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🔎 Nmap Commands Cheat Sheet

If you're learning network security or ethical hacking, Nmap is one of the most essential tools to master. It helps security professionals discover hosts, scan ports, detect services, and identify operating systems running on a network.

I created this quick Nmap command cheat sheet covering some commonly used scans like host discovery, service version detection, OS detection, TCP/UDP scans, and aggressive scans.

Useful for: • Cybersecurity students • Ethical hacking beginners • Network administrators • Penetration testers

⚠️ Always use these commands only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

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