In this challenge it's all about being as sneaky as possible. We've learned already that endpoint
detection and software-based endpoint detection will sit there and pick out either files,
traffic, or things that match what it thinks might be a threat. So the point behind this
challenge is to reinforce something that I brought up earlier in this skill and that is that if we
are going to scan a device or be able to probe it to see what we're allowed to get away with,
we've got to be a lot slower. So this challenge might take a little bit and it's going to be to
gauge how you can at home using your system, and if you use somebody else's please get
permission from that system or network owner, can scan and see if you can do a scan using
NMAP or ZenMap and not have the targeted system detected. I've showed you an example already to
where we've done this on my personal system and running a basic scan using ZenMap, NMAP,
we were able to get caught by Symantec or the third-party endpoint protection on the system.
So can you figure out how to run your scans slower? And in the solution I'll show you how
I figured out in a couple of tidbits along the way.