Learn Nmap to find Network Vulnerabilities...take it to the next level with ITProTV (30% OFF): bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:13 ⏩ Nmap port scanning 3:36 ⏩ how TCP scanning works 5:10 ⏩ Nmap STEALTH mode 7:24 ⏩ analyzing with wireshark 8:52 ⏩ Detect operating systems 9:54 ⏩ AGGRESSIVE mode 11:38 ⏩ use a DECOY 12:51 ⏩ use Nmap scripts 🔥MY CEH STUDY TOOLS🔥 📺Video: ITProTV (bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck) 📚Book: geni.us/UWAZ1i4 (Amazon) bit.ly/2FsyqWo (O'Reilly, 10 day FREE TRIAL) 🔬Lab: ITProTV Labs (bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck)
You just dropped the hammer on your haters! This nmap tutorial is a work of art. I have watched other IT video training courses and they are boring. You definitely make learning IT fun and exciting. I can't wait for your next tutorial.
This is so true. Maybe sometimes we think that only games content creator can be interesting, but actually Chuck Does an amazing job for us to enjoy his teaching/information. So Valuable.
this guy is the best! He uses fun and straight talk , he knows how to go to work and talk. Not like many youtubers, too much talk, boring talk and nothing to make you learn!
MORE HACKING CONTENT LIKE THAT - PLEASE !!! the detailed from low to high level explanation, the reference to other knowledge sources and countless demonstrations is what makes this channel so good!
Man, I haven't been able to stop watching your stuff for weeks now. Been an automotive tech for two decades and have recently been hacked numerous times which led me to an interest in learning it and offensive security. Thank you for helping make the journey a little less daunting and a lot more fun than I thought it would be.
I really like this guy, He is one of the few IT UA-camrs who make things look easy and achievable, He is humble and down to earth, he deserves every penny he's making from these videos and even more.
@@NetworkChuck don't thank me, I thank you, you motivate people to change their lives and be better. I have been working in a service desk for two years and I'm studying for the Comptia sec+ first then I will study for the OSCP, let's see who gets it first 👍
You're doing a better job explaining all of this than 3 years worth of professors going for a cyber security degree. Thank you for taking the time to make this content!
Had you seen this video before those 3 years ago, you would have probably said, "What is chuck talking about!!!?". Those 3 years definitely made your life easier in understanding Chuck in 15 min now.
@@a.newman8299 I have no college degree and I fully understand what he said rather quickly. Though I am familiar with TCP/IP/syn floods, all this stuff he just taught was new to me except the command nmap. I am new to Linux as well. So I believe Chuck is the best. Though I haven't been to that many IT channels, from what I read, Chuck is the best.
I've never seen anyone make IT videos so informative and constructive while maintaining such a high level of entertainment and fun. Great job, it's such a pleasure watching through all your videos!
It's just so refreshing to watch a tutorial that gets straight to the subject and is presented so efficiently you feel like you've studied for hours instead of minutes. One of the very few channels of any kind I subscribe to. Thanks a lot for the great content. Cute kid too
I am taking my CCNA tomorrow .Your past videos on how old is too old for ccna and other motivational videos gave me a real boost to study for this exam. I learned a lot from your automation course at cbt nuggets and I hope you keep doing what you are doing. Thank you and God bless
@Naughty nature Records honestly, you're never too old. A friend of mine teaches IT at a university and he recently told me there was a guy in his class who was in his 50s, who had no prior training in IT, and just passed his CCNA. IT (and hacking) is not age restricted!!
I very rarely comment. But man, you just gave an epic demonstration of HOW to do it very straightforward. Here in college we just did all theorically and I gained NOTHING in knowledge in doing that. I really hope you continue doing this. Your video editing is top notch too. I can’t imagine how much work you put into it in order to make such high quality products
@@Garfield-bd2ki I do not remember which part of the video he says so. Given the context I think that you are referring to the fact that If a host has port 80 open It means that It is probably a Web Server since port 80 It is used to receive HTTP requests
@@ghostvillage1 Yes, thank you :/ this is so confusing how did you learn all of this? I mean i like the way chuck explains but I am just still confused.
