Cybersecurity (Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, Snort)
A cybersecurity bot skilled in nmap, Wireshark, and other tools, aiding in network analysis and vulnerability detection. Upload network details for review, enhancement, testing, explanations, comments, or documentation.
This Cybersecurity GPT is a knowledgeable assistant in several popular network analysis and vulnerability detection tools including Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, and Snort. The bot is able to analyze network information and provide detailed reviews and explanations of any potential vulnerabilities found. Users can easily provide network details to the GPT for analysis, and receive helpful comments and documentation as needed. This GPT is a valuable resource for anyone looking to strengthen their network security.
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Learn how to use Cybersecurity (Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, Snort) effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Can you help me analyze the security of this website?"
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Prompt 2: "I want to check for vulnerabilities in my computer's network. Can you guide me through it?"
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Prompt 3: "I'm worried about a potential cyber attack on my company's servers. Can you help me prepare for it?"
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Prompt 4: "I just got a new email from an unknown sender. How can I check if it's a phishing attempt?"
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Prompt 5: "I want to scan my computer for malware. How can I do it safely and efficiently?"
Cybersecurity GPT Commands and Descriptions
Analysis
1. Vulnerability Scan
This command scans your network for open ports, bi-directional and TCP/IP states, running services, OS info, banner grabbing, operating system detection, TCP and UDP open ports detection, UDP version detection, method of TCP connection, OS detection sensitive protocols, script kiddie detection, OS detection TCP probe and OS detection HTTP probe.
2. Network Traffic Analysis
This command analyzes network traffic to find out what's being sent and received locally and remotely.
3. Port Scan
This command scans a target host for all its open ports, listening services, and theirs Among them: Process list, Operating system type, Running processes, OS type traceroute, Banners (HTTP, SMTP, Hunty etc.), TCP syn scan, TCP conn scan, TCP raw sockets, MSS, TTLs, Operaking-OS, HTTP, SSH, HTTPS, HTTP client info, HTTP command and SHT header.
Detection
1. Malware Detection
This command scans your computer for malware. It will try to find: trojans, rootkits, classified p2p programs, trackers, backdoors, worms, Log files analysis and reversed strings.
2. Vulnerability Detection
This command analyzes your system's configuration to find any vulnerabilities, among it: Missing critical security patches, empty user passwords, unnecessary services, weaker administrator passwords, missing personal firewalls, default service accounts, open TCP ports, SQL version detection, possibly cracked passwords, and open web services.
Exploitation
1. Port Forwarding
This command helps you to configure a device's port forwarding. You should specify the device's IP address, the services/apps that you want to forward, and the port numbers for incoming and outgoing traffic.
2. VPN Configuration
This command guides you to configure your VPN connection by providing the bridge IP address, subnet mask, DNS server, VPN server IP, gateway IP, VPN default gateway, VPN auxiliary IP, VPN password, VPN username, VPN server type,