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Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures: Secure Network Operating Systems and Infrastructures (Ceh) 2nd ed. [Pehme köide]

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ISBN-10: 1305883462
ISBN-13: 9781305883468

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Formaat: Paperback / softback, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x15 mm, kaal: 499 g, Illustrations, unspecified
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ISBN-10: 1305883462
ISBN-13: 9781305883468

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The EC-Council|Press Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures series is comprised of four books covering a broad base of topics in offensive network security, ethical hacking, and network defense and countermeasures. The content of this series is designed to immerse the reader into an interactive environment where they will be shown how to scan, test, hack, and secure information systems. A wide variety of tools, viruses, and malware is presented in these books, providing a complete understanding of the tactics and tools used by hackers. The full series of books helps prepare readers to take and succeed on the C|EH certification exam from EC-Council.

Preface

xiii

Chapter 1 Hacking Wireless Networks

(42)

What If?

(1)

Introduction to Hacking Wireless Networks

(1)

Wireless Networking

(2)

Wired Network Versus Wireless Network

(1)

Effects of Wireless Attacks on Businesses

(1)

Types of Wireless Networks

(1)

Advantages and Disadvantages of a Wireless Network

(1)

Wireless Standards

(3)

Wireless Standard: 802.11a

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.11b

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.11g

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.11i

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.11n

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.15.1 (Bluetooth)

(1)

Wireless Standard: 802.16 (WiMAX)

(1)

Wireless Concepts

(4)

Related Technologies and Carrier Networks

(1)

Service Set Identifier (SSID)

(1)

Authentication and Association

(2)

Authentication and (Dis) Association Attacks

(1)

MAC Sniffing and AP Spoofing

(1)

Wireless Devices

(2)

Antennas

(1)

Wireless Access Points

(1)

Beacon Frames

(1)

Phone Jammers

(1)

Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)

(3)

Role of WEP in Wireless Communication

(1)

Key Points

(1)

WEP Issues

(1)

WEP Authentication Phase

(1)

WEP Association Phase

(1)

WEP Flaws

(1)

WPA

(1)

WPA Vulnerabilities

(1)

WEP, WPA, and WPA2

(1)

WPA2

(1)

Attacking WPA-Encrypted Networks

(1)

TKIP and LEAP

(3)

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)

(1)

LEAP: The Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol

(2)

Hacking Methods

(4)

Techniques to Detect Open Wireless Networks

(1)

Steps for Hacking Wireless Networks

(1)

Super Bluetooth Hack

(1)

Man-in-the-Middle Attack (MITM)

(1)

Denial-of-Service Attacks

(1)

Hijacking and Modifying a Wireless Network

(1)

Cracking WEP

(4)

Automated WEP Crackers

(1)

Pad Collection Attacks

(1)

XOR Encryption

(1)

Stream Cipher

(1)

WEP Cracking Tools

(3)

Rogue Access Points

(2)

Requesting a Beacon

(1)

Sniffing the Air

(1)

Tools to Generate Rogue Access Points

(1)

Cloaked Access Point

(1)

Scanning Tools

(2)

Prismstumbler

(1)

MacStumbler

(1)

Mognet

(1)

WaveStumbler

(1)

NetChaser

(1)

Wavemon

(1)

Wireless Security Auditor (WSA)

(1)

AirTraf

(1)

WifiScanner

(1)

eEye Retina Network Security Scanner

(1)

Wireless Lan Scanner

(1)

Sniffing Tools

(4)

OmniPeek

(1)

Wireshark

(1)

vxSniffer

(1)

EtherPEG

(1)

AirMagnet

(1)

driftnet

(1)

WinDump

(1)

THC-RUT

(1)

Microsoft Network Monitor

(1)

Wireless Security Tools

(2)

CommView for WiFi PPC

(1)

AirMagnet Handheld Analyzer

(1)

AirDefense Guard

(1)

Google Secure Access

(1)

RogueScanner

(1)

Chapter Summary

(1)

Key Terms

(1)

Review Questions

(1)

Hands-On Projects

(3)

Chapter 2 Physical Security

(34)

What If?

(1)

Introduction to Physical Security

(1)

What Is the Need for Physical Security?

(1)

Physical Security

(9)

Physical Measures

(2)

Technical Measures

(6)

Operational Measures

(1)

Physical Security Personnel

(1)

Physical Security Challenges

(19)

Physical Security Threats

(2)

Personnel Challenges

(1)

Security Countermeasures

(5)

Physical Security Checklists

(6)

Tools

(5)

Encryption Tools

(1)

Chapter Summary

(1)

Key Terms

(1)

Review Questions

(2)

Hands-On Projects

(1)

Chapter 3 Evading IDS, Firewalls and Detecting Honeypots

(58)

What If?