@@Garfield-bd2ki chuck does go pretty fast, looking elsewhere for detailed explanations would be better when you're a beginner. There's a lot of good courses out there that are designed strictly for beginners
Hi Chuck, I enjoy your content and the way you present it. I do have some experience with nmap myself. What I'd like to add for people who are interested is, that you still can scan hosts which seem (!) to be down. A default nmap scan will do a quick icmp (ping) scan against the host. If there is no response, it will assume that the host is down and don't even start any further scans. However, a lot of servers are configured to not react to any icmp calls, but are still up. So use the switch "-Pn" in addition. It will treat the host as if it is up and do the scans anyway. If you still run into a lot of errors, the host might be down for real or you are blocked by a firewall. Cheers
@@oryan404 unfortunately this is incorrect - in the man or docu, it is stated that "-Pn" will skip host discovery. Therefore not a ping sweep. I had to google it myself - according the nmap-docu the switch "-sn" is commonly reffered to as "ping sweep". Hope I could help with that info :)
I know this is from 4 years ago and I am just now getting around to it, however, I got my Bachelors in Cyber Security and I am currently working towards a job in the field as well as building my skills to be a hacker at some point, this video is the type of stuff I look for when learning and I love coming over here for some tips or refreshers from time to time as it helps me keep my knowledge up as I am job hunting and skill hunting.
"Who wants to sit here and ping two hundred and fifty four hosts? Not this guy!" Man you killed me!!!! LOOOOOOOOL You really crazy man. i love your videos!!!!!!
Thanks Chuck. This was way more concise than anything I have studied on nmap! So far this year i have completed the security+ and Linux essentials exams. Decided network security isn't my thing but I really enjoy working with Linux!
Hands down one of the best vids. Clear, clean, and concise. This vid could’ve easily been over 30 minutes but you were able to crunch it to 17 minutes not wasting any time. Plus dope editing. Kudos man 👏🏼
You are one of the best "explainers" on UA-cam. The success of a tech channel is never about how many people who already know something walked away with more, but people who know next to nothing walking away with something, simply because, the latter is so much harder to achieve. You have done just that. Great Channel. Subscribed.
im in a cybersecurity degree program... couldn't understand this based off the material, thanks! THIS will help me pass my assignment lol appreciate it
Bro, I really appreciate this video. It has re-ignited my passions for Pen testing and helped me regain focus on my end goals which I lost sight of. Please, keep them coming.
I love how genius and motivating your videos are just because of the way you are presenting the content. Security may be a boring topic but combining it with the hacking path makes it so much more interesting. Keep it up!
I like how you teach things in an entertaining way. Normally a formal training in IT like this is so boring :) But with your energy, it is so engaging. Very nice!
bro just recently found your page and I'm hooked. im a stay at home dad and I been getting interested in ethical hacking lately and have been messing around with nmap thanks to your videos here.
I wanted to continue my high school CCNA education 14 years ago while still in High School but my financial situation did not allow me to do so. Back in those days there was no Twitter or Facebook - now the internet rules. Brings me back to the good old days - some things in code never change. I hope that I will be able to continue my education in the future with videos like this and other means. Thanks
I'm a Computer Engineer from RUET, Bangladesh. I wish if we had such a great and experienced teacher like you in our university then the study would have been very pleasant and enjoyable 🎉
This was a killer video, I am half way through getting my cyber-security and networking degree at MHCC, I am 40 yrs old and starting from scratch career wise. Thank you for providing such relatable and understandable content! I need all the help I can get.
I started with watching your videos and this being one of the first. Then I stopped because I found interest in something else. To going to college for Computer Networking and now watching your videos again. I stayed subbed though. Still amazing content!!
This is the best channel about IT that I've seen! The way you explain (with graphics), the way you talk (clear, as if we were all complete beginners) is just perfect! Please NEVER quit!
Just finished learning about Nmap in my week 2 class in college this expanded on it and its crazy how easy it is to find so much information on networks great video keep it up!
- For ping scan (no port scan), -sn is recommended to be used instead of -sP - If you are using -sT, there is no need to use sudo. You need sudo if you are using -sS
it is first time for to watch Nmap tutorial and I completely understand and focused thank you for your vid I hope you continue provides videos like this that help the beginners
Hope this finds someone who needs it: I'm a veteran and I'm in a cybersec boot-camp right now. It is so bad and they just shovel you through. Don't be like me, start here instead and actually understand Vs. trying to just pass some cert. After the first two videos of this series I used the promo code for ITProTV and JFC is it worth it. I'm letting the zoom class do their own thing (Avoid Intellectual Point in Virginia for too many reasons to list here.) While I'm using this awesome resource and Chuck. I've got 10 days to get ready for my exam. Ready set go. Thanks Chuck.
