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The Official Ghosstless Guide & Book

NETWORK SCANNING

The Official Project Guide to Network Discovery and Security Auditing

By The Ghosstless Project Core Team

Ghosstless Network Scanning: Reference Manual

That book represents the final and indispensable guide to the practical use, internal architecture and advanced network scanning technologies. It ranges from the basic concepts of sockets and TCP / UDP scans to the creation of operating and evasion scripts of perimeter defence systems.

485 pageswith comprehensive content and reproducible examples step by step.
Deep cover of TCP / IP protocol, unusual flags and packet fragmentation.
A complete API guide at Lua to create automated audit scripts (GSE).
Cases of forensic and defence studies and penalizing in critical infrastructures.

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Complete Table of Contents (Book Chapters)

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Network Auditing
Chapter 2: Host Discovery and Ping Sweeps
Chapter 3: Port Scanning Fundamentals
Chapter 4: Advanced Port Scanning Techniques (SYN, FIN, Xmas)
Chapter 5: Port Specification and Ordering
Chapter 6: Service and Application Version Detection
Chapter 7: Remote OS Detection via TCP Fingerprinting
Chapter 8: Defeating Firewalls, WAFs and Intrusion Detection

Chapter 9: Ghosstless Scripting Engine (GSE) Fundamentals
Chapter 10: Writing Custom GSE Vulnerability Scripts in Lua
Chapter 11: Timing, Parallelism and Performance Tuning
Chapter 12: Zenmap GUI and Topography Mapping
Chapter 13: Output Formats (XML, Grepable, JSON, Interactive)
Chapter 14: Defensive Applications and Asset Monitoring
Chapter 15: Ghosstless Reference Guide (Online Man Page)

Featured Excerpt: The Philosophy of Network Discovery

"A precise network map isn't a luxury. It's an absolute foundation on which to lay any defensive security policy. If you don't know every service you listen to at your perimeter, your attackers will have to figure it out for you."

Ghosstless Security was designed not only as a port scanner but as a heuristic analyzer of each manufacturer's IP stack performance, enabling advocates to anticipate vulnerabilities before serious incidents occur.