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  1. Here are the directions I have followed to a T I located c:\Program Files\Nmap\Scripts I copy and pasted it in the scripts folder nmap --script-updatedb I then ran it --script <scriptname> And this is what I get>>> Starting Nmap 7.70 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2019-02-08 10:48 Eastern Standard Time NSE: failed to initialize the script engine: C:\Program Files (x86)\Nmap/nse_main.lua:823: '--vulners' did not match a category, filename, or directory stack traceback: [C]: in function 'error' C:\Program Files (x86)\Nmap/nse_main.lua:823: in local 'get_chosen_scripts' C:\Program Files (x86)\Nmap/nse_main.lua:1315: in main chunk [C]: in ? QUITTING! I repeated this process a couple of times with the same result. What did I do wrong?
  2. Well you have provided some good info. Doing a bit more research. Thanks
  3. It's something a next door neighbor and I are playing with. We have set up a machine and excluded anything like high orbit ion cannon type tools and are going to see what we can do to those machines. May get an isp complaint.
  4. If not using smb-flood.nse, does nmap have a single command for flooding a machine over nat? Would I be better off using another tool like hping3 or something else?
  5. I can spoof the mac (-e) correct?
  6. What about a zombie. Since I will not be expecting anything to return to me anyways. My thinking is .... if I want to flood an ip then zombie an ip then the flood should not be able to be traced back to me. Would this be safer than spoofing or is it about the same?
  7. Can you spoof or zombie an ip using smb-flood.nse in nmap.
  8. Yes and I thank you all very much. This thread I suppose is done. I have been playing with nmap like crazy and I am picking it up pretty well although I am sure I will have more questions but maybe now I can browse more and be of some help to some others.
  9. Yes, if I post 4 times then on the 5th I do not have the "Reply To This Post" and it includes private messages also.
  10. I have used nmap off and on but was moving in a different direction so I only played with it. Till now anyways. This may be my last posting allowed so I was wondering how long the limit lasts.
  11. So your saying using the .txt with the range like (example 24.235.100.000/200.000 or like this 24.235.100.000- 24.235.200.000) and it will scan through. I am using a program I wrote years ago to perform the search for open ports between ranges and then exporting to a file for nmap to scan to see which ones are able to be logged into. Way back when I wrote the program there wasn't anything around that did what I wanted it to do. So if I can use nmap to perform everything then that is what I would like to do.
  12. Since I only get 4 posts per day right now I am gonna use this to cram a good bit in. digip, I am the opposite of your daughter my birth name is Quinnifer but I am called Quinn. Quinn in my mothers maiden name and she is related to Anthony Quinn. My mothers first name is Jennifer so she carried her maiden name over with her name thus I am named Quinnifer. digininja, using your nmap -iL <list of IPs> -p 21 -oA ftp_test --script ftp-anon I couldn't get to work. I played around a bit though and found that this worked nmap -p21 --script ftp-anon -iL c:\<ip's>.txt If I may add to the original question. Using my nmap -p21 --script ftp-anon -iL c:\<ip's>.txt can I change it some and have nmap scan a range of ip's and then I can do away with my program I wrote years ago and use nmap for the whole thing. Right now I am using my old program to scan a range of ip's then exporting a list to a .txt file and then having nmap scan that list of IP's for open ftp's. The process is lengthy. When I start my new job I will be working from home but nmap proficiency is required, so I am trying to cram in more to what I know and hate wasted steps. I also want to thank you for your assistance thus far.
  13. I made a mistake with that question. I meant ports.
  14. My eyes are buggin here. Correct me if I am wrong which I may be, but this cannot be modified to can more ip's can it. To do more IP's would require a .cvs file or something? I also didn't realize there was a script for this. I knew I needed some brushing up on nmap but I may need more than I thought.
  15. Brushing up on my auditing skills because in a couple of months I start a new job where my main responsibility will be auditing large blocks of ftp for an isp.
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