I am like a returning child to Linux. Years ago I did big-hardware Unix admin and minimal coding. I forgot it all, so this is a lot of fun for me. Thanks. Everything I remember is a spark
Works a lot better then the net discover tool. What I have noticed scanning networks is that there a lot of ports open on the printers. When I was a printer tech once a month we had to take a meter reading on the printers (page count). So the first month I simply wrote down the IP addresses and the locations and would be able to get meter readings on 75% of the printers by plugging my laptop into the network and simply typed in the network address. The other 25% of the printers were USB printers so had to get the readings manually.
Love how this channel has been progressing. Im heading down a similar rabbit hole which started from networking and telecommunications. Keep em coming!
Im just starting out the whole thing, and got stuck with understanding nmap (got the concept but somehow got mixed) watching your video totally made things make more sense- thank you!!
Ctrl+L doesn't clear the screen, only positions your prompt at the top of the screen, so if you scroll up, you'll end up with the same cluttered text of which you were trying to get rid. "clear" command on the other hand properly clears the text from your terminal
Chuck just explained in 5 mins what my teacher explained in 1 hour and 20 pdfs tcp syn goes syn ack comes back and ack goes saved succesfully into core memorie
Oh the reddit guys just went crazy when you said "You need to learn hacking" you should have taken a big sip of coffee right after saying that lol. Keep doing these videos Chuck thanks so much
Probably the best nmap tutrial Eve had.. thankyou. Network chuck kindly do more such video .. it is very helpful for learners like us to upgrade our skill in cybersecurity.
for all the people who think that if you usd the -sS the system will 100% wont catch you its false(not true), systems today are advanced and a good firewall will catch you.
The explanation of TCP was very good and simple 🙂. I learned all the protocols and the other basic network stuff in school last year in my apprenticeship. The rest of the video is also very nice!
Showing what this looks like on both ends of the interaction was PERFECT. Thank you for making these videos, I've only recently discovered your content, and you've taught me a lot
I ... love ... the ... video Not only because of the tool Nmap that i'm study right now but because it is one of the best video that i have saw since ever. I enjoyed watching your video thank you very much an continue doing good stuffs like this.
I’ve learned a ton from your videos brother… thank you! I honestly got lost after the first 10 min of the videos. I did however just setup my first PFSense firewall thanks to you and I’m on video no. 3 of the CCNA. Hopefully I’ll be able to look back at these videos and say “that’s some easy $hit, I got this.” (Cracking my fingers). Thanks again brother.
CLARIFICATION : As Chuck said, Stealthy TCP handshake isn't stealthy no more. Any good IDS will definitely lookout for nmap based scanning, and if they see a TCP handshake not being completely made, red flags will go up. Not necessary to worry about if you do pentesting or bug bounties, but this might be helpful in other red team vs blue team competitions.
Thanks for the clarification. If you are searching for bug bounty’s on random companies, isn’t it illegal to run these Nmap scripts without permission?
Thank you for your videos! You're re-sparking my passion for networking relating computing and will probably have me take a certification in the next months! The standard of your videos is truly insane. Top-notch sound & video, engaging environment, entertainment... you hit every nail perfectly according to me. I really appreciate the effort you clearly put into your channel and most of all these tutorials. Keep up the good work, may good things be on your way! Constructive criticism: The hacking part of the intro is a bit over the top i.e. a second or two too long, otherwise it's an amazing piece of work. I really like the aesthetics, it's just going on for a bit too long :)
@@Henchman0077 the more you watch him the more familiar you get. But yeah, he could do with explaining what each tool he uses is, what it does and how it works.
I don't know if you still read comments, especially for older vids... but I found your channel about a year or more ago. Was a mechanical engineer major (recently graduated), with a bit emphasis on programming when I found you. I found your channel by looking up some Python guides. I've been looking to do more raspberry pi projects and you seem to never run out of them. Will def give this a try, along with the other ones you've done on networking. Thank you so much and appreciate all the hard work you've put in!
