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RE: nmap: the definitive guide

From: "y0himba" <y0himba () technolounge org>
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:35:17 -0400

Seconded.  If we get a third we can shoot him.  Now, weapon of choice? 

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ARG HTML SHOOT HIM

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Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:06:24 -0400
Subject: [Full-disclosure] nmap: the definitive guide


the next fyodor's book is for sale
come on #seksonline at irc.gigachat.net here the sommaire of th book !

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Preface</A
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HREF="preface.html#foreword"

Foreword</A
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What's Inside</A
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Style Conventions</A
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Examples</A
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Comments and Questions</A
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Acknowledgments</A
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<DT
1. <A

HREF="nmap-demos.html"

Getting Started with Nmap</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-demos.html#AEN51"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html"

Nmap overview and demonstration</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#AEN68"

Avatar Online</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#AEN181"

Saving the Human Race</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#madhat-story"

MadHat in Wonderland</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="legal-issues.html"

Legal issues</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="legal-issues.html#AEN242"

Is unauthorized port scanning a crime?</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="legal-issues.html#AEN318"

Can port scanning crash the target computer/networks?</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="legal-issues.html#AEN340"

Misc: Copyright, license, (lack of) warranty, export control

information</A

</DT
</DL
</DD
</DL
</DD
<DT
2. <A

HREF="nmap-install.html"

Obtaining, Installing, and Removing Nmap</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#AEN379"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-install.html#AEN382"

Testing whether Nmap is already installed</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#AEN400"

Verifying the integrity of Nmap downloads</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#nmap-interfaces"

Command-line and graphical interfaces</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="install-source.html"

UNIX Compilation and

installation from source code</A

</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="install-source.html#AEN475"

Configure directives</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-source.html#AEN546"

If you encounter compilation problems</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="install-linux.html"

Linux Distributions</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="install-linux.html#AEN582"

RPM-based distributions (Red Hat, Mandrake, Suse, Fedora)</A </DT <DT 
<A

HREF="install-linux.html#AEN605"

Debian Linux</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-linux.html#AEN611"

Gentoo Linux</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-linux.html#AEN615"

Other Linux distributions</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="install-windows.html"

Windows</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="install-windows.html#AEN635"

Command line .zip binaries</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-windows.html#nmap-intro-nmapwin"

Nmapwin</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-windows.html#AEN713"

Compile from source code</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="install-solaris.html"

Sun Solaris</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-macosx.html"

Apple Mac OS X</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-bsd.html"

FreeBSD / OpenBSD / NetBSD</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="install-bsd.html#AEN804"

OpenBSD binary packages and source ports instructions</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="install-bsd.html#AEN832"

FreeBSD binary package and source ports instructions</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="install-bsd.html#AEN852"

NetBSD binary package instructions</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="install-other-platforms.html"

Amiga, HP-UX, IRIX, and Other Platforms</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html"

[RECIPE] Installing Nmap on a PDA</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html#AEN902"

Installing Nmap on the Zaurus</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html#AEN947"

Using Nmap and NmapFE on the Zaurus</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="removing-nmap.html"

Removing Nmap</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
3. <A

HREF="host-enumeration.html"

Host Enumeration ("Ping Scanning")</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="host-enumeration.html#host-enumeration-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-specify-targets.html"

Specifying Target Hosts and Networks</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="host-enumeration-controls.html"

Host Enumeration Controls</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-controls.html#AEN1005"

List Scan (<TT

CLASS="option"

-sL</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-controls.html#AEN1021"

Ping Scan (<TT

CLASS="option"

-sP</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-controls.html#host-enum-p0"

Disable Ping (<TT

CLASS="option"

-P0</TT
)</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html"

Host Enumeration

Techniques</A

</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1060"

TCP SYN Ping (<TT

CLASS="option"

-PS[portlist]</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1077"

TCP ACK Ping (<TT

CLASS="option"

