Network Scanning - TCP Flags & TCP 3-Way Handshake

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In this video, I explain the importance of network scanning in penetration testing, TCP flags, and the process of the TCP 3-way handshake. Scanning is typically conducted after extensive passive reconnaissance has been conducted on the target. The objective is to identify active targets and potential access vectors in the form of ports and services.
This stage does not involve any exploitation or gaining of access, rather, it is focused on building a profile of the target based on information like OS version, service versions, and any misconfigurations in the stack.


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