Hacking Exposed 

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• 1. Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets Solutions, Fifth Edition

• 2. Back Cover

• 3. About

• 4. Foreword

• 5. Introduction

  THE ENEMY IS NO LONGER IGNORANCEIT IS VIGILANCE

• 6. WHAT S NEW IN THE FIFTH EDITION

  WHAT S NEW IN THE FIFTH EDITION

• 7. NEW CONTENT

  NEW CONTENT