-PA[portlist]</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1101"

UDP Ping (<TT

CLASS="option"

-PU[portlist]</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1111"

ICMP Ping Types (<TT

CLASS="option"

-PE</TT
, <TT

CLASS="option"

-PP</TT
, and <TT

CLASS="option"

-PM</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1124"

Default Combination (<TT

CLASS="option"

-PB</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#AEN1131"

ARP Scan (<TT

CLASS="option"

-P?</TT
)</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html"

Putting it All Together: Host Enumeration Strategies</A </DT <DD <DL 
<DT <A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html#AEN1138"

Related Options</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html#AEN1225"

Choosing and Combining Ping Options</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="host-enumeration-find-ips.html"

Finding an Organization's IP addresses to Scan</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="host-enumeration-algorithms.html"

Host Enumeration Code Algorithms</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
4. <A

HREF="port-scanning.html"

Port Scanning Overview</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning.html#port-scanning-intro"

Introduction to Port Scanning</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning.html#port-scanning-port-intro"

What exactly is a port?</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning.html#port-scanning-what-is-it"

What is port scanning?</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning.html#port-scanning-why"

Why scan ports?</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-tutorial.html"

A Quick Port Scanning Tutorial</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html"

Command-line flags</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-scantypes"

Selecting scan techniques</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-ports"

Selecting ports to scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-timing"

Timing-related options</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-output"

Output format and verbosity options</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-firewall-ids-ev
asi
on"

Firewall and IDS evasion options</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-targets"

Specifying targets</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-options.html#port-scanning-options-misc"

Miscellaneous options</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-ipv6.html"

IPv6 Scanning [<TT

CLASS="option"

-6</TT
]</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html"

[RECIPE] Scanning a large network for a certain open TCP port</A </DT 
<DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#AEN1811"

Problem</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#AEN1814"

Solution</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#AEN1836"

Discussion</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#AEN1899"

See Also</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
</DL
</DD
<DT
5. <A

HREF="scan-methods.html"

Port Scanning Techniques and Algorithms</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="scan-methods.html#scan-methods-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html"

TCP SYN (Stealth) Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-connect-scan.html"

TCP Connect() Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html"

UDP Scan</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#AEN2130"

Disambiguating open from filtered UDP ports</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-udp-optimizing"

Speeding up UDP scans</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-null-fin-xmas-scan.html"

TCP Null, FIN, and Xmas Scans</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-custom-scanflags.html"

Custom scan types with <TT

CLASS="option"

--scanflags</TT
</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-custom-scanflags.html#scan-methods-custom-synfin"

Custom SYN/FIN scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-custom-scanflags.html#scan-methods-custom-psh"

PSH scan</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-ack-scan.html"

TCP ACK Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-window-scan.html"

TCP Window Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-maimon-scan.html"

TCP Maimon Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html"

TCP Idle Scan</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-idle-scan-finding-zombies"

Finding a working idle scan zombie host</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-idle-scan-execution"

Executing an Idle scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-idle-scan-algorithms"

Idle scan implementation algorithms</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="scan-methods-ip-protocol-scan.html"

IP Protocol Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="scan-methods-ftp-bounce-scan.html"

TCP FTP Bounce Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html"

Scan Code and Algorithms</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2636"

Network condition monitoring</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2639"

Host and port parallelization</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2648"

Round trip time estimation</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2669"

Congestion control</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2674"

Port scan pings</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2678"

Inferred neighbor times</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2682"

Adaptive retransmission</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="port-scanning-algorithms.html#AEN2685"

Scan delay</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
</DL
</DD
<DT
6. <A

HREF="scan-performance.html"

Optimizing Nmap Performance</A
</DT
<DT
7. <A

HREF="version-scan.html"

Service and Application Version Detection</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="version-scan.html#version-scan-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-examples.html"

Usage/Examples</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-technique.html"

Technique Described</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-technique-demo.html"

