... in network protocols and services Mechanisms to protect networks Security tools Overview of This Course TCP/IP Suite Vulnerabilities and solutions Security protocols built on top of TCP/IP Security ... devices and tools to test and protect networks Networksecurity theory and practice In homework Explore TCP/IP vulnerabilities in detail by exploiting them using CASL Learn to analyze a TCP/IP network ... into a computer networkto eavesdrop on computers in the network Sniffing requires physical access tonetwork medium It is a passive activity, in that sniffing doesn’t introduce new packets into...
... in the network providing ongoing, proactive security In addition, professional networksecurity consultants can be engaged to help design the proper security solution for the network or to ensure ... the network infrastructure to enforce an organization’s security policies by restricting access to specific network resources In the physical security analogy, a firewall is the equivalent to a ... Organizations continue to deploy firewalls as their central gatekeepers to prevent unauthorized users from entering their networks However, networksecurity is in many ways similar to physical security in...
... only) Note To obtain the Microsoft Security Toolkit and to obtain information about security bulletins and tools, go to http://www.microsoft.com /security 32 Module 1: Introductionto Web Security ... validation 4 Module 1: Introductionto Web Security Challenges Involved in Implementing Security Challenges Attackers vs Defenders Security vs Usability Do I need securitySecurity As An Afterthought ... affect your system Failure to have this securityrelated knowledge will render your Web applications vulnerable to attack Module 1: Introductionto Web Security Usability vs security As a system becomes...
... Configure It to Serve Your Exact Needs Monitor Your Network and React Effectively to Hackers Get the Know-How To Optimize Today's Leading Security Technologies Today's networks incorporate more security ... Comprehensive Guide toNetworkSecurity Table of Contents Active Defense — A Comprehensive Guide toNetworkSecurity - Introduction - Chapter - Why Secure Your Network? - Chapter - How Much Security Do ... Guide toNetworkSecurityNetwork Hops to Get Ther e Next Router 1 Direct connec tion Direct connec tion B C B C All we’ve done is to pick the lowest hop count to each network and added to the...
... useful to present to upper management and key stakeholders to persuade them of the importance of networksecurity and its value to your organization 4 Module 1: Introductionto Designing Security ... able to: Provide an overview of designing security Describe the components of the case study for this course 2 Module 1: Introductionto Designing Security Lesson: Introductionto Designing Security ... Encourage students to read the material on their own Lesson: Introductionto Designing Security for Microsoft Networks This lesson is designed to introduce students to key security concepts such...
... Threats toNetworkSecurity How to Teach This Module This section contains information that will help you to teach this module Lesson: IntroductiontoSecurity Threats Common Types of Network ... information to it Rename the file and save it to the Lab Answers folder on your desktop for discussion 16 Module 3: Identifying Threats toNetworkSecurity Lab A: Identifying Threats toNetworkSecurity ... attackers can exploit them Predict threats tosecurity by using the STRIDE model 2 Module 3: Identifying Threats toNetworkSecurity Lesson: IntroductiontoSecurity Threats *****************************ILLEGAL...
... logInService(H, Protocol, Port), netAccess(P, _AttackSrc, H, Protocol, Port) logInService(H, Protocol, Port) :- networkService(H, sshd, Protocol, Port, _User) To use the stolen credential to compromise ... result it can put various information and tools together, yielding an end -to- end automatic system Attack graphs One purpose of networksecurity analysis is to generate an attackgraph Roughly speaking, ... methodology to automate networksecurity management 1.2 Previous works on vulnerability analysis Automatic vulnerability analysis can be dated back to Kuang [4] and COPS [17] Kuang formalizes security...
... interfaces: the Attack Planner, the Model Editor, the Network Viewer, the Query Tool and the Network Statistics tool Each of these tools is presented to the user in a web-browsing framework: the ... users to interact with network models The interfaces include an editor, a network statistics reporter, a viewer (for browsing information about different parts of the network) and an interface to ... users evaluate results of changes before deploying them to the actual network The Network Viewer allows users to examine and drill into the network model For example, a user can view a computer...
... system as a B¨ cchi automaton M B¨ cchi automata are finite state machines that accept infinite executions A B¨ cchi automau u u ton specifies a subset of acceptance states The automaton accepts any ... the second algorithm Also, rather than use the full B¨ cchi automaton to model attacks on a network, for our application tonetwork security, we use a u simpler attack model M = S, τ, s , where ... algorithms, to produce attack graphs One of the challenges to using our tools is providing a model of the network We rely on external data sources to supply information necessary to build a network...