Just a reminder to everyone learning cybersec and IT: college is expensive, boring, and gives you a degree. Our man Chuck, however, is free, hilarious, and gives you what you actually need to use tools effectively.
Networkchuck I can't thank you enough. I'm 40 yrs old and decided I couldn't take a 17th year as a retail manger. Left my career not knowing were I was headed. somehow I found David Bombal and your channel here on UA-cam. I signed up at INE.com to become a pen-tester awsome course learn a lot. I ran into a slight issue along the way I don't know shit about computers lol no background and don't know anyone in the industry. So when I get stuck or don't completely understand I used to be on my own. Wanted to try hack the box and saw nmap right away. My next course is nmap . I knew I was stuck without thinking I came directly to see what Networkchuck had for answers . As always exactly what I needed and some extra . my learning routine everyday now consists of INE.com courses and 1 hr of Networkchuck/David covering that same info. THANK YOU !
Amazing how you mix sense of humour with tech. Chuck All the best you do fantastic job❤ Very nice to listen and watch ! For someone who was green In all of this you become for me and others kind of "Mentor" 😅
Learn Nmap to find Network Vulnerabilities...take it to the next level with ITProTV (30% OFF): bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link)
0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:13 ⏩ Nmap port scanning
3:36 ⏩ how TCP scanning works
5:10 ⏩ Nmap STEALTH mode
7:24 ⏩ analyzing with wireshark
8:52 ⏩ Detect operating systems
9:54 ⏩ AGGRESSIVE mode
11:38 ⏩ use a DECOY
12:51 ⏩ use Nmap scripts
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Very helpful about the things I don't know about NMAP
Can you please do a CCNP course?
nmap: unrecognized option '--scripts'
See the output of nmap -h for a summary of options.
@@dappshow3094 he has fixed it a few seconds after... --script (singular)
where do i get NMAP
You just dropped the hammer on your haters! This nmap tutorial is a work of art. I have watched other IT video training courses and they are boring. You definitely make learning IT fun and exciting. I can't wait for your next tutorial.
Thanks Steven! This comment really helps!
exactly my thoughts Steven!!! thanks for the most beautiful IT videos ever made!
This is so true. Maybe sometimes we think that only games content creator can be interesting, but actually Chuck Does an amazing job for us to enjoy his teaching/information. So Valuable.
I agree he is the best
i agree
this guy is the best! He uses fun and straight talk , he knows how to go to work and talk. Not like many youtubers, too much talk, boring talk and nothing to make you learn!
MORE HACKING CONTENT LIKE THAT - PLEASE !!!
the detailed from low to high level explanation, the reference to other knowledge sources and countless demonstrations is what makes this channel so good!
Thank you Alon!
Do you promise to be Ethical?
@@KameraShy Notice how he never answered?
hahahahahaha!
😂😂😂
@@KameraShy wink wink
Man, I haven't been able to stop watching your stuff for weeks now. Been an automotive tech for two decades and have recently been hacked numerous times which led me to an interest in learning it and offensive security. Thank you for helping make the journey a little less daunting and a lot more fun than I thought it would be.
How was your experience? Is it worth?
I really like this guy, He is one of the few IT UA-camrs who make things look easy and achievable, He is humble and down to earth, he deserves every penny he's making from these videos and even more.
Thank you for your kind words Hichem!
@@NetworkChuck don't thank me, I thank you, you motivate people to change their lives and be better.
I have been working in a service desk for two years and I'm studying for the Comptia sec+ first then I will study for the OSCP, let's see who gets it first 👍
You're doing a better job explaining all of this than 3 years worth of professors going for a cyber security degree. Thank you for taking the time to make this content!
Had you seen this video before those 3 years ago, you would have probably said, "What is chuck talking about!!!?". Those 3 years definitely made your life easier in understanding Chuck in 15 min now.
I'm getting my Masters in cybersecurity and I can agree with this!
@@a.newman8299 I have no college degree and I fully understand what he said rather quickly. Though I am familiar with TCP/IP/syn floods, all this stuff he just taught was new to me except the command nmap. I am new to Linux as well. So I believe Chuck is the best. Though I haven't been to that many IT channels, from what I read, Chuck is the best.
Meanwhile my network engineering professor is having me reference his videos for assignments occasionally lol
Loving the start to this new series Chuck!
Start?? More like he’s been in security for years
that intro❤️
I've never seen anyone make IT videos so informative and constructive while maintaining such a high level of entertainment and fun.
Great job, it's such a pleasure watching through all your videos!
It's just so refreshing to watch a tutorial that gets straight to the subject and is presented so efficiently you feel like you've studied for hours instead of minutes. One of the very few channels of any kind I subscribe to. Thanks a lot for the great content. Cute kid too
word man
I usually hate youtube content creators but your videos are quick, informative, and fun to watch. Thank you for the knowledge.
I am taking my CCNA tomorrow .Your past videos on how old is too old for ccna and other motivational videos gave me a real boost to study for this exam. I learned a lot from your automation course at cbt nuggets and I hope you keep doing what you are doing. Thank you and God bless
Good luck ✊🏿✊🏿
Just passed with a 897 . Thank you so much chuck !!!
@@robertgeorge5020 LES GOOOO
@Naughty nature Records honestly, you're never too old. A friend of mine teaches IT at a university and he recently told me there was a guy in his class who was in his 50s, who had no prior training in IT, and just passed his CCNA. IT (and hacking) is not age restricted!!
I very rarely comment. But man, you just gave an epic demonstration of HOW to do it very straightforward. Here in college we just did all theorically and I gained NOTHING in knowledge in doing that. I really hope you continue doing this. Your video editing is top notch too. I can’t imagine how much work you put into it in order to make such high quality products
Question, when chuck says “it is probably a web server if it is open” what does that mean?
@@Garfield-bd2ki I do not remember which part of the video he says so. Given the context I think that you are referring to the fact that If a host has port 80 open It means that It is probably a Web Server since port 80 It is used to receive HTTP requests
@@ghostvillage1 Yes, thank you :/ this is so confusing how did you learn all of this? I mean i like the way chuck explains but I am just still confused.
@@Garfield-bd2ki chuck does go pretty fast, looking elsewhere for detailed explanations would be better when you're a beginner. There's a lot of good courses out there that are designed strictly for beginners
Hi Chuck, I enjoy your content and the way you present it.
I do have some experience with nmap myself.
What I'd like to add for people who are interested is, that you still can scan hosts which seem (!) to be down. A default nmap scan will do a quick icmp (ping) scan against the host. If there is no response, it will assume that the host is down and don't even start any further scans.
However, a lot of servers are configured to not react to any icmp calls, but are still up.
So use the switch "-Pn" in addition. It will treat the host as if it is up and do the scans anyway.
If you still run into a lot of errors, the host might be down for real or you are blocked by a firewall.
Cheers
Fantastic insight! Thank you!
I was about to add that in but didn’t want to make the video too long. But you’ve got it covered here :)
-Pn (ping sweep) 😁
@@oryan404 unfortunately this is incorrect - in the man or docu, it is stated that "-Pn" will skip host discovery. Therefore not a ping sweep.
I had to google it myself - according the nmap-docu the switch "-sn" is commonly reffered to as "ping sweep".
Hope I could help with that info :)
@@TC-nl1vq you're right, -Pn is for banner grabbing. Been a minute since I looked into my material...lol
很好，很认真。
I know this is from 4 years ago and I am just now getting around to it, however, I got my Bachelors in Cyber Security and I am currently working towards a job in the field as well as building my skills to be a hacker at some point, this video is the type of stuff I look for when learning and I love coming over here for some tips or refreshers from time to time as it helps me keep my knowledge up as I am job hunting and skill hunting.
"Who wants to sit here and ping two hundred and fifty four hosts? Not this guy!"
Man you killed me!!!! LOOOOOOOOL
You really crazy man. i love your videos!!!!!!
@15:25 a quick piece of suggestion for everyone, -T4 seems to work like a charm all the times, at least in my practical & professional opinion.
Thanks Chuck. This was way more concise than anything I have studied on nmap! So far this year i have completed the security+ and Linux essentials exams. Decided network security isn't my thing but I really enjoy working with Linux!
Thank you! Congrats on completing Linux+ and security+, that’s awesome!
Linux is crazy fun, keep going!
