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Home » Technical » Computing » nmap quick guide
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nmap quick guide

by William Rendell|Published January 17, 2022

nmap -sT targetIP/hostname

nmap –script vuln targetIP/hostname

-O trys to identify Operating System, example nmap -sT -O targetIP/hostnam

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