Technique Demonstrated</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html"

Post-processors</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html#version-detection-rpc"

RPC Grinding</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html#AEN2888"

SSL Post-processor notes</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-service-probes</TT
File Format</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#AEN2918"

The <TT

CLASS="literal"

Probe</TT
directive</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#AEN2959"

The <TT

CLASS="literal"

match</TT
directive</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#AEN3006"

The <TT

CLASS="literal"

softmatch</TT
directive</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#AEN3022"

The <TT

CLASS="literal"

ports</TT
and <TT

CLASS="literal"

sslports</TT
directives</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#AEN3049"

The <TT

CLASS="literal"

totalwaitms</TT
directive</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-fileformat.html#version-scan-fileformat-example"

Putting it all together</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="version-scan-community.html"

Community Contributions</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-detection-find-service-fast.html"

[RECIPE] Find all servers running an insecure or nonstandard version

of an application</A

</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="version-detection-hack-it.html"

[RECIPE] Hack version detection to suit custom needs, such as open

proxy detection</A

</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
8. <A

HREF="os-fingerprinting.html"

OS Fingerprinting</A
</DT
<DT
9. <A

HREF="defeating-firewalls-ids.html"

Detecting and Subverting Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems</A 
</DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="defeating-firewalls-ids.html#firewalls-ids-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewalls-ids-justification.html"

Why would whitehats ever do this?</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html"

Determining Firewall Rules</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#AEN3144"

Standard SYN scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-ackscan"

ACK scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-ipid-tricks"

IPID tricks</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#AEN3228"

UDP version scanning</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html"

Bypassing Firewall Rules</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3247"

Exotic scan flags</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-source-port"

Source port manipulation</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-ipv6"

IPv6 attacks</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3285"

IPID Idle Scanning</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3289"

Multiple ping probes</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-fragmentation"

Fragmentation</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3299"

Proxies</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3306"

Source routing</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3311"

FTP Bounce Scan</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#AEN3319"

Take an alternative path</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="subvert-ids.html"

Subverting Intrusion Detection Systems</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#AEN3326"

Intrusion detection system detection</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#AEN3363"

Avoiding intrusion detection systems</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#AEN3433"

Misleading intrusion detection systems</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#AEN3468"

Exploiting intrusion detection systems</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#AEN3472"

Ignoring intrusion detection systems</A </DT </DL </DD <DT <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html"

Detecting packet forgery by firewall and intrusion detection 
systems</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#AEN3484"

Look for TTL consistency</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#AEN3502"

Look for IPID and sequence number consistency</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#AEN3521"

The Bogus Checksum trick</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#AEN3525"

Close Analysis of packet headers and contents</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#AEN3528"

Unusual network uniformity</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
</DL
</DD
<DT
10. <A

HREF="defending-against-nmap.html"

Defenses against Nmap</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="defending-against-nmap.html#nmap-defenses-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-proactive-scanning.html"

Proactive Scanning</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-firewalls.html"

Blocking and Slowing Nmap with Firewalls</A </DT <DT <A

HREF="nmap-defenses-detection.html"

Detecting Nmap Scans</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html"

Clever Trickery</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3573"

Hiding Services on Obscure Ports</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3582"

Port knocking</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3597"

Honeypots and Honeynets</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3601"

OS Spoofing</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3624"

Tar pits</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#nmap-defense-reactive-port-sentry"

Reactive port scan detection</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#AEN3632"

Escalating arms race</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
</DL
</DD
<DT
11. <A

HREF="output-formats.html"

Nmap Output Formats</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats.html#output-formats-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html"

Command-line flags</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-flags-type"

Controlling output type</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-flags-verbo
sit
y"

Controlling verbosity of output</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-flags-debug
gin
g"

Enabling debugging output</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-flags-packe
t-t
race"

Enabling packet tracing</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-flags-resume"

