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network-service-attacks
Attack non-web network services surfaced by recon. Load when nmap shows services like SMB (445), RPC (135), LDAP (389), SNMP (161), NFS (2049), SMTP (25), FTP (21), RDP (3389), databases (3306/5432/1433/6379/27017). Signals: open non-HTTP ports, service+version banners.
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# Network service enumeration & attack
## When it applies
Recon exposed non-web services. Each is its own attack surface: anonymous access, default/weak
creds, known-CVE versions, and info leaks that feed the next step. (See `recon-arsenal` for the
discovery arsenal; this is the exploit routing per service.)
## Why it works
Internal-style services are frequently deployed with defaults, anonymous binds, or no auth
because they were "not meant to be exposed". Version banners map straight to public exploits.
## Method
1. **Always version-map first** — the exact product+version is the fastest lead (`nmap -sCV`).
2. **Route by service**: