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How to scan network for open ports with Netcat | Simple port scanner

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How to scan network for open ports with Netcat | Simple port scanner

4,901 views July 26, 2020 2:40

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There are those times in life when you need to scan a system for open ports, but you either don't have access to, or are restricted from installing a tool like Nmap. Not to worry if you have Netcat installed in a Linux environment it can give you the ability to perform a simple port scan with a little help from the Bash shell. In this video, Daniel will show you how to scan network for open ports with Netcat.

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ITProTV published this 2:40 video tutorial on July 26, 2020. It has been watched 4,901 times on YouTube.

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