Hands down one of the best vids. Clear, clean, and concise. This vid could’ve easily been over 30 minutes but you were able to crunch it to 17 minutes not wasting any time. Plus dope editing. Kudos man 👏🏼
You are one of the best "explainers" on UA-cam. The success of a tech channel is never about how many people who already know something walked away with more, but people who know next to nothing walking away with something, simply because, the latter is so much harder to achieve.
You have done just that. Great Channel. Subscribed.
im in a cybersecurity degree program... couldn't understand this based off the material, thanks! THIS will help me pass my assignment lol appreciate it
Bro, I really appreciate this video. It has re-ignited my passions for Pen testing and helped me regain focus on my end goals which I lost sight of. Please, keep them coming.
friend i want fb hack
I love how genius and motivating your videos are just because of the way you are presenting the content. Security may be a boring topic but combining it with the hacking path makes it so much more interesting. Keep it up!
I like how you teach things in an entertaining way. Normally a formal training in IT like this is so boring :) But with your energy, it is so engaging. Very nice!
bro just recently found your page and I'm hooked. im a stay at home dad and I been getting interested in ethical hacking lately and have been messing around with nmap thanks to your videos here.
I wanted to continue my high school CCNA education 14 years ago while still in High School
but my financial situation did not allow me to do so. Back in those days there was no Twitter or Facebook - now the internet rules. Brings me back to the good old days - some things in code never change.
I hope that I will be able to continue my education in the future with videos like this and other means.
Thanks
I'm a Computer Engineer from RUET, Bangladesh. I wish if we had such a great and experienced teacher like you in our university then the study would have been very pleasant and enjoyable 🎉
it is not possible in bangla
This was a killer video, I am half way through getting my cyber-security and networking degree at MHCC, I am 40 yrs old and starting from scratch career wise. Thank you for providing such relatable and understandable content! I need all the help I can get.
Chandar I currently train and educate my clients on cybersecurity basics. I'll be happy to answer any of your questions.
@@EveningLightDesigns yo
I started with watching your videos and this being one of the first. Then I stopped because I found interest in something else. To going to college for Computer Networking and now watching your videos again. I stayed subbed though. Still amazing content!!
This is the best channel about IT that I've seen! The way you explain (with graphics), the way you talk (clear, as if we were all complete beginners) is just perfect! Please NEVER quit!
wow, the way you just describe the things as if the other person doesn't know anything about pentesting at all is just so nice, keep the good work up
Just finished learning about Nmap in my week 2 class in college this expanded on it and its crazy how easy it is to find so much information on networks great video keep it up!
I am using nmap for almost one year. But your video made me feel confident about using it next time. Thanks, bro.
- For ping scan (no port scan), -sn is recommended to be used instead of -sP
- If you are using -sT, there is no need to use sudo. You need sudo if you are using -sS
-sn is the newer version of it
ily
it is first time for to watch Nmap tutorial and I completely understand and focused
thank you for your vid
I hope you continue provides videos like this that help the beginners
I started learning cyber security in college a month ago but I was so bored until I found this video.
Be my friend
Hope this finds someone who needs it:
I'm a veteran and I'm in a cybersec boot-camp right now. It is so bad and they just shovel you through.
Don't be like me, start here instead and actually understand Vs. trying to just pass some cert.
After the first two videos of this series I used the promo code for ITProTV and JFC is it worth it.
I'm letting the zoom class do their own thing (Avoid Intellectual Point in Virginia for too many reasons to list here.)
While I'm using this awesome resource and Chuck.
I've got 10 days to get ready for my exam. Ready set go.
Thanks Chuck.
Love this new hacking series! Love the details on the fundamentals and actually analyzing what you are typing and observing.
I am like a returning child to Linux. Years ago I did big-hardware Unix admin and minimal coding. I forgot it all, so this is a lot of fun for me. Thanks. Everything I remember is a spark
What a coincidence! Was just learning about nmap today in my sec. foundation class
Not a coincidence, Google is watching you !
Works a lot better then the net discover tool. What I have noticed scanning networks is that there a lot of ports open on the printers. When I was a printer tech once a month we had to take a meter reading on the printers (page count). So the first month I simply wrote down the IP addresses and the locations and would be able to get meter readings on 75% of the printers by plugging my laptop into the network and simply typed in the network address. The other 25% of the printers were USB printers so had to get the readings manually.
Keep these kinds of videos coming, Chuck! Love adding some technical material to the channel.
