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Kali Linux 2018: Windows Penetration Testing

You're reading from   Kali Linux 2018: Windows Penetration Testing Conduct network testing, surveillance, and pen testing on MS Windows using Kali Linux 2018

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2018
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ISBN-13 9781788997461
Length 404 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Wolf Halton Wolf Halton
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Preface 1. Choosing Your Distro FREE CHAPTER 2. Sharpening the Saw 3. Information Gathering and Vulnerability Assessments 4. Sniffing and Spoofing 5. Password Attacks 6. NetBIOS Name Service and LLMNR - Obsolete but Still Deadly 7. Gaining Access 8. Windows Privilege Escalation and Maintaining Access 9. Maintaining Access on Server or Desktop 10. Reverse Engineering and Stress Testing 11. Other Books You May Enjoy

An annotated list of Nmap command options

Even though Zenmap has a short, punchy drop-down list of popular and useful scans, there are quite an assortment of commands and options that you can use in customizing your scans.

Where can you find instructions on this thing?

On a Linux box, there are three places where you can find more information about a command-line application:

  • The help page: Almost all Unix and Linux applications have a help file that you can access by typing the application name and -h on the command line. Consider the following as an example: root@kali-01: ~# nmap -h.
  • The man page: This is a full manual for most modern command-line applications, which you can access by typing man and the application name on the command line. See the following for an example: root@kali-01: ~#-. This gets you a pretty good explanation of how to use Rsync, the secure and logged...
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