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      darty

      nmap vs macos

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      Hello guys, i dont know if this is the right for make questions..  im trying to discover open ports in macos system, but is not posible.

      i tried with -sP and mac block the ping.. i tried with others options that i was looking in google and no way...

      I cant see the opens ports... someone has some idea about?

       

      thank you very much.

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      darty    2

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      oh thank you, i just saw the link, but  i would like to check the macos port from other system (kali for example) in my lan.

      Im learning pentesting way.. and i tried with my macos and no way to do in the lan...

      do you know some way to do it fom linux system to a macos system in the lan?

      Thank you again and sorry for disturb you

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