Sunday, 25 December 2011

Hacking Exposed Web Applications




Contents:-
􀁺 Web server hacking
􀁺 Surveying the application
􀁺 Attacking authentication
􀁺 Attacking authorization
􀁺 Attacking session state management
􀁺 Input validation attacks
􀁺 Attacking Web datastores
􀁺 Attacking XML Web Services
􀁺 Attacking Web application management
􀁺 Hacking Web clients
􀁺 Case studies



This book is divided into three parts:-
I: Reconnaissance
Casing the establishment in preparation for the big heist, and how to deny your
adversaries useful information at every turn.

II: The Attack
Leveraging the information gathered so far, we will orchestrate a carefully
calculated fusillade of attempts to gain unauthorized access to Web applications.

III: Appendixes
A collection of references, including a Web application security checklist
(Appendix A); a cribsheet of Web hacking tools and techniques (Appendix B); a
tutorial and sample scripts describing the use of the HTTP-hacking tool
libwhisker (Appendix C); step-by-step instructions on how to deploy the robust
IIS security filter UrlScan (Appendix D); and a brief word about the companion



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