Open Ports

[Diemecry]

So I have been using nmap and ncat to scan for random ports and stuff just for fun and to learn more about penetration for class however
(bare with me I am still just a scriptkiddy for the most part)
but now I want to know how do I get information with the open ports
How to see documents and grab files and all that stuff

I have been looking online but I haven't found anything so I thought I would ask here.

Hoping someone could at lest give me a link of where I can learn it.

[vanity]

skriptkiddy or SME no one is going to do the work for you. I suggest you begin looking here https://evilzone.org/tutorials/ and then learn to ask the right questions.

-V

[d!amond]

If I understood you correctly, you want to find more information about the ports that popped up during your scans and how to go from there?

A first step would be, to  ask google (like in so many other situations ).

google 'port $Number'

To find useful information about the port and  the services running on it. Then you should find your way from there.

Vanity is right.

The question you asked, is perfect to type into a search-engine.

[Kulverstukas]

To directly answer your question - if you are on a local LAN and you see that there are ports like 443 and other SMB ports, there's a good chance that this computer has some open/closed shares as well which you can most likely access to see the files. Well, seeing how file sharing works in Windows, C partition is always shared by default for some reason - it's shared under c$, but to access it you need some system password.

[Diemecry]

skriptkiddy or SME no one is going to do the work for you. I suggest you begin looking here https://evilzone.org/tutorials/ and then learn to ask the right questions.

-V

no reason to be a dick man its a basic question that I needed help on

[TheWormKill]

no reason to be a dick man its a basic question that I needed help on

Wrong. This is a below-basic question, which can be deemed stupid. It is simple, uneducated, ignorant, and easy to solve by using your brain and a search engine. If you feel to do it this way instead, prepare for flame, insults, bitching, and you being looked upon as a skid, which you are.

[Diemecry]

That is the statement that is wrong nothing can be below basic basic is the starting ground everyone starts on just because you dont understand how to do it doesn't mean you have to post and act like you do

[white-knight]

This is the beginners corner 

As you run your scans and find the open ports , you want to see what services are running on the open ports and what version.

Depending on the scan you use it may show you this . But if not you run different scans that will.  * nmap scripts also great *

Once you have the service and version you can get your google foo on and more than likely find vulnerabilities.

You can use google , security focus , exploit-db and so on.

You also want to find the OS version as this will also help in your exploitation for exploits and privilege escalation.
 

[vanity]

white-knight is correct. This is the beginners corner, and we all have to start somewhere.

I was not trying to be a dick. I posted the link to the tutorials section as it has many written tutorials in it many written by members here. It is a great resource to help find what you are looking for and then google can expand on that. Your question was very broad and unclear.


-V

[Diemecry]

oh okay now I understand ill make sure to make things more clear next time then