I just discovered this Channel! This is a GODSEND when studying for the CEH.
Love how this channel has been progressing. Im heading down a similar rabbit hole which started from networking and telecommunications. Keep em coming!
i want fb account hack plzz help meq
This isn't an instantaneous process for most people, but this is extraordinarily helpful. Love ya!
oh my god... you actually made me hooked into penetration testing for once with this tutorial, i've been circling around the topic for almost a year.
hlo mujy 1 id hack krwani hy plzzz help me🥰😭
You teach 12 weeks school subject in 17 mins. Thanks so much 🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for this,
I'm trying to learn about this and this just gave me a good overview :D
Im just starting out the whole thing, and got stuck with understanding nmap (got the concept but somehow got mixed) watching your video totally made things make more sense- thank you!!
Nobody:
Chuck: "My ports wide open!!"
Ngl, my boss told me to find the vulnerabilities in the network and Im a begginer on this, you saved my day 😂
This was fun!! Didn’t know
nmap Does half opens pretty neat.
Hey Chuck, my OS is now Linux because you make me want to use it. and i love it so thanks for all the amazing contet you are doing!!!
I loved this, engaging, energetic, content rich & no waffling. Love the passion & excitement!!
Chucks video are always a supplement to my training and certifications! Best tutorials on youtube hands down
Great video Chuck! Next level editing and quality
Thanks Ryan! Good to hear from you.
Valeu!
You can press Ctrl+L to clear your terminal instead of having to type 'clear'
Ctrl+L doesn't clear the screen, only positions your prompt at the top of the screen, so if you scroll up, you'll end up with the same cluttered text of which you were trying to get rid. "clear" command on the other hand properly clears the text from your terminal
been on linux for many years...im all about quick keys..actually never even caught that until you mentioned it. THANKS DUDE
Chuck just explained in 5 mins what my teacher explained in 1 hour and 20 pdfs tcp syn goes syn ack comes back and ack goes saved succesfully into core memorie
Oh the reddit guys just went crazy when you said "You need to learn hacking" you should have taken a big sip of coffee right after saying that lol. Keep doing these videos Chuck thanks so much
That hate keeps @NetworkChuck warm at night.
Great tutorial and presentation
He should've said, 'You need to learn hacking, RIGHT NOW!"
hacking or cracking ?
Probably the best nmap tutrial Eve had.. thankyou. Network chuck kindly do more such video .. it is very helpful for learners like us to upgrade our skill in cybersecurity.
for all the people who think that if you usd the -sS the system will 100% wont catch you its false(not true), systems today are advanced and a good firewall will catch you.
Hey, dont normally comment on vids, but really like your, very clear, great examples, and love learning new tech and code
The explanation of TCP was very good and simple 🙂. I learned all the protocols and the other basic network stuff in school last year in my apprenticeship. The rest of the video is also very nice!
Showing what this looks like on both ends of the interaction was PERFECT. Thank you for making these videos, I've only recently discovered your content, and you've taught me a lot
Love nmap. Stunning piece of software.
I ... love ... the ... video
Not only because of the tool Nmap that i'm study right now but because it is one of the best video that i have saw since ever. I enjoyed watching your video thank you very much an continue doing good stuffs like this.
Can't stay focused on hacking when there's such an amazing beard on the corner of the screen :D
weirdo
I’ve learned a ton from your videos brother… thank you! I honestly got lost after the first 10 min of the videos. I did however just setup my first PFSense firewall thanks to you and I’m on video no. 3 of the CCNA. Hopefully I’ll be able to look back at these videos and say “that’s some easy $hit, I got this.” (Cracking my fingers). Thanks again brother.
CLARIFICATION : As Chuck said, Stealthy TCP handshake isn't stealthy no more. Any good IDS will definitely lookout for nmap based scanning, and if they see a TCP handshake not being completely made, red flags will go up. Not necessary to worry about if you do pentesting or bug bounties, but this might be helpful in other red team vs blue team competitions.
Thanks for the clarification. If you are searching for bug bounty’s on random companies, isn’t it illegal to run these Nmap scripts without permission?
One thing that makes Network Chuck totally Unique is its hardwork to create so unique and crazy attractive Thumbnails 🔥
Thank you for your videos! You're re-sparking my passion for networking relating computing and will probably have me take a certification in the next months!
