Zenmap Tutorial - Network Scanning Tool

#Zenmap is a GUI front-end for #nmap (Network Mapper), an excellent tool to carry out Port Scanning and Mapping of Networks.
Zenmap and nmap are included in #Kali Linux, but can also be installed in most other operating systems.

Ubuntu Installation Instructions:
$ sudo apt install zenmap

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[Poo]

Love the occasional network vids you do keep it up!

[bendover]

I have subscribed to the channel just because the British accent :gentleman:

[zizzu]

For home users a very good scanner is nessus free version, it is able to find if your computers/routers have vulnerabilities. A video about that would help a lot of people i think.

[yashikasharma]

How to run a text file with multiple target in zenmap??

[nikostavros]

For some reason when I scan, it shows 0 ports on the ip/network even though I know there are ips on the network...

[jochenblacha]

netstat -natp ??? Someone trying to summon Natalie Portman through some practical black-magic? XD

Anyhow, keep up your great, informative, videos - they are always a worthwhile recommendation to new Linux users.

[soupglasses]

Now, what do i do with this information?

[maws]

I lifelong lover of nmapfe. There's another gui which is a dog to work with.. Preferred the command line. Might try this. Thank you :)

[pIcenTer]

Are you planning on doing any penetration testing or ctfs? They're quite fun

[RadwanSelo]

Hibernate not working in ubuntu 17.04, i think because the swapfile is too small can u do video about remove the swapfile from ubuntu and back swap partition or make it bigger.

[armanelgtron]

Looks like you need to configure your GTK+ settings in KDE.

[moz]

now i know your ip!
*hacks*
*deletes files*
RIP quidsup! haha

[sicks]

why does he sound like LowSpecGamer LMAO

[METRIX]

it would be alot better if you created a tutorial series on the tools instead of giving vague explanations of the typical stuff considering you should know these tools because of your work background and willingly admuting being at the recieving end of these tools overall i feel these videos could be a little more instructional on getting the most efficiency out of the tools intead of just showing them off plus there's always the disclaimer that it's only for educational purposes only