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CEU theHarvester Course Certificate for Marc Robinson

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CEU theHarvester Course Certificate for Marc Robinson
The Open Vulnerability Assessment System (OpenVAS) is an all-in-one vulnerability scanning tool that has multiple built-in tests and a web interface that was created to make scanning easy to set up and run. OpenVAS is a collection of various tools that work together to perform system testing that uses a database of known weaknesses and exploits. The purpose is to determine how well servers are protected against known attacks. OpenVAS is used as vulnerability assessment tool as well as a penetration testing tool.The tool is a free vulnerability scanner that allows users to quickly and easily perform targeted scans of their computer systems. It is free, easy to use, and updated daily, making it the perfect choice for the penetration testers or systems administrators who need intuitive options for discovering potential security vulnerabilities.

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Using TheHarvester is a relatively simple and straightforward process. In order to make the most of the program, we have to understand the program’s options, or “flags”, used in each execution. This is a terminal-based program, so understanding its flags is crucial to its operation. Additionally, in order to properly use these flags, we must understand the types of data that penetration testers are looking for.Reconaissance takes place at the beginning of a penetration testing operation. This stage involves gathering as much useful information as possible for penetrating the target’s network and devices. Email addresses, domain names, server addresses, organizational member names, open ports, and user names are all targeted points of information. Using this data, we can build specialized spearphishing emails, gain network access through unsecured ports, and find login menus for brute-forcing and password cracking.