(1)

Introduction to Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Detecting Honeypots

(1)

Introduction to Intrusion Detection Systems

(30)

Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

(3)

Types of Intrusion Detection Systems

(3)

Indications of Intrusion

(1)

Steps to Perform after an IDS Detects an Attack

(1)

Evading IDS

(3)

Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)

(4)

Firewalls

(6)

Firewall Countermeasures

(5)

Honeypots

104

(4)

Security Responses to Hacking Attacks

108

(1)

Tools

109

(21)

Logging Tools

109

(1)

Host-Based IDS Tools

109

(1)

Intrusion Detection Tools

110

(4)

Tools to Evade IDS

114

(1)

Packet Generators

115

(4)

Tools to Breach Firewalls

119

(2)

Common Tools for Testing Firewalls and IDS

121

(7)

Honeypot Tools

128

(2)

Tools to Detect Honeypots

130

(1)

Chapter Summary

130

(1)

Key Terms

130

(1)

Review Questions

131

(1)

Hands-On Projects

132

(3)

Chapter 4 Hacking Routers and Cable Modems

135

(18)

What If?

136

(1)

Introduction to Hacking Routers and Cable Modems

136

(1)

Routers

137

(7)

Accessing Routers

137

(4)

Vulnerability Scanning

141

(1)

Router Attacks

142

(2)

Cable Modems

144

(1)

Cable Modem Hacking

144

(1)

Tools

144

(4)

Brute-Forcing Tools

144

(1)

Router Identification Tools

145

(1)

Router Analysis Tools

146

(1)

Password-Cracking Tools

146

(1)

Pen-Testing Tools

147

(1)

Cable Modem Tools

148

(1)

Chapter Summary

148

(1)

Key Terms

149

(1)

Review Questions

149

(2)

Hands-On Project

151

(2)

Chapter 5 Linux Hacking

153

(48)

What If?

154

(1)

Introduction to Linux Hacking

154

(1)

Why Linux?

154

(1)

Linux Basics

155

(9)

Aliased Commands

155

(1)

Shell Types

156

(1)

Linux Users and Groups

156

(1)

Linux Signals and Logging

157

(1)

/etc/securetty

157

(1)

Linux LiveCDs

157

(2)

Files and Directories

159

(1)

File System

159

(1)

Linux Basic Conunands

160

(3)

Directories in Linux

163

(1)

Installing, Configuring, and Compiling the Linux Kernel

164

(1)

Step 1: Download the Latest Kernel

164

(1)

Step 2: Configure the Kernel

164

(1)

Step 3: Compile the Kernel

164

(1)

Step 4: Clean Files Made During Compilation

164

(1)

Step 5: Make a Bootable Linux Image

164

(1)

Step 6: Configure the Boot Manager

164

(1)

How to Install a Kernel Patch

165

(1)

Compiling Programs in Linux

165

(2)

GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)

165

(1)

Make Files

166

(1)

Linux Vulnerabilities

167

(7)

Chrooting

169

(1)

Why Is Linux Hacked?

170

(1)

Scanning Networks

171

(2)

Port Scan Detection Tools

173

(1)

Password Cracking in Linux

174

(1)

Firewall in Linux: IPTables

174

(3)

How IPTables Works

175

(1)

Tool: Netfilter

176

(1)

IPTables Command

177

(1)

Basic Linux Operating System Defense

177

(16)

Tool: SARA (Security Auditor's Research Assistant)

178

(1)

Tool: Netcat

179

(1)

Tool: Tcpdump

179

(1)

Tool: Snort

180

(1)

Tool: SAINT

181

(1)

Tool: Wireshark

182

(1)

Tool: Abacus Port Sentry

183

(1)

Tool: Dsniff Collection

184

(1)

Tool: Hping3

184

(1)

Tool: Sniffit

184

(1)

Tool: Nemesis

185

(1)

Tool: LSOF

185

(1)

Tool: IPTraf

185

(1)

Tool: LIDS

186

(1)

Tool: Hunt

186

(1)

Tool: TCP Wrappers

186

(1)

Linux Loadable Kernel Modules

187

(1)

Setuid Programs

188

(1)

Trojaned System Programs

188

(1)

Other Types of Backdoors

188

(1)

Tool: Linux Rootkits

189

(1)

Rootkits: Knark and TOrn

189

(1)

Rootkits: Tuxit, Adore, and Ramen

190

(1)

Rootkit: Beastkit

190

(1)

Rootkit Countermeasures

190

(3)

Linux Tools: Application Security

193

(1)

Whisker

193

(1)

Flawfinder

193

(1)

Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment (AIDE)

193

(1)

Linux Tools: Encryption

194

(1)

Stunnel

194

(1)

OpenSSH/SSH

194

(1)

GnuPG

194

(1)

Linux Tools: Log and Traffic Monitors

194

(2)

MRTG (Multi-Router Traffic Grapher)

194

(1)

Swatch

195

(1)

Timbersee

195

(1)

Logsurf

195

(1)

IPLog

195

(1)

Ntop

195

(1)

Linux Security Auditing Tool (LSAT)

195

(1)

Linux Security Countermeasures

196

(1)

Physical Security

196

(1)

Password Security

196

(1)

Network Security

196

(1)

Steps for Hardening Linux

197

(1)

Chapter Summary

197

(1)

Key Terms

197

(1)

Review Questions

198

(1)

Hands-On Projects

199

(2)

Chapter 6 Mac OS X Hacking

201

(16)

What If?

