Why would a penetration tester use the nmap -sF command?

IT Questions BankCategory: Ethical HackerWhy would a penetration tester use the nmap -sF command?

Why would a penetration tester use the nmap -sF command?

  • when a TCP SYN scan is detected by a network filter or firewall
  • when the tester wants to conclude the scan
  • when a TCP SYN scan reports more than one open port
  • when the tester needs to time stamp the scan

Explanation: When a network filter or firewall detects a TCP SYN scan, a TCP FIN scan will send a FIN packet to a target port. TCP FIN packets are typically allowed through firewalls and filters.

Exam with this question: 3.5.3 Quiz - Information Gathering and Vulnerability Scanning Answers

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