Hack v 1.6 3rd edition

Shoulder surfing 7. Inference 7. Weak authentication 7. Bypassing authentication 7. High-tech password cracking 7. Password-cracking software 7. Dictionary attacks 7. Brute-force attacks 7. Rainbow attacks 7. Cracking Windows passwords with pwdump3 and John the Ripper 7. Cracking Windows passwords using rainbow tables with ophcrack 7. Password-protected files 7. Cracking files 7. Other ways to crack passwords 7. Keystroke logging 7. Logging tools 7. Weak password storage 7. Searching 7. Network analyzer 7.

Testing 7. Weak BIOS passwords 7. Weak passwords in limbo 7. Weaknesses 7. Password-reset programs 7. Tools 7. General Password-Cracking Countermeasures 7. Storing passwords 7. Policy considerations 7. Other considerations 7. Securing Operating Systems 7.

Windows 7. Hacking the Network 8. Network Infrastructure 8. Network Infrastructure Vulnerabilities 8. Choosing Tools 8. Scanners and analyzers 8. Vulnerability assessment 8. Scanning, Poking, and Prodding 8. Port scanners 8. Ping sweeping 8.

Using port scanning tools 8. SuperScan 8. Nmap 8. NetScanTools Pro 8. Countermeasures against ping sweeping and port scanning 8. SNMP scanning 8. Vulnerabilities 8. Countermeasures against SNMP attacks 8. Banner grabbing 8. Countermeasures against banner-grabbing attacks 8. Firewall rules 8. Testing 8.

Netcat 8. Traffic IQ Pro 8. Firewalk 8. Countermeasures against firewall rulebase vulnerabilities 8. Network analyzers 8. Network analyzer programs 8. Countermeasures against network protocol vulnerabilities 8. Physical security 8. Network analyzer detection 8. The MAC-daddy attack 8. ARP spoofing 8. MAC address spoofing 8. UNIX-based systems 8. Windows 8. Denial of service 8. DoS attacks 8. Countermeasures against DoS attacks 8. Common Router, Switch, and Firewall Weaknesses 8.

Unsecured interfaces 8. IKE weaknesses 8. General Network Defenses 9. Wireless LANs 9. Understanding the Implications of Wireless Network Vulnerabilities 9. Choosing Your Tools 9. Wireless LAN Discovery 9. Checking for worldwide recognition 9. Scanning your local airwaves 9. Wireless Network Attacks and Countermeasures 9. Encrypted traffic 9.

Countermeasures against encrypted traffic attacks 9. Rogue wireless devices 9. Countermeasures against rogue wireless devices 9. MAC spoofing 9. Countermeasures against MAC spoofing 9. Queensland DoS attack 9. Countermeasures against DoS attacks 9. Physical security problems 9. Countermeasures against physical security problems 9. Vulnerable wireless workstations 9. Countermeasures against vulnerable wireless workstations 9. Default configuration settings 9.

Countermeasures against default configuration settings exploits IV. Hacking Operating Systems Windows Windows Vulnerabilities Choosing Tools Free Microsoft tools All-in-one assessment tools Task-specific tools Information Gathering System scanning Testing Countermeasures against system scanning NetBIOS Hacks Unauthenticated enumeration Shares Null Sessions Mapping Gleaning information Configuration and user information NetUsers Countermeasures against null session hacks Share Permissions Windows defaults Windows XP Missing Patch Exploitation Using Metasploit Countermeasures against missing patch vulnerability exploits Authenticated Scans Linux Linux Vulnerabilities Unneeded and Unsecured Services Searches Vulnerabilities Tools Countermeasures against attacks on unneeded services Disabling unneeded services Access control Hacks using the.

Countermeasures against. Disabling commands Blocking access NFS NFS hacks Countermeasures against NFS attacks File Permissions File permission hacks Countermeasures against file permission attacks Manual testing Automatic testing Buffer Overflows Attacks Countermeasures against buffer-overflow attacks Physical Security Physical security hacks Countermeasures against physical security attacks General Security Tests Patching Linux Distribution updates Multiplatform update managers Novell NetWare NetWare Vulnerabilities Getting Started Server access methods Port scanning Authentication Countermeasures against rconsole attacks Server-console access Intruder detection Testing for intruders Countermeasures against intruders Testing for rogue NLMs Modules command Tcpcon Admin utilities Countermeasures against rogue NLM attacks Documentation Unauthorized logins Cleartext packets Packet capture Countermeasures against packet capture Rename admin Disable eDirectory browsing NetWare Administrator Novell ConsoleOne Remove bindery contexts Audit the system Patch V.

Hacking Applications Communication and Messaging Systems Messaging System Vulnerabilities E-Mail Attacks E-mail bombs Attachments Attacks using e-mail attachments Countermeasures against e-mail attachment attacks Connections Attacks using floods of e-mails Countermeasures against connection attacks Automated e-mail security controls Banners Gathering information Countermeasures against banner attacks SMTP attacks Account enumeration Attacks using account enumeration Countermeasures against account enumeration Relay Countermeasures against SMTP relay attacks E-mail header disclosures Countermeasures against header disclosures Capturing traffic Malware EICAR test string General best practices for minimizing e-mail security risks Software solutions Operating guidelines Instant Messaging IM vulnerabilities Its flexible structure adapts easily for courses taught by semester or by quarter.

Symbolic Math Toolbox throughout the text to complement and simplify various computational aspects of the theory and examples provided.

Examples illustrate how this tool can be used to solve differential equations, evaluate integrals for computing system responses, and for computing Fourier and Laplace transforms, and inverse transforms, including inverse z-transforms.

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