Windows

NexScan provides several powerful features through its command-line interface. Below are detailed instructions for using each major functionality. All commands follow a consistent structure and support various optional parameters for customization.

📄️ Directory Fuzzing

Directory fuzzing is a powerful feature that allows users to scan web servers for hidden files and directories. This is essential for discovering sensitive resources that may not be directly accessible through the web interface.

📄️ SubDomain Fuzzing

Subdomain fuzzing helps identify subdomains of a target domain, which can be critical in understanding the attack surface of a web application.

📄️ SMB Enumeration

The SMB enumeration feature allows users to perform brute-force attacks against SMB (Server Message Block) services. This can help in identifying weak credentials and gaining unauthorized access to shared resources.

📄️ SSH Brute Force

The SSH brute-force module attempts to gain unauthorized access to SSH servers by testing multiple username and password combinations. This is crucial for assessing the security of SSH services.

📄️ FTP Brute Force

The FTP brute-force module attempts to gain unauthorized access to FTP servers by testing various username and password combinations.

📄️ MySQL Brute Force

The MySQL brute-force module targets MySQL databases to test username and password combinations for unauthorized access.