Now that you know about the various methods you can use to test vulnerability, in this video, see exactly how to use tools like stealth scanning, port scanning, fingerprinting, and OpenVAS to assist you in assessing various vulnerabilities.
- So we've talked a little bit about scanning.…The last topic was vulnerability scanning…which really is a composite type of approach.…We're scanning for multiple things at the same time.…As I mentioned, you have to be careful…because it can be very noisy…and it can really tip your hand…that you're actually about to attack a system.…So, let's go take a look at different ways…that we can actually scan.…In fact, we're going to just basically do…the things we've talked about in the previous few sections.…So let's go back into our lab environment…and let's try to execute a few vulnerability scans.…
We're going to start back in Kali.…Notice that I have, I'm in virtual box…and I have my two other virtual machines running.…I've got the DVWA and metasploitable2.…Remember, Metasploitable is running on 10.10.1.10.…DVWA is running on 10.10.1.11 and of course,…Kali is running on 10.10.1.12.…So, let's open a terminal window.…I'll open a new window here.…And in Kali, I'm going to execute a stealth scan.…
Remember what we use for stealth scans?…
Author
Michael Solomon
Released
11/16/2018Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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1. Surveying the Target
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Scanning and enumeration4m 31s
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Scanning and enumeration demo10m 55s
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Packet investigation7m 59s
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Packet inspection demo5m 58s
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Vulnerability scanning8m 46s
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Vulnerability scanning demo16m 27s
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Target considerations15m 35s
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Common attack techniques12m 13s
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Credential attacks14m 37s
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Video: Vulnerability scanning demo