So the first 1023 TCP ports are the well known ports reserved for applications like FTB, the 21, TB
80, or as such, the 22.
And the internet assigned numbers authority the IANA reserves these points to keep them standardized
dxb ports from 1024 to 49000 and 151 are available for use by services or applications and you can register
them with IANA.
So they are considered semi reserved boards.
49,152 and higher are free to use.
Now let's start with board scanning basics about scanner since TCP or UDP network packet and ask the
board about their current status.
The three types of responses are below, which is open or accepted the computer response and ask if
there are anything it can do for you, closed or not listening.
The computer responds that this port is currently in use and unavailable at this time or filter drop
locked.
The computer doesn't even bother to respond, so we either have a respond or without respond or we have
a response that the bot is currently in use.
Now let's start with scanning techniques.
Now, by the way, this is just a general idea about the scanning techniques we will have in depth about
the map scanning techniques.
No.
And in theory, we and we will have the hands on later on.
First the Bing scan.
This is the simplest scan.
A Bing scan looks for any ICMP replies indicates if a target is alive, ECP have opened a fast and common
scan that request and EG SDK or EC or acknowledge packet from a computer also called a Syn, which means
a synchronization or synchronized scan OC.
PCB connect similar to the PCB half open scan, but the PCB Connect scan completes the PCB connection.
UDP, which is a slower than TB scan.
IDB scanner works best when you send a specific payload to target such as DNS request.
And we have the stealth scanning quiet and an obvious stealth scanning is commonly used by hackers for
this reason.
Now.
What are the difference between TB and TB?
Now we learn that we have TB connect you TB still scanning this we have open sin.
Sin?
What is that?
We will talk about it right away.
TCP and UDP are the two most common protocols used for the TB networks or the Internet protocol networks.
ECB or transmission control protocol is a nice, orderly transaction protocol.
DCP cents each bucket in order, complete with error checking, verification and three way handshake
to confirm each bucket is successful, which is the sin sin ec and EC.
Now, I'm assuming that you have a simple idea of how TCB works, so I will move on.
Now.
YouTube doesn't have any checking, but tends to be faster.
And live streaming and online video games often use YouTube for this reason because it is faster.
UDP is a connection list protocol, so programs that use YouTube just send the data and if you miss
a packet you will never get it again because it is a connection list.
There are no three way handshaking as we learned from here the since in.
So that's why it is faster and connection this now again I'm assuming that you are familiar or have
a simple idea what is the TCB, what is the UDP and how they works?
In a nutshell, let's say so.
If you are not, please, you can just google it at how TCP works.
Just read the simple article.
It's no big deal.
What we need here is you need to have a just a simple idea how TCP works.
The three three way are checking verification, checking the connection lists and the difference between
these three.
And you'd be just as simple as that just type difference or TCP versus UDP and read a simple article
and you will be fine.