Getting Started in Port Scanning Using Nmap and Kali Linux: Proven tactics to reduce cybersecurity threats

Andrew Mallett

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Video Nov 2020 2hrs 19mins 1st Edition

Andrew Mallett

$9.99 ~~$19.99~~

Video Nov 2020 2hrs 19mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Learn how to tackle common network security threats with Kali Linux and Nmap
Understand different port selection mechanisms of Nmap
Understand Ansible configuration management and implement it in a real-world scenario

Description

Kali Linux is one of the popular tools used for penetration testing, ethical hacking, and network security assessments. This course will help you to explore the techniques of port scanning using Nmap and Kali Linux. The course starts by introducing you to the course objectives and to Kali Linux and Nmap. Next, you will delve into the concepts of host discovery, creating Nmap host lists in Kali Linux on the way. Moving ahead, you will learn the techniques used to perform scans with Nmap and learn the process of auditing Secure Shell (SSH) security to detect systems that allow password-based authentication. Toward the end, you will learn to use Ansible to secure the threats, ensuring that the fixes are documented are repeatable. Throughout this course, you will use Wireshark to analyze the network activity, which will help you to understand the different nodes of Nmap with ease. By the end of this course, you will have gained all the essential skills needed to perform cybersecurity audits of your network using Kali Linux and Nmap.

Who is this book for?

If you are a Linux administrator or a security practitioner who is looking to secure network systems using Kali Linux and Nmap, this course is for you. To learn from this course, you should have a good understanding of Linux—from command line to basic networking skills.