HTB ACADEMY - Network Enumeration with Nmap

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Hi everyone! I am stuck in the Service Enumeration module. “Enumerate all ports and their services. One of the services contains the flag you have to submit as the answer.” After performing a nmap scan with various tags (-A, -sV, -sU, -p-) I found port 80 open with a robots.txt containing a flag, which isn’t the right answer. Please help with a hint! (Is this doable with NMAP by itself?)

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Type your comment> @sh0m3r said: > Hi everyone! > > I am stuck in the Service Enumeration module. > > “Enumerate all ports and their services. One of the services contains the flag you have to submit as the answer.” > > After performing a nmap scan with various tags (-A, -sV, -sU, -p-) I found port 80 open with a robots.txt containing a flag, which isn’t the right answer. > > Please help with a hint! > > (Is this doable with NMAP by itself?) Hi,You can test other tools (like network tool)in order to “listen” the flag Good luck.

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nc or Ncat to that URL path will open it up. Or just use a web browser to the robots.txt

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Try to use also other tools explained in the section. After that, wait a few seconds and the flag will appear.

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Well, first you have to scan to identify all ports . Then run nc command each port service one by one, that worked for me.
Example:
nc -nv IP 80

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Somehow I did not get it. When I try nc -nv <IP> 80 i do not get something useful. Is it intended to use other tools than mentioned in this section?

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Do This Actually i Was Stuck Even i Got Two Flags.
Lesson → Please Check Properly That You Hvae Copied The Flag Without Spaces
i Got One Flag on http://10.129.205.143/robots.txt Probably This is Now Going To Work
→ nc -nv 10.129.205.143 31773
Please Wait For 2mins For Getting Flag ---->>> # Be Consistent

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Thank you !

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which ip are we using cuz all mine arent working for te first part were we need to find the os

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you first need to enumerate and find the open ports on the target device. Remember enumerating all the ports -p- can take a very long time, maybe you first want to enumerate the first 1000 default port. After identifying the open ports, you can use a monitoring tool to capture packets being sent and received on different ports.You can use a tool such as tcpdump and earsdrop traffic, do this on each port/service discovered during enumeration. One of them will definitely help you capture the flag.

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Using the following commands you will be able to get the Flag you are looking for.

nc -nv 10.129.2.49 31337