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Lab 04-Scanning2-Zenmap

Nguyen Chi Hoang Minh completed a weekly practice report for their DI18V7F1 class. They installed Zenmap on Ubuntu and performed several nmap scans of a target, including an intense scan, a scan of all TCP ports, and a scan without ping. They explained the results of scans using profiles including ping scan, quick scan, quick trace route, and regular scan. In the Zenmap menu bar they explored the Hosts, Services, Nmap Output, Ports/Hosts, Topology, and Host Details buttons and explained the information shown in each.

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Lab 04-Scanning2-Zenmap

Nguyen Chi Hoang Minh completed a weekly practice report for their DI18V7F1 class. They installed Zenmap on Ubuntu and performed several nmap scans of a target, including an intense scan, a scan of all TCP ports, and a scan without ping. They explained the results of scans using profiles including ping scan, quick scan, quick trace route, and regular scan. In the Zenmap menu bar they explored the Hosts, Services, Nmap Output, Ports/Hosts, Topology, and Host Details buttons and explained the information shown in each.

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Weekly Practice Report (LAB4)

Student ID B1809707
Name Nguyen Chi Hoang Minh
Email address [email protected]
Class DI18V7F1
Browser Firefox
OS Ubuntu
Don’t scan other systems(including google.com), instead use CICT URL

LAB4: ZENMAP (PRACTICE #01 INSTALLATION) SNAPSHOT


① Install Zenmap on Window environment or on Ubuntu one

LAB4: ZENMAP (practice #02 profile) snapshot


https://linuxhint.com/zenmap_ubuntu_nmap/

Select scan type(profile) in profile field, scan and explain the result
① Intense Scan Command: nmap -T4 -A -v <target>

It scans a list of 1000 common TCP ports. It will make an effort in determining the
OS type and what services and their versions are running.
② Intense Scan, all TCP Ports Command: nmap -p 1-65535 -T4 -A -v <target>

It scans a list of 1000 most common protocols, but instead, it will scan everything
from port 1 to 65535 (max).
③ Intense Scan, no ping Command: nmap -T4 -A -v -Pn <target>

Just like the other intense scans, however this will assume the host is up. Usefull if the
target is blocking ping request and already know the target is up.
Type in scan type(profile)in command field,scan and explain the result

① Ping Scan Command: nmap -sn <target>

Do only a ping only on the target, no port scan.


② Quick Scan Command: nmap -T4 -F <target>

It scans faster than the intense scan by limiting the number of TCP ports scanned to
only the top 100 most common TCP ports.
③ Quick Trace Route Command: nmap -sn --traceroute <target>

It determines hosts and routers in a network scan. It will traceroute and ping all hosts
defined in the target.
④ Regular Scan Command: nmap <target>

It will issue a TCP SYN scan for the most common 1000 TCP ports, using ICMP Echo
request (ping) for host detection.
LAB4: ZENMAP (practice #03 menu bar) Snapshot

① Press Hosts button & explain

It will bring up a list of all hosts that were scanned


② Press Services button & explain

It will show a list of all ports that are open, filtered, or open|filtered on any of the
targets
③ Press Nmap output button & explain

The “Nmap Output” tab is displayed by default when a scan is run. It shows the
familiar Nmap terminal output. The display highlights parts of the output according to
their meaning; for example, open and closed ports are displayed in different colors.
④ Press Ports / Hosts button & explain

The “Ports / Hosts” tab's display differs depending on whether a host or a service is
currently selected. When a host is selected, it shows all the interesting ports on that
host, along with version information when available.
⑤ Press Topology button & explain

The “Topology” tab is an interactive view of the connections between hosts in a


network. Hosts are arranged in concentric rings. Each ring represents an additional
network hop from the center node.
⑥ Press Host details button & explain

The “Host Details” tab breaks all the information about a single host into a hierarchical
display. Shown are the host's names and addresses, its state (up or down), and the
number and status of scanned ports.

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