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Welcome back.

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Let's perform a recap on number one the bailout scandal.

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All right so let's go step by step.

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So the first thing that we did is we important our ports camera that recorded in the previous project.

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Now in order for this port scandal to work we perform some of the modifications to the code itself by

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adding the actual ports can class which will have these multiple methods.

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And each one of them will perform a separate task.

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We also performed some little modifications to the actual parameters themselves and also deleted to

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get better function and we put it inside of the scan port function.

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We also removed all of the print statements as we did not need them.

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And we added two different lists which is the banners list and the open ports list in order to be able

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to print the banners and open ports inside of our vulnerabilities Canada.

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After that we then created these three variables which will store all of the needed information for

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our ports cannot run.

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We initiated an object right after it which will belong to the class port scan.

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We then initiated the scan itself by calling the scan method from the port scan class after the scan

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has finished.

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We now know that after this line in our open ports list right here and in our banners listed here we

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have all of the results ready.

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So then after the scan we open the file which contains the portable softwares on open port as soon as

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we open the file.

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We created the count variable which is really important in order to keep track of elements in the banners

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and open ports as well.

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After every banner that we scan we increase the count variable by 1 and proceed to the next banner.

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And then we compare the line with the defender itself and if there is any part matches with the banner

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we will print it as a vulnerable banner as well as specify which port the software is running on.

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All right.

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So now that we recapped all of the things that we did let's perform one final test to see whether it

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works.

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If I clear this python 3 and then both scandal y let's perform the same test once again.

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Well web dot com first 100 ports and world banners dot the extreme.

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Now you might be asking the reason why we are performing these recaps after every project.

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While it is in case you missed something or didn't understand something so we just go over the code

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one more time.

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In short term and it will also help you to remember everything better and to fully understand the program

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once it is fully coded and once it is working as well as we can see we've got the exact same result

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as in the previous video and we managed to find both of the vulnerable banners which is good.

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Now if I tried to for example scan my routers IP address 100 world banners talking Steve it will scan

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my router and you will see it will not find any vulnerable softwares as there is not any open port on

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my router which is running one of these two softwares.

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All right.

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So that would be about it for this project I hope you enjoyed it.

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And in the next video we're going to see how we can still gain access to the target machine even if

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we don't find a vulnerable software running on an open fourth and we don't know how to exploit it.

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We're going to take a look at some of the different things that we can do in order to enter the target's

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machine such as for example performing the SSA brute force and gaining the SSA access to the target.

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So we're going to see how we can do that in our next project and after that many more projects to go.

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So thank you for watching this tutorial and I will see you in the next lecture by.