Resuming canceled scans</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-interactive.html"

Interactive output</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-normal-output.html"

Normal output (<TT

CLASS="option"

-oN</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-script-kiddie.html"

$crIpT kIddI3 0uTPut (<TT

CLASS="option"

-oS</TT
)</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-xml-output.html"

XML output (<TT

CLASS="option"

-oX</TT
)</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-xml-output.html#output-formats-xml-usage"

Using XML Output</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-xml-with-perl.html"

Manipulating XML output with Perl</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-output-to-database.html"

Output to a database</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-output-to-html.html"

Creating HTML reports</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html"

Grepable output (<TT

CLASS="option"

-oG</TT
)</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-grepable-fields"

Grepable output fields</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-grepable-comm
and
line-parsing"

Parsing grepable output on the command line</A </DT </DL </DD </DL 
</DD <DT 12. <A

HREF="data-files.html"

Understanding and Customizing Nmap Data Files</A </DT <DD <DL <DT <A

HREF="data-files.html#data-files-intro"

Introduction</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-services.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-services</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-service-probes.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-service-probes</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-rpc.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-rpc</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-os-fingerprints.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-os-fingerprints</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-mac-prefixes.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-mac-prefixes</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="nmap-protocols.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-protocols</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
<A

HREF="data-files-replacing-data-files.html"

<TT

CLASS="filename"

Using

Customized Data Files</TT

</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
13. <A

HREF="cookbook.html"

Nmap Cookbook</A
</DT
<DT
14. <A

HREF="nmap-history-future.html"

The History and Future of Nmap</A
</DT
<DT
15. <A

HREF="reference-guide.html"

Nmap Reference Guide</A
</DT
<DT
A. <A

HREF="app-nmap-dtd.html"

Nmap XML Output DTD</A
</DT
<DD
<DL
<DT
<A

HREF="app-nmap-dtd.html#AEN4302"

</A
</DT
</DL
</DD
<DT
B. <A

HREF="complementary-tools.html"

Appendix A: Complementary Tools</A
</DT
</DL
</DIV
<DIV

CLASS="LOT"

<DL

CLASS="LOT"

<DT
<B
List of Tables</B
</DT
<DT
2-1. <A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html#AEN868"

The Sharp Zaurus is an excellent platform for highly mobile

 security applications</A

</DT
<DT
3-1. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html#host-enumeration-tbl-popular-tc
p-p
orts"

Valuable TCP

probe ports, in descending order of accessibility.</A

</DT
<DT
5-1. <A

HREF="scan-methods.html#scan-methods-tbl-icmp-unreachable-codes"

ICMP destination unreachable (type 3) code values</A </DT <DT 5-2. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-syn-scan-responses"

How Nmap interprets responses to a SYN probe</A </DT <DT 5-3. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-udp-scan-responses"

How Nmap interprets responses to a UDP probe</A </DT <DT 5-4. <A

HREF="scan-methods-null-fin-xmas-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-nullfinxma
s-s
can-responses"

How Nmap interprets responses to a Null, FIN, or Xmas scan probe</A 
</DT <DT 5-5. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ack-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-ack-scan-responses"

How Nmap interprets responses to an ACK scan probe</A </DT <DT 5-6. 
<A

HREF="scan-methods-window-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-window-scan-respo
nse
s"

How Nmap interprets responses to a Window scan ACK probe</A
</DT
<DT
5-7. <A

HREF="scan-methods-maimon-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-maimon-scan-response
s"

How Nmap interprets responses to a Maimon scan probe</A
</DT
<DT
5-8. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ip-protocol-scan.html#scan-methods-tbl-protocol-scan-r
esponses"

How Nmap interprets responses to an IP protocol probe</A
</DT
</DL
</DIV
<DIV

CLASS="LOT"

<DL

CLASS="LOT"

<DT
<B
List of Figures</B
</DT
<DT
1-1. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#AEN183"

