‫And now, my friends, it's lab time, it's just a jump to the left.
‫Please try to perform these steps in your lab environment.
‫First, go to your Nessa's web interface.
‫Create a new Skåne policy, see and modify the options as much as you can.
‫Chew's destination's.
‫Try to give a text file as the destination hosts list, start the scan.
‫And analyze the results, so you've made it to the end of the course, but before you run out testing
‫every single network you can find, let's remember what we learned in this course.
‫Firstly, we learned how to prepare the lab environment, how to download and set up Métis voidable
‫to to compromise.
‫Scan types, passive scans and active scans.
‫Perform some passive scans using Wireshark and our tables, the fundamentals of the TCP IP family with
‫the basics of TCP and UDP protocols, active scan in detail using Inmet.
‫The most important and maps, maps, times, no port scan, also known as Say It with me being scan
‫since scan TCP scan and UDP scan comparison of the SIN scan and the TCP scan.
‫What about the details of port scanning?
‫We also learned about the service and the version detection and why that's important.
‫And how did it affect the operating system of a host, the details of input and output management and
‫then Matt?
‫And map scripting engine or NSC performing script scans.
‫Some important scripts.
‫And timing and map scams.
‫We also learned about bypassing IEDs and GPS devices.
‫And remember some of the other and map scans.
‫NULL scan, Fyn scan, Christmas scan, x scan, idol scan.
‫We also went into the definition of vulnerability.
‫And then scanning vulnerabilities with Nessus.
‫We went over how to download, install and run Nessus on Collee and how to perform an Nessus vulnerability
‫scan and export the result reports.
‫And that about does it for me, I really hope you enjoy the course and I hope to see you in another
‫cybersecurity course.
‫Until then, stay safe, my friends.