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    This document outlines 20 tasks for a cyber security end semester lab exam, including pausing a web server scan, showing packet traces in hexadecimal and ASCII formats using TCPDUMP, auditing a hash value and passwords with John the Ripper, listing Nikto plugins, port scanning with Nikto, checking version details, filtering TCPDUMP output by source, listing interfaces, checking port 80 at Wireshark, using OR conditions to check protocols, saving scan results and packet captures to files, checking databases with Nikto, capturing packets without or with only second-level timestamps, and reading a saved packet capture file.

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    This document outlines 20 tasks for a cyber security end semester lab exam, including pausing a web server scan, showing packet traces in hexadecimal and ASCII formats using TCPDUMP, auditing a hash value and passwords with John the Ripper, listing Nikto plugins, port scanning with Nikto, checking version details, filtering TCPDUMP output by source, listing interfaces, checking port 80 at Wireshark, using OR conditions to check protocols, saving scan results and packet captures to files, checking databases with Nikto, capturing packets without or with only second-level timestamps, and reading a saved packet capture file.

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    CS Endsem

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    Jainil Shah
    This document outlines 20 tasks for a cyber security end semester lab exam, including pausing a web server scan, showing packet traces in hexadecimal and ASCII formats using TCPDUMP, auditing a hash value and passwords with John the Ripper, listing Nikto plugins, port scanning with Nikto, checking version details, filtering TCPDUMP output by source, listing interfaces, checking port 80 at Wireshark, using OR conditions to check protocols, saving scan results and packet captures to files, checking databases with Nikto, capturing packets without or with only second-level timestamps, and reading a saved packet capture file.

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    CYBER SECURITY END SEMESTER LAB EXAM

    JAINIL SHAH
    20124070

    1. Pause the scanning of the web server in nikto.

    2. Show the packet tracing in hexadecimal format in TCPDUMP.

    3. Show the packet tracing in ASCII format in TCPDUMP.


    4. Audit the hash value which is stored in notepad using john the
    ripper.
    5. Show the detailed password auditing using john the ripper.

    6. List the plugins of nikto.

    7. Port scanning using nikto.

    8. Show the version details in nikto.


    9. Show the packet tracing by particular only from source host
    in TCPDUMP.

    10. Show the list of interfaces in TCPDUMP.

    11. Check the TCP port is 80 at Wireshark.


    12. Use the OR condition for check the status of any two
    protocols at Wireshark.

    13. Save the output of the results of nikto in specific file.


    14. Check the database in nikto.

    15. Show the no packet capturing required in TCPDUMP.

    16. Save the output of the result of tcpdump in specific file


    17. Show the packet tracing without timestamp using
    TCPDUMP

    18. Show the packet tracing only seconds timestamp using


    TCPDUMP

    19. Show the packet tracing for timestamps using TCPDUMP


    20. Read the packet captured file using TCPDUMP.

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