Nmap/Short Course/Lab 10: Difference between revisions
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In the Corporate Network (Scenario 1), students use Nmap and NSE to check for policy violations (e.g., services running on non-standard ports, weak ciphers on an internal web app). Attempt to identify a "rogue" device planted in the network. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:17, 29 May 2025
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Lecture: Nmap/Short Course/Lecture 10
Summary and Objective
In the Corporate Network (Scenario 1), students use Nmap and NSE to check for policy violations (e.g., services running on non-standard ports, weak ciphers on an internal web app). Attempt to identify a "rogue" device planted in the network.
Flags
