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And now my friends it's lab time. It's just a jump to the left.

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Please try to perform these steps in your lab environment.

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First, go to your Nessus web interface. Create a new scan policy see and modify the options as much as

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you can.

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Choose destinations, try to get a text file as the destination hosts list.

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Start the scan and analyze the results.

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So you've made it to the end of the Course, but before you run out testing every single network you can

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find.

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Let's remember what we learned in this course.

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Firstly we learned how to prepare the lab environment how to download and set up Metasploitable 2 to compromise.

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Scan types passive scans and active scans. Perform some passive scans using Wireshark and ARP tables.

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The fundamentals of the TCP/IP family were the basics of TCP and UDP protocols. Active scan in detail

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using Nmap.

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The most important Nmap scan types:  No port scan also known as -SAY IT WITH ME- Ping scan. SYN scan,

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TCP scan and UDP scan. Comparison of the SYN scan and the TCP scan.

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What about the details of Port scanning.

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We also learned about the service and the version detection and why that's important.

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And how to detect the operating system of a host.

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The details of input and output management in Nmap. Nmap scripting engine or NSE performing scripts.

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Some important scripts and timing in Nmap scans.

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We also learned about bypassing IDS and IPS devices.

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And remember some of the other and Nmap scans, NULL scan, FIN scan, XMAS scan,  ACK scan, Idle scan.

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We also went into the definition of vulnerability and then scanning vulnerabilities with Nessus.

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We went over how to download install and run Nessus on Kali and how to perform a Nessus vulnerability

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scan and export the result reports.
And that about does it for me.

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I really hope you enjoy the course and I hope to see you in another cybersecurity course.

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Till then stay safe.

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My friends.