... employ M&S? What are the most appropriate M&S tools to employ? While networking technologies continue to evolve rapidly, so too M&S tools intended to evaluate their performance The M&S landscape ... and Network Evolution Edited by Kamran Etemad, Ming-Yee Lai An IntroductiontoNetwork Modeling and Simulation for the Practicing Engineer Jack Burbank, William Kasch, Jon Ward AN INTRODUCTIONTO ... brief introductionto many of these tools Table 1-3 provides a summary of many of the available network M&S tools [1] Perhaps the four most commonly used network simulation tools in both academia...
... BorderLayout.CENTER); buttonPanel = new JPanel(); timeButton = new JButton("Get date and time "); timeButton.addActionListener(this); buttonPanel.add(timeButton); exitButton = new JButton("Exit"); exitButton.addActionListener(this); ... seekButton = new JButton("Seek server ports "); seekButton.addActionListener(this); buttonPanel.add(seekButton); exitButton = new JButton("Exit"); exitButton.addActionListener(this); buttonPanel.add(exitButton); ... Mail Transfer Protocol.) HyperText Transfer Protocol (the World Wide Web protocol) Usenet (Network News Transfer Protocol.) www.it-ebooks.info 1.5 TCP A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a unique...
... BorderLayout.CENTER); buttonPanel = new JPanel(); timeButton = new JButton("Get date and time "); timeButton.addActionListener(this); buttonPanel.add(timeButton); exitButton = new JButton("Exit"); exitButton.addActionListener(this); ... add(report,BorderLayout.CENTER); buttonPanel = new JPanel(); seekButton = new JButton("Seek server ports "); seekButton.addActionListener(this); buttonPanel.add(seekButton); exitButton = new JButton("Exit"); exitButton.addActionListener(this); ... is to keep playing the sound/video without An IntroductiontoNetwork Programming with Java interruption In addition, it is possible to build error-checking code into the UDP data streams to...
... appears to be up 10.4.0.2 appears to be up 10.4.0.4 appears to be up 10.4.0.5 appears to be up 10.4.0.11 appears to be up 10.4.0.22 appears to be up 10.4.0.24 appears to be up 10.4.0.25 appears to ... connects their networks to their ISPs or the Internet All traffic going to a company has to go through the external router Otherwise, there would be no way to get traffic into the network (This ... he wants to know the address range is to make sure he concentrates his efforts against one network and does not break into several networks This is done for two reasons First, trying to scan an...
... displays all active connections on a network so an administrator can choose which session to monitor or hijack After the administrator decides on which connection to monitor, he can select that session ... from using these tools to break into your system? The only thing that stops him is well-informed administrators and well-protected sites Therefore, it is critical that administrators embrace and ... program can monitor all the connections on a network, allowing an administrator to display an exact copy of a session in real time, just as the user of the session sees the data To monitor connections,...
... it reconnected to the network The only way to avoid the ramifications of the bubonic Denial of Service was to physically disconnect it from the network or find a way to stop the network attack ... programmed into the router, sniffer, or firewall, so the network may be properly protected How to Protect Against It One of the best ways to secure a network against any type of outside attack is to utilize ... waits to get commands from the client To install the program, the program first has to be uncompressed, and then it has to be compiled To uncompress the program, type tar –xvf tfn2k.tar To compile...
... an attacker tries to guess a password and type it in To accomplish this, you need to know a user ID and have access to a logon prompt for the network you are trying to get into In most cases, ... administrators who are responsible for certain machines In these cases, you might not want the security administrator to know the password for every machine because the risk factor is too high The security ... least resistance into a company, he usually tries to compromise a password to gain access Companies that are serious about security are going to have to increase their password security In the following...
... similar to the one shown in Figure 11.7, which allows you to select either the filename you want to save the Registry data to or the file you want to restore from Figure 11.7 Dialog box used to save ... a security context editor that allows you to modify security privileges and list the security contexts that are in use, as shown in Figure 11.24 Figure 11.24 A graphical security context editor ... the network protocols on their systems so they not have to worry about any network services not running The problem with this is that it provides additional avenues for an attacker to get into...
... systems as appropriate to safeguard directories Use host intrusion detection tools (such as Tripwire) to detect and alarm when changes are made to key directories Use auditing to log and discover ... directory Await a privileged user to log into the machine “ Hackers Beware “ New Riders Publishing 508 Return to the machine and log in using the new, privileged account Welcome to the Administrators ... option enables the user to scan a range of IP addresses up to an entire class B networkTo perform this function, the user simply has to check the Scan Range radio button, fill in the starting...
... EFFORT to break into a system, he wants to be able to get back into the system whenever he wants For example, if an attacker breaks into a site, to use it as a launching pad to break into other ... into other systems, he wants to be able to break back in with ease to access his tools after they are loaded on the system A common way to this is to create a backdoor into a system that only he ... the Demonstration If you are trying to detect this attack, you need a protocol analyzer that understands the XWindows protocol If you can look into the protocol to figure out when an XTest extension...