Trinity begins her assault</A
</DT
<DT
1-2. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#AEN197"

Trinity Scans the Matrix</A
</DT
<DT
1-3. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#AEN202"

Terminal-view of the hack</A
</DT
<DT
1-4. <A

HREF="legal-issues.html#AEN248"

Strong opinions on port scanning legality and morality</A
</DT
<DT
2-1. <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#fig-nmapfe-demo"

NmapFE presents a simple graphical interface to Nmap</A
</DT
<DT
2-2. <A

HREF="install-windows.html#fig-windows-cmdshell-exec"

Executing Nmap from a Windows command shell</A
</DT
<DT
2-3. <A

HREF="install-windows.html#fig-nmapwin-demo"

NmapWin provides a slick Windows interface to Nmap</A
</DT
<DT
2-4. <A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html#fig-nmap-install-zaurus-slc760"

The Sharp Zaurus SL-C760 PDA</A
</DT
<DT
2-5. <A

HREF="install-zaurus-pda.html#fig-nmap-install-zaurus-slc760-running-nmap
"

The SL-C760 executing Nmap in a terminal window</A
</DT
<DT
4-1. <A

HREF="port-scanning.html#fig-ip-header"

IPv4 Header Layout</A
</DT
<DT
4-2. <A

HREF="port-scanning.html#fig-tcp-header"

TCP Header Layout</A
</DT
<DT
4-3. <A

HREF="port-scanning.html#fig-udp-header"

UDP Header Layout</A
</DT
<DT
5-1. <A

HREF="scan-methods.html#scan-methods-fig-icmp-unreachable-header"

ICMPv4 Destination Unreachable Header Layout</A
</DT
<DT
5-2. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-fig-syn-scan-open"

SYN scan of open port 22</A
</DT
<DT
5-3. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-fig-syn-scan-closed"

SYN scan of closed port 113</A
</DT
<DT
5-4. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-fig-syn-scan-filtered"

SYN scan of filtered port 139</A
</DT
<DT
5-5. <A

HREF="scan-methods-connect-scan.html#scan-methods-fig-connect-scan-open"

Connect scan of open port 22 (<B

CLASS="command"

nmap -sT -p22 scanme.nmap.org</B
)</A
</DT
<DT
5-6. <A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-fig-idle-scan"

Idle Scan Technique (Simplified)</A
</DT
<DT
9-1. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#fig-blackice-your-mother"

BlackIce discovers an unusual intruder</A
</DT
<DT
9-2. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#fig-blackice-decoys"

An attacker masked by dozens of decoys</A
</DT
<DT
11-1. <A

HREF="output-formats-xml-output.html#output-formats-fig-xml-browser"

Reading XML in a web browser</A
</DT
</DL
</DIV
<DIV

CLASS="LOT"

<DL

CLASS="LOT"

<DT
<B
List of Examples</B
</DT
<DT
1-1. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#ex-felix-list-scan"

Nmap list scan against Avatar Online IP addresses</A
</DT
<DT
1-2. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#ex-felix-scan1"

Nmap results against an AO firewall</A
</DT
<DT
1-3. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#ex-felix-scan2"

Another interesting AO machine</A
</DT
<DT
1-4. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#ex-madhat-nmap-diff"

Nmap-diff typical output</A
</DT
<DT
1-5. <A

HREF="nmap-overview-and-demos.html#ex-madhat-nmap-report"

Nmap-report execution</A
</DT
<DT
2-1. <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#ex-checking-for-nmap"

Checking for Nmap and determining its version number</A
</DT
<DT
2-2. <A

HREF="nmap-install.html#ex-verify-nmap-checksum"

Verifying the Nmap download checksum</A
</DT
<DT
2-3. <A

HREF="install-linux.html#ex-nmap-install-from-rpms"

Installing Nmap from binary RPMs</A
</DT
<DT
2-4. <A

HREF="install-linux.html#ex-nmap-install-from-srpms"

