Complete Netlab 1 and submit your lab summary here.

   NETLAB 1 A: DNS Footprinting/Social Engineering With Social Engineering Toolkit  

Footprinting using nslookup 
Comparing nslookup with dig 
Virtual Machines: Kali Linux, pfSense, OpenSUSE 
Using Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) 
NETLAB 1 . B Package Crafting / Social Engineering with Social Engineering ToolKit.  
Packet Crafting with Scapy
Sending crafted packets 
Virtual Machines: Kali Linux, pfSense, Owasp Broken App 
Modifying SET Parameters. 
Testing the SET Attack. 
NETLAB 1. C: Reconnaissance with Nmap, Zenmap and Massacen.
Reconnaissance Using Nmap 
Reconnaissance Using Zenmap 
Reconnaissance using Masscan 
SAMPLE SCREENSHOT.pdf 

Instructions to follow
  
INSTRUCTIONS.

NETLAB1, contains three different sub-labs. Please, read the      instruction for each submission carefully.
As of today, most of your NETLAB will      be visible online.
Each lab will be screenshot and attached to a word document,      PowerPoint (Converted to pdf)  before submission through Blackboard.      Please, read the instruction carefully.
. Once you      submit, there is no other second submission.
For each NETLAB, a minimum of five screenshots will be      accepted for full credit.
Each lab should have about 20 screenshots per PowerPoint or      Word Document for full credit.
Please, check the due dates for every LAB. There is much to      do; I suggest you begin as soon as you can.

USEFUL TIPS

The goal of NETLAB is to give every student a real-life      hacking experience in a virtualized/sand Box environment, where you can      safely practice what you learn in theory in preparation for your CEH 11      certification.
Please, note that the entire lab will give you a thorough      understanding of the most demanded and used tools in cyber security.
Knowledge of Microsft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint will help      you a lot. Please, google, or use YouTube to learn some basic skills,      formatting, etc.
Lastly, instructions for each labs, such as lab credentials      in all found in NETLAB. Please, make sure you preview the LAB, get      familiarized with it before you begin.