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Oct 27, 2026
PP132: What the Death Star Can Teach Us About OT Security
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20:53John BurnsGUEST
And those are available for free on Wireshark, I think provides a ton of ICS PCAPs nowadays that you can go look at that data on.
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21:00Jennifer JabushHOST
And there's even, I think, Nmap has a set of OT-appropriate...
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21:05John BurnsGUEST
Nessus even has some scanning libraries you can load in.
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21:09John BurnsGUEST
That's what I used when I was at Shell.
PP132: What the Death Star Can Teach Us About OT Security
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20:53John BurnsGUEST
And those are available for free on Wireshark, I think provides a ton of ICS PCAPs nowadays that you can go look at that data on.
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21:00Jennifer JabushHOST
And there's even, I think, Nmap has a set of OT-appropriate...
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21:05John BurnsGUEST
Nessus even has some scanning libraries you can load in.
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21:09John BurnsGUEST
That's what I used when I was at Shell.
PP132: What the Death Star Can Teach Us About OT Security
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20:53John BurnsGUEST
And those are available for free on Wireshark, I think provides a ton of ICS PCAPs nowadays that you can go look at that data on.
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21:00Johna JohnsonHOST
And there's even, I think, Nmap has a set of OT-appropriate...
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21:05John BurnsGUEST
Nessus even has some scanning libraries you can load in.
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21:09John BurnsGUEST
That's what I used when I was at Shell.
Nmap Tutorial for Beginners: Network Scanning & Host Discovery Explained
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0:00Shweta KhariHOST
Hello everyone, welcome to the Nmap masterclass.
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0:02Shweta KhariHOST
So in this masterclass, we are going to start by understanding what Nmap is, how Nmap works and what algorithms it follow behind the scenes.
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0:11Shweta KhariHOST
So we'll cover everything from the fundamentals to advanced concept.
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0:15Shweta KhariHOST
So even if you are a beginner, so don't worry, we'll build everything step by step.
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0:19Shweta KhariHOST
But the most important thing we are going to learn is this, that whenever we perform scanning on a server, application, or any system using Nmap, there is always a chance that the blue team can detect our scanning activity.
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0:32Shweta KhariHOST
So, in a real-world environment, security team continuously monitor the network traffic.
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0:38Shweta KhariHOST
So if you are not careful, your scan can easily be identified.
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2:05Shweta KhariHOST
So as you can see, this is the official website of NMAP, which is nmap.org.
500 Blog Posts To Learn About Hackernoon Zh
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54:46Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
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54:46Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
The Ultimate Guide to Mastering NMAPAND Netcat Dive into Network Security with our guide on NMAP and Netcat.
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54:54Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
Learn their uses, commands, installation, troubleshooting, and ethical practices.
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54:59Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
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Mythos Hype vs. Reality: Why You Need an Agentic Harness
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32:29Johnny HandGUEST
I mean, it's as simple as it is.
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32:31Johnny HandGUEST
Nmap, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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32:33Johnny HandGUEST
Very powerful tool.
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32:34Johnny HandGUEST
Very, very powerful tool.
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32:35Johnny HandGUEST
In the old days, like, I'd spin up a box and let Nmap run.
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32:39Johnny HandGUEST
But then, you know, like... all of the firewalls got really good.
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32:42Johnny HandGUEST
It was like all of a sudden it ran for 12 hours.
#192 — AI Shut Off Its Watchdog, Then Lied!
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8:49speaker_1HOST
Normally.
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8:50speaker_1HOST
Um, so traditionally, a human hacker, like, runs, like, a mapping tool, like something like Nmap to, like, scan a network.
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8:58speaker_1HOST
Then they're, like, staring at these results to find, like, open ports or, you know, research a specific vulnerability, and then, you know, they write a script to exploit it.
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9:07Jess JessopHOST
It takes a lot of focus and a lot of time.
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9:09speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
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9:09speaker_1HOST
But this hacker delegated all of that.
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9:12speaker_1HOST
The AI agents were running Nmap, ingesting the data instantly, and then using browser automation tools like Playwright to test thousands of entry points without ever getting bored or needing to sleep.
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9:22Jess JessopHOST
The researcher estimated it cost about fifty dollars' worth of computing tokens per successful hack.
Chasing the White Rabbit with Jacob Krell
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7:26Jacob KrellGUEST
Doing the CTFs I think helped a lot because it was just kind of a practical application of the skills, and I would go through with write-ups.
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7:33Jacob KrellGUEST
0xDF had fantastic write-ups for every one of the boxes and, and shout out to him because he basically taught me my methodology just by going through a write-up a day on, uh, Hack The Box fishing and just getting that pounded in of, you know, start with an Nmap, WFuzz for virtual hosts, you know, and just kind of the order of, of how you can do things.
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7:54Jacob KrellGUEST
Then from there I just, I made write-ups and posted those on, onto Twitter, on, onto X.
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7:59Jacob KrellGUEST
And my current employer, Michael Bell, saw that and reached out to me and offered if I wanted to interview and then come work for him.
500 Blog Posts To Learn About Hackernoon Bn
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29:55Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
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29:55Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
The ultimate guide to mastering NMAPAND Netcat dive into network security with our guide on NMAP and Netcat.
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30:03Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
Learn their uses, commands, installation, troubleshooting, and ethical practices.
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30:09Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
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Your Developers Are Letting AI Answer Your Security Findings
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2:02Ahmad SadeddinGUEST
And it was like, just to date myself a little bit, it was like Ubuntu 6.4 was when I kind of started on that journey.
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2:09Ahmad SadeddinGUEST
And so, you know, playing around with Nmap and Wireshark and, you know, some of those, you know, still very relevant tools to today, you know, trying to do man in the middle attacks on my roommate, you know, having fun with it.
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2:24Ahmad SadeddinGUEST
playing around.
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2:25Ahmad SadeddinGUEST
And so I was always just kind of like a security geek, always kind of hacking things around, building things, got into software engineering.
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