Building and installing Nmap from source RPMs</A
</DT
<DT
3-1. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-controls.html#host-enumeration-ex-listscan"

Enumerating hosts surrounding WWW.Stanford.Edu with list scan</A
</DT
<DT
3-2. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#host-enumeration-ex-ping2"

Attempts to ping popular

Internet hosts</A

</DT
<DT
3-3. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#host-enumeration-ex-synping"

Retry Host Enumeration using port 80 SYN probes</A
</DT
<DT
3-4. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-techniques.html#host-enumeration-ex-msackping"

Attempted ACK ping against Microsoft</A
</DT
<DT
3-5. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html#host-enumeration-ex-defaultrandomp
ing"

Generating 50,000 IP Addresses, then ping scanning with default

options</A

</DT
<DT
3-6. <A

HREF="host-enumeration-strategies.html#host-enumeration-ex-extensiverando
mping"

Repeating

ping scan with extra probes</A

</DT
<DT
4-1. <A

HREF="port-scanning.html#port-scanning-change-ephemeral-range"

Viewing and increasing the ephemeral port range on Linux</A
</DT
<DT
4-2. <A

HREF="port-scanning-tutorial.html#port-scanning-tutorial-nmap1"

Simple scan: nmap scanme.nmap.org</A
</DT
<DT
4-3. <A

HREF="port-scanning-tutorial.html#port-scanning-tutorial-nmap2"

More complex: nmap -p0- -v -A -T4 scanme.nmap.org</A
</DT
<DT
4-4. <A

HREF="port-scanning-ipv6.html#port-scanning-ex-ipv6"

A simple IPv6 scan</A
</DT
<DT
4-5. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-whois-playboy"

Discovering Playboy's IP space</A
</DT
<DT
4-6. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-www-playboy-ping"

Pinging Playboy's Web Server for a Latency Estimate</A
</DT
<DT
4-7. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-www-playboy-dig"

Digging through Playboy's DNS records</A
</DT
<DT
4-8. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-www-playboy-mxping"

Pinging the MX servers</A
</DT
<DT
4-9. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-playboy-mxping-tcp"

TCP Pinging the MX servers</A
</DT
<DT
4-10. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-playboy-port80-scan"

Launching the scan</A
</DT
<DT
4-11. <A

HREF="recipe-find-open-port.html#port-scanning-ex-playboy-port80-grep"

Egrep for open ports</A
</DT
<DT
5-1. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-syn-scan"

A SYN Scan showing three port states</A
</DT
<DT
5-2. <A

HREF="scan-methods-syn-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-synscan-packettrace"

Using <TT

CLASS="option"

--packet_trace</TT
to understand a SYN scan</A
</DT
<DT
5-3. <A

HREF="scan-methods-connect-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-connectscan-scanme"

Connect scan example</A
</DT
<DT
5-4. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-udpscan-felix"

UDP scan example</A
</DT
<DT
5-5. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-udpscan-scanme"

UDP scan example</A
</DT
<DT
5-6. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-udpscan-felix2"

Improving Felix's UDP scan results with version detection</A
</DT
<DT
5-7. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-udpscan-scanme2"

Improving Scanme's UDP scan results with version detection</A
</DT
<DT
5-8. <A

HREF="scan-methods-udp-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-rtt-trick"

Attempting to disambiguate UDP ports with TTL discrepancies</A
</DT
<DT
5-9. <A

HREF="scan-methods-null-fin-xmas-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-fin-xmas-scan"

Example FIN and Xmas scans</A
</DT
<DT
5-10. <A

HREF="scan-methods-null-fin-xmas-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-sco-syn-scan"

SYN scan of docsrv.caldera.com</A
</DT
<DT
5-11. <A

HREF="scan-methods-null-fin-xmas-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-sco-fin-scan"

