The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced - Scanning with Zenmap

The video tutorial introduces Zenmap, a GUI for nmap, preinstalled on Kali Linux. It guides users on launching Zenmap, inputting IP addresses, and using various scan options. Advanced scanning techniques and interpreting scan results are covered, including OS detection. The tutorial concludes with a comparison between Zenmap and command-line nmap, encouraging further exploration of nmap's capabilities.

What is Zenmap primarily used for?

• A file manager

• A web browser

• A graphical user interface for Nmap

• A text editor

How do you input the target IP address in Zenmap?

• By uploading a file

• By typing it in the 'Target' field

• By using voice commands

• By selecting from a dropdown menu

What does the '-F' option in Zenmap do?

• Scans all available ports

• Scans the top 100 ports for faster results

• Scans only the first 10 ports

• Scans the top 1000 ports

Which option in Zenmap provides more detailed scan information?

• -S

• -T4

• -V

• -A

What is the purpose of the '-O' option in Zenmap?

• To scan for open ports

• To enable OS detection

• To increase scan speed

• To save scan results

What operating system was detected on the instructor's laptop using Zenmap?

• macOS

• Linux

• Windows 7

• Windows 10

What will be covered in the next tutorials after Zenmap?

• Advanced GUI design

• Command line interface options and script usage

• Web development basics

• Database management