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This is going to be the conclusion
of our course on enumeration.
Again, the purpose of this course
was so that you could know the purpose of service enumeration,
get introduced to a few common services and protocols,
perform some service enumeration,
and understand the process and the purpose behind this.
Again, the whole reason we're doing this enumeration
is so we can get a better understanding of what
the attack service looks like, either as a defender
or as an attacker.
You won't know what your vulnerabilities
are if you don't have a great enumeration of all
of your entrances.
In the same way, if it was a heist,
it was a bank robbery, or a Las Vegas Casino.
You got to know where all the doors are,
where all the cameras are, where all the alarm systems are.
That's kind of what we were doing here,
knowing what cycle the guards are on, what services
come and go to fix the HVAC, the lighting, or the electricity.
If you get into that mindset, that's
what we're trying to understand here
is what time do the guards change shifts,
who has access to what doors when,
whose badge can get them all the way
into the inside of the vault, that sort of thing.
We won't find that without watching and listening.
And we get that out of enumeration.
And with that, that's the conclusion of this course.
I you enjoyed it.