FIN scan of docsrv.caldera.com</A
</DT
<DT
5-12. <A

HREF="scan-methods-custom-scanflags.html#scan-methods-ex-custom-synfin-sc
an"

A SYN/FIN scan of Google</A
</DT
<DT
5-13. <A

HREF="scan-methods-custom-scanflags.html#scan-methods-ex-custom-psh-scan"

A custom PSH scan</A
</DT
<DT
5-14. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ack-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-ack-scan"

A Typical ACK Scan</A
</DT
<DT
5-15. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ack-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-sco-ack-scan"

An ACK scan of Docsrv</A
</DT
<DT
5-16. <A

HREF="scan-methods-window-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-sco-window-scan"

Window scan of docsrv.caldera.com</A
</DT
<DT
5-17. <A

HREF="scan-methods-maimon-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-maimon-scan"

A failed Maimon scan</A
</DT
<DT
5-18. <A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-idle-scan"

An Idle scan against the RIAA</A
</DT
<DT
5-19. <A

HREF="scan-methods-idle-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-ipid-trace"

IPID scan packet trace</A
</DT
<DT
5-20. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ip-protocol-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-protocol-scanme"

IP protocol scan of a router and a typical Linux 2.4 box</A
</DT
<DT
5-21. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ftp-bounce-scan.html#scan-methods-ex-ftp-bounce-fixed"

Attempting an FTP bounce scan</A
</DT
<DT
5-22. <A

HREF="scan-methods-ftp-bounce-scan.html#scan-methods-ftp-bounce-working"

Successful FTP bounce scan</A
</DT
<DT
7-1. <A

HREF="version-scan.html#ex-version-detection-scan1"

Simple usage of version detection</A
</DT
<DT
7-2. <A

HREF="version-scan-examples.html#ex-version-detection-scan2"

Version detection against WWW.Microsoft.Com</A
</DT
<DT
7-3. <A

HREF="version-scan-examples.html#ex-version-detection-scan3"

Complex version detection</A
</DT
<DT
7-4. <A

HREF="version-scan-technique-demo.html#ex-version-detection-trace"

Detailed trace of version detection</A
</DT
<DT
7-5. <A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html#ex-version-detection-rpcinfo"

Enumerating RPC services with rpcinfo</A
</DT
<DT
7-6. <A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html#ex-version-detection-rpcscan"

<SPAN

CLASS="application"

Nmap</SPAN
direct RPC scan</A
</DT
<DT
7-7. <A

HREF="version-scan-post-processors.html#ex-version-detection-ssl"

Version scanning through SSL</A
</DT
<DT
9-1. <A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-standardsyn
"

Detection of closed and filtered TCP ports</A
</DT
<DT
9-2. <A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-ackscan-sca
nme"

ACK scan against Scanme</A
</DT
<DT
9-3. <A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-scans-para"

Contrasting SYN and ACK scans against Para</A
</DT
<DT
9-4. <A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-udp-scan"

UDP scan against firewalled host</A
</DT
<DT
9-5. <A

HREF="determining-firewall-rules.html#defeating-firewalls-udp-version-sca
n"

UDP version scan against firewalled host</A
</DT
<DT
9-6. <A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-fin-scan"

FIN scan against stateless firewall</A
</DT
<DT
9-7. <A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-sourceport88"

Bypassing Windows IPsec filter using source port 88</A
</DT
<DT
9-8. <A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-ex-ipv6"

Comparing IPv4 and IPv6 scans</A
</DT
<DT
9-9. <A

HREF="firewall-subversion.html#defeating-firewalls-ftpbounce-working"

Exploiting

a printer with the FTP bounce scan</A

</DT
<DT
9-10. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#defeating-ids-bugzilla-secfocus"

Host names can be deceiving</A
</DT
<DT
9-11. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#ex-traceroute-jump"

Noting TTL gaps with traceroute</A
</DT
<DT
9-12. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#defeating-ids-slow-nmap-scan"

