Scanning" (Gordon “Fyodor” Lyon) Cheat Sheet: “Part 1: Introduction to Nmap” (Nmap Cheat Sheet: From Discovery to Exploits) Cheat Sheet: “Part 2: Advance Port Scanning with Nmap And Custom Idle Scan” (Nmap Cheat Sheet: From Discovery to Exploits) Cheat Sheet: “Part 3: Gathering Additional Information about Host and Network” (Nmap Cheat Sheet: From Discovery to Exploits) Cheat Sheet: “Part 4” (Nmap Cheat Sheet: From Discovery to Exploits) Cheat Sheet: “Nmap Cheat Sheet” (See-Security Technologies) Overview: “The Purpose of a Graphical Frontend for Nmap”(Zenmap GUI Users' Guide) Guide: “Zenmap GUI Users' Guide” (Zenmap GUI Users' Guide) Guide: “Surfing the Network Topology” (Zenmap GUI Users' Guide) Guide: “Host Detection” (nmap Reference Guide) ACTIVITIES NETWORK SCANNING Summary Local networks often have a variety of devices connected to them - servers, user devices, staff cellphones, and more. Scanning the connected devices can reveal potential areas for further research (odd ports being open, out of date devices/services, forgotten servers/services...). Selected scanning of external network devices (websites, webmail, extranet services) may also reveal vulnerabilities or other areas of concern. Overview Scan the network for all connected devices Review device information and open services for potential vulnerabilities Using beacons and other data, map devices to users. Page 56 of 240