The standard of your videos is truly insane. Top-notch sound & video, engaging environment, entertainment... you hit every nail perfectly according to me.
I really appreciate the effort you clearly put into your channel and most of all these tutorials. Keep up the good work, may good things be on your way!
Constructive criticism: The hacking part of the intro is a bit over the top i.e. a second or two too long, otherwise it's an amazing piece of work. I really like the aesthetics, it's just going on for a bit too long :)
TCP - Transmission Control Protocol not Transport Control Protocol.
Thanks brother.. appreciate it💝
transmission and transport are still kind of the same thing
This is the best tech related channel on UA-cam!
how do i know wahts my network id
Ip a s
The way you explain is commendable. Video is completed just the way nmap showing results in seconds 🔥
Just remember, everything covered in this video (Including the "stealth" scan) can be picked up by IDS. Nmap is noisy as hell.
then what do u recommend using?
I had to subscribe after 5 mins into this vid. Great content and much appreciated for your efforts mate.
0:32 N-n-network Pug
Think I just found my fav UA-cam teacher haha. I'm just beginning my journey but you have kept my attention ,whereas others don't. Thank you
Some viewers may appreciate John Hammond’s try hack me videos
The problem is that John assumes you know some of the stuff that our big bearded Chuck shows us more detail on
@@Henchman0077 the more you watch him the more familiar you get. But yeah, he could do with explaining what each tool he uses is, what it does and how it works.
For someone who didnt came from any network world you helped me alot! thank you!
heh I crashed my router doing the vuln scan
Whoops
what brand and model you got?
@@mydevices768 ea6400
@@DaveSomething gotcha information lul
@@herhe1864 that's nice...
Sir, I am just getting interested in these topics now a days and your videos just clears the topics like crystal... Thank you sir. Love from India ❤🎉
llul imagine doing this in school and realizing that every 1000 ports are closed
Firewall
maaaaaaaaaan i love the way Chuck explains stuff like this
Make Viedo About Wireshark too
I Wanna Do Some Man IN Middle Attacks
I very much enjoyed your video Thank You, Scanning and Enumeration is exactly what I'm studying for my CEH certification.
Discord gang wya?
Yoyo
@@carsonanderson1107 Wass Ur discord @?
@@Karan-xt5bs iWR2#4255
This man right here. No one else can explain this stuff better. Cudos
simply the best tutorial I have come across! I will subscribe
Chuck … your delivery is A1 👍 love it … content, pace and depth is easily digested ! keep it up mate .. regards from Adelaide Australia 🙏
I don't know if you still read comments, especially for older vids... but I found your channel about a year or more ago. Was a mechanical engineer major (recently graduated), with a bit emphasis on programming when I found you. I found your channel by looking up some Python guides. I've been looking to do more raspberry pi projects and you seem to never run out of them. Will def give this a try, along with the other ones you've done on networking. Thank you so much and appreciate all the hard work you've put in!
Just a reminder to everyone learning cybersec and IT: college is expensive, boring, and gives you a degree. Our man Chuck, however, is free, hilarious, and gives you what you actually need to use tools effectively.
Bro...... your tutorials are so more engaging than anything on udemy
What a legend! Taught me more in 17 mins than my lecturer did in a month.
Networkchuck I can't thank you enough. I'm 40 yrs old and decided I couldn't take a 17th year as a retail manger. Left my career not knowing were I was headed. somehow I found David Bombal and your channel here on UA-cam. I signed up at INE.com to become a pen-tester awsome course learn a lot. I ran into a slight issue along the way I don't know shit about computers lol no background and don't know anyone in the industry. So when I get stuck or don't completely understand I used to be on my own. Wanted to try hack the box and saw nmap right away. My next course is nmap . I knew I was stuck without thinking I came directly to see what Networkchuck had for answers . As always exactly what I needed and some extra . my learning routine everyday now consists of INE.com courses and 1 hr of Networkchuck/David covering that same info. THANK YOU !
Amazing how you mix sense of humour with tech. Chuck All the best you do fantastic job❤ Very nice to listen and watch ! For someone who was green In all of this you become for me and others kind of "Mentor" 😅
High quality content as always! thanks Chuck!
NetworkChuck is the best teacher on youtube, Thank you for this amazing video on nmap basics.