Slow scan to

bypass the default Snort 2.2.0 Flow-portscan fixed time scan detection
method</A

</DT
<DT
9-13. <A

HREF="subvert-ids.html#defeating-ids-snortrules"

Default Snort rules referencing Nmap</A
</DT
<DT
9-14. <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-customtrac
eroute"

Detection of closed and filtered TCP ports</A
</DT
<DT
9-15. <A

HREF="firewall-ids-packet-forgery.html#defeating-firewalls-ids-ipid-ms"

Testing IPID sequence number consistency</A
</DT
<DT
10-1. <A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#ex-defending-against-nmap-obscureports"

An all-tcp-port version scan</A
</DT
<DT
10-2. <A

HREF="nmap-defenses-trickery.html#ex-defending-against-nmap-ippersonality
"

Deceiving Nmap with IP Personality</A
</DT
<DT
11-1. <A

HREF="output-formats.html#output-formats-ex-scanrand"

Scanrand output against a local network</A
</DT
<DT
11-2. <A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-ex-grep-verbos
e"

Greping for verbosity conditionals</A
</DT
<DT
11-3. <A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-ex-verbose"

A comparison of interactive output with and without verbosity

enabled.</A

</DT
<DT
11-4. <A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-ex-sample-debu
gging"

Some representative debugging lines</A
</DT
<DT
11-5. <A

HREF="output-formats-commandline-flags.html#output-formats-ex-packettrace
"

Using <TT

CLASS="option"

--packet_trace</TT
to detail a ping scan of Scanme</A
</DT
<DT
11-6. <A

HREF="output-formats-normal-output.html#output-formats-ex-normal"

A typical example of normal output</A
</DT
<DT
11-7. <A

HREF="output-formats-script-kiddie.html#output-formats-ex-script-kiddie"

A typical example of $crIpt KiDDi3 0utPut</A
</DT
<DT
11-8. <A

HREF="output-formats-xml-output.html#output-formats-xml"

An example of Nmap XML output</A
</DT
<DT
11-9. <A

HREF="output-formats-xml-output.html#output-formats-xml-port-elements"

Nmap XML port elements</A
</DT
<DT
11-10. <A

HREF="output-formats-xml-with-perl.html#output-formats-ex-nmap-parser"

Nmap::Parser sample code</A
</DT
<DT
11-11. <A

HREF="output-formats-xml-with-perl.html#output-formats-ex-nmap-scanner"

Nmap::Scanner sample code</A
</DT
<DT
11-12. <A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-ex-grepable-scan
me"

A typical example of grepable output</A
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<DT
11-13. <A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-ex-grepable-prot
ocol-scanme"

Grepable output for IP protocol scan</A
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<DT
11-14. <A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-ex-grepable-ping
scan"

Ping scan grepable output</A
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<DT
11-15. <A

HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-ex-grepable-list
scan"

List scan grepable output</A
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<DT
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HREF="output-formats-grepable-output.html#output-formats-ex-grepable-comm
andline"

Parsing grepable output on the command line</A
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12-1. <A

HREF="nmap-services.html#data-files-nmap-services-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-services</TT
</A
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12-2. <A

HREF="nmap-service-probes.html#data-files-nmap-service-probes-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-service-probes</TT
</A
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12-3. <A

HREF="nmap-rpc.html#data-files-nmap-rpc-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-rpc</TT
</A
</DT
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12-4. <A

HREF="nmap-os-fingerprints.html#data-files-nmap-os-fingerprints-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-os-fingerprints</TT
</A
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12-5. <A

HREF="nmap-mac-prefixes.html#data-files-nmap-mac-prefixes-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-mac-prefixes</TT
</A
</DT
<DT
12-6. <A

HREF="nmap-protocols.html#data-files-nmap-protocols-file"

Excerpt from <TT

CLASS="filename"

nmap-protocols</TT
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