Scanning the network for open ports.

 Exploring My Network with Nmap

A couple of days ago, I used a tool called Wifite to crack the Wi-Fi password for my wireless access point. Today, I’m diving deeper into my network using a few commands.

First, I executed the following command to scan for open ports:

bash

sudo nmap -p 22,80,443 192.168.8.1/24

This command revealed open ports on several IP addresses within my network:

192.168.8.1 – GL Technologies

Port 22: SSH

Port 80: HTTP

192.168.8.178 – Raspberry Pi

Port 22: SSH

Port 80: HTTP

When I attempted to connect to 192.168.8.178, I encountered a website titled "McCabe Cousins."

Next, I ran a more comprehensive scan with the command:

bash

sudo nmap -p 1-65535 192.168.8.178

This scan provided a list of open ports:

Port 22

Port 23

Port 80

Port 9000

Port 32967

Interestingly, it seems there is a game called Zork running on port 23! Additionally, I found that Portainer.io is active on port 9000, and a File Browser service is running on port 32967.

Stay tuned as I continue to explore my network and uncover more insights! Feel free to adjust any part of the text to better fit your style or preferences!

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