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An ethical hacker is hired to conduct a comprehensive network scan of a large organization that strongly suspects potential intrusions into their internal systems. The hacker decides to employ a combination of scanning tools to obtain a detailed understanding of the network. Which sequence of actions would provide the most comprehensive information about the network's status?

  • A. Use Hping3 for an ICMP ping scan on the entire subnet, then use Nmap for a SYN scan on identified active hosts, and finally use Metasploit to exploit identified vulnerabilities.
  • B. Start with Hping3 for a UDP scan on random ports, then use Nmap for a version detection scan, and finally use Metasploit to exploit detected vulnerabilities.
  • C. Begin with NetScanTools Pro for a general network scan, then use Nmap for OS detection and version detection, and finally perform an SYN flooding with Hping3.
  • D. Initiate with Nmap for a ping sweep, then use Metasploit to scan for open ports and services, and finally use Hping3 to perform remote OS fingerprinting.
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agelbahri
3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: A
Answer is A as per the Microsoft copilot
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d02c2d5
4 months ago
Selected Answer: A
Why not A I think other have redundant and inefficent steps
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qtygbapjpesdayazko
1 year, 1 month ago
Selected Answer: D
D. Initiate with Nmap for a ping sweep, then use Metasploit to scan for open ports and services, and finally use Hping3 to perform remote OS fingerprinting. the key word is "network's status" and not exploit vulns or attack the network.
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przemyslaw1
1 year, 1 month ago
Selected Answer: D
D. Initiate with Nmap for a ping sweep, then use Metasploit to scan for open ports and services, and finally use Hping3 to perform remote OS fingerprinting.
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Unr34l
1 year, 1 month ago
D. Initiate with Nmap for a ping sweep, then use Metasploit to scan for open ports and services, and finally use Hping3 to perform remote OS fingerprinting. Explanation: The most comprehensive sequence of actions for obtaining detailed information about the network's status involves using various tools for different purposes. The recommended sequence is: Nmap for a ping sweep: This helps identify live hosts on the network. Metasploit to scan for open ports and services: This provides information about the services running on the identified hosts. Hping3 to perform remote OS fingerprinting: This helps in determining the operating system of the target hosts based on their responses. Option D outlines this sequence of actions, making it the most appropriate for obtaining comprehensive information about the network's status.
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xbsumz
1 year, 1 month ago
Im not certain about this ethical hacking concept
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insaniunt
1 year, 1 month ago
Selected Answer: C
C. Begin with NetScanTools Pro for a general network scan, then use Nmap for OS detection and version detection, and finally perform an SYN flooding with Hping3. because of the question "Which sequence of actions would provide the most comprehensive information about the network's status?" and de A alternative talk about exploit (???)
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