Hackers Beware

CONTENTS
1. Introduction 
>The Golden Age of Hacking
>How Bad Is the Problem?
>What Are Companies Doing?
>What Should Companies Be Doing?
>Defense in Depth
>Purpose of This Book
>Legal Stuff
>What’s Covered In This Book
>Summary

2. How and Why Hackers Do It
>What Is an Exploit?
>The Attacker’s Process
>The Types of Attacks
>Categories of Exploits
>Routes Attackers Use to Get In
>Goals Attackers Try to Achieve
>Summary

3. Information Gathering
>Steps for Gathering Information
>Information Gathering Summary
>Red Teaming
>Summary

4. Spoofing
>Why Spoof?
>Types of Spoofing
>Summary

5. Session Hijacking
>Spoofing versus Hijacking
>Types of Session Hijacking
>TCP/IP Concepts
>Detailed Description of Session Hijacking
>ACK Storms
>Programs That Perform Hijacking
>Dangers Posed by Hijacking
>Protecting Against Session Hijacking
>Summary

6. Denial of Service Attacks
>What Is a Denial of Service Attack?
>What Is a Distributed Denial of Service Attack?
>Why Are They Difficult to Protect Against?
>Types of Denial of Service Attacks
>Tools for Running DOS Attacks
>Tools for Running DDOS Attacks
>Preventing Denial of Service Attacks
>Preventing Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
>Summary


7. Buffer Overflow Attacks 
>What Is a Buffer Overflow?
>How Do Buffer Overflows Work?
>Types of Buffer Overflow Attacks
>Why Are So Many Programs Vulnerable?
>Sample Buffer Overflow
>Protecting Our Sample Application
>Ten Buffer Overflow Attacks
>Protection Against Buffer Overflow Attacks
>Summary

8. Password Security 
>Typical Attack
>The Current State of Passwords
>History of Passwords
>Future of Passwords
>Password Management
>Password Attacks
>Summary

9. Microsoft NT Password Crackers 
>Where Are Passwords Stored in NT?
>How Does NT Encrypt Passwords?
>All Passwords Can Be Cracked (NT Just Makes It Easier) NT Password-Cracking Programs
>Comparison
>Extracting Password Hashes
>Protecting Against NT Password Crackers
>Summary

10. UNIX Password Crackers
>Where Are the Passwords Stored in UNIX?
>How Does UNIX Encrypt Passwords?
>UNIX Password-Cracking Programs
>Comparison
>Protecting Against UNIX Password Crackers Summary

11. Fundamentals of Microsoft NT 
>Overview of NT Security
>Availability of Source Code
>NT Fundamentals
>Summary

12. Specific Exploits for NT 
>Exploits for NT
>Summary

13. Fundamentals of UNIX
>Linux
>Vulnerable Areas of UNIX
>UNIX Fundamentals
>Summary

14. Specific Exploits for UNIX 
>UNIX Exploits
>Summary

15. Preserving Access 
>Backdoors and Trojans
>Rootkits
>NT Backdoors
>Summary

16. Covering the Tracks 
>How To Cover One’s Tracks
>Summary

17. Other Types of Attacks 
>Bind 8.2 NXT Exploit
>Cookies Exploit
>SNMP Community Strings
>Sniffing and Dsniff
>PGP ADK Exploit
>Cisco IOS Password Vulnerability
>Man-in-the-Middle Attack Against Key Exchange HTTP Tunnel Exploit
>Summary

18. SANS Top 10
>The SANS Top 10 Exploits
>Commonly Probed Ports
>Determining Vulnerabilities Against the SANS Top 10 Summary
19. Putting It All Together
>Attack Scenarios
>Summary

20. Summary 
>Security Cannot Be Ignored
>General Tips for Protecting a Site
>Things Will Get Worse Before They Get Better What Does the Future Hold?
>Conclusion

A. References
Hacker/Security Related URLs
Hacker/Security Tools
General Security Related Sites

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