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A penetration tester runs the Nmap scan against the company server to uncover possible vulnerabilities and exploit them. Which two elements can the penetration tester identify from the scan results?…

The correct answer is A. server purpose and functionality D. running services and applications. From the provided Nmap scan results, the penetration tester can identify the following two Server purpose and functionality By examining the open ports and the services running on them, such as SSH (port 22) and HTTP (port 80), the penetration tester can deduce the purpose of…

Submitted by khalil_dz· Mar 6, 2026Network Intrusion Analysis

Question

A penetration tester runs the Nmap scan against the company server to uncover possible vulnerabilities and exploit them. Which two elements can the penetration tester identify from the scan results? (Choose two.)

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  • Aserver purpose and functionality
  • Bnumber of concurrent connections the server can handle
  • Cserver uptime and internal clock
  • Drunning services and applications
  • EUIDs and group identifiers

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  • B
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Explanation

From the provided Nmap scan results, the penetration tester can identify the following two Server purpose and functionality By examining the open ports and the services running on them, such as SSH (port 22) and HTTP (port 80), the penetration tester can deduce the purpose of the server. For example, the presence of Apache HTTPD on port 80 indicates that the server might be functioning as a web server. Running services and applications The scan results show that SSH is running on port 22 and Apache HTTPD 2.4.7 is running on port 80. These are examples of the specific services and applications running on the server, which can provide insights into potential vulnerabilities.

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#Nmap#network scanning#vulnerability assessment#reconnaissance

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