202

(1)

Introduction to Mac OS X Hacking

202

(1)

Introduction to Mac OS

202

(1)

Vulnerabilities in Mac OS X

203

(4)

Crafted URL Vulnerability

203

(1)

CoreText Uninitialized Pointer Vulnerability

203

(1)

ImageIO Integer Overflow Vulnerability

203

(1)

DirectoryService Vulnerability

203

(1)

iChat UPnP Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

204

(1)

ImageIO Memory Corruption Vulnerability

204

(1)

Code Execution Vulnerability in Safari

204

(1)

UFS Integer Overflow Vulnerability

204

(1)

Kernel "fpathconfO" System Call Vulnerability

205

(1)

UserNotificationCenter Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

205

(1)

Other Vulnerabilities in Mac OS

206

(1)

How a Malformed Installer Package Can Crack Mac OS X

206

(1)

Worms and Viruses in Mac OS X

207

(2)

OSX/Leap-A Worm

207

(1)

Inqtana.A: F-Secure Worm

208

(1)

Viruses in Macs: Macro Viruses

208

(1)

Antivirus Applications in Mac OS X

209

(1)

VirusBarrier

209

(1)

McAfee VirusScan for Mac

209

(1)

Sophos Endpoint Security and Control

210

(1)

Norton Internet Security

210

(1)

Mac OS X Security Tools

210

(2)

MacScan

210

(1)

ClamXav

211

(1)

IPNetSentryX

211

(1)

FileGuard

212

(1)

Countermeasures

212

(1)

Chapter Summary

213

(1)

Key Term

213

(1)

Review Questions

213

(2)

Hands-On Projects

215

(2)

Chapter 7 Hacking Mobile Phones, PDAs, and Handheld Devices

217

(20)

What If?

218

(1)

Introduction to Hacking Mobile Phones, PDAs, and Handheld Devices

218

(1)

Types of Handheld Devices

218

(4)

Smartphone: BlackBerry

219

(1)

Smartphone: iPhone

219

(1)

Smartphone: Samsung Galaxy Series

219

(1)

iPod

220

(1)

iPad

221

(1)

Microsoft Surface

221

(1)

Amazon Kindle and Kindle Fire

221

(1)

MP3 Players

221

(1)

Flash Drives

221

(1)

Common Operating Systems in Handheld Devices

222

(1)

Mobile Phone Operating Systems

222

(1)

Vulnerabilities in Handheld Devices

223

(1)

Evolution of the Mobile Threat

223

(1)

Mobile Vulnerabilities

224

(1)

Hacking Handheld Devices

224

(6)

Mobile Malware Propagation

224

(1)

Spyware

225

(1)

Malware

225

(1)

BlackBerry Attacks: Blackjacking

226

(1)

iPhone Attacks

226

(2)

PDA Attacks

228

(1)

Trojans and Viruses

229

(1)

Defending Handheld Devices

230

(3)

Best Practices

230

(1)

Protecting an Organization from Mobile Vulnerabilities

231

(1)

Antivirus Software

232

(1)

Security Tools

233

(1)

Chapter Summary

233

(1)

Key Terms

234

(1)

Review Questions

234

(2)

Hands-On Projects

236

(1)

Chapter 8 Hacking Portable Devices

237

(24)

Section 1: Hacking USB Devices

237

(1)

What If?

238

(1)

Introduction to Hacking USB Devices

238

(1)

Introduction to USB Devices

238

(1)

USB Transfer Rates

238

(1)

USB Attacks

239

(1)

Electrical Attack

239

(1)

Software Attack

239

(1)

Windows Buffer Overflow Attack

240

(1)

Countermeasures

240

(1)

Windows USB Blocker

240

(1)

Section 2: Bluetooth Hacking

241

(1)

What If?

241

(1)

Introduction to Bluetooth Hacking

242

(1)

Bluetooth Security Issues

242

(1)

Attacks Against Bluetooth

243

(3)

Bluejacking

243

(1)

Bluesnarfing

243

(1)

Bluebugging

243

(1)

Short Pairing Code Attacks

243

(1)

Man-in-the-Middle Attack

244

(1)

Online PIN Cracking Attack

244

(1)

BTKeylogging Attack

245

(1)

BTVoiceBugging Attack

245

(1)

Blueprinting

245

(1)

Bluesmacking

245

(1)

Denial-of-Service Attack

245

(1)

Bluedumping Attack

245

(1)

Bluediving

246

(1)

Countermeasures

246

(1)

Section 3: RFID Hacking

247

(1)

What If?

247

(1)

Introduction to RFID Hacking

248

(1)

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)

248

(1)

Components of RFID Systems

248

(2)

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