Alter that MSSQLscanner script to prompt the user for a starting and ending IP address and the port to search for. Then filter out all the IP addres where those ports are closed and display only those that are open.

I am using SwaggerHub to document api endpoints for a web application. The problem is my web app uses firebase authentication, therefore it hadels the login and register apis. How can I include login and register in swaggerHub without a path?

Match the packets to the correct sequence of actions *PSH,ACK *SYN *RIN,RST *ACK,SYN *FIN *RST *ACK   1. server responds = 2. client requests connection to the server = 3. client responds =

Given the following IPv6 address 2ABCD:0000:0000:0000:00B7:0000:0000:00C6 rewrite it in its shortest possible format?

Given the following Snort rule alert tcp $EXTERNAL_NET any -> $HOME_NET any (msg:"SCAN SYN FIN";flags:SF; reference: arachnids,198; classtype:attempted- recon; sid:624; rev:1;) Question: If we were to re-define the above rule for packets coming from the EXTERNAL_NET using ports 20 through 25 (ftp through smtp), other than using the option key word or field 'any, how can we rewrite this rule? (Note: the rule must syntactically be correct so that Snort doesn't complain about incorrect rule.) Your Answer:

Using the photo provided, what are the following answers MAC Destination Address:MAC Source Address:MAC Type (Length):IP Version #:IP Header Length:IP Type of Service:IP Total Length:IP Identification:IP Fragment Flag|Offset:IP Time-to-live:IP Next Protocol:IP Header Checksum:IP Source address:IP Destination address:TCP source port:TCP destination port:TCP Sequence number:TCP Acknowledgement number:TCP Window size:TCP Checksum:

You have just configured a DNS server.  Your security team mandates that you cannot use the root hint servers for external lookups.  Instead, all external lookups must go through the OpenDNS servers 208.67.220.220 and 208.67.222.222.  What mechanism in the DNS server setup lets you specify a specific DNS server to query for external lookups ?

Computer Science Using a for loop, create a ping sweep that records all the IPv4 addresses on your home subnet. You may not use nmap in your code. This is supposed to be a bash script btw.

Ann is a CSULA student trying to access (https://www.calstatela.edu) from the campus library. Her request must use Domain Name System (DNS) resolution to translate the name (https://www.calstatela.edu) to an IP address. Assume that CSULA DNS name resolution uses iterated queries and her request first goes to the CSULA local DNS server shown in the figure. In the following picture: 1. Fill in the blanks to show all the servers in the DNS hierarchy this request must be sent to, starting from and including the root DNS server. 2. Draw arrows with sequence numbers showing the steps in the DNS resolution. The first and the last step in DNS resolution are shown in the figure.

Create a Snort rule that looks for 'msn.com' in an HTTP cookie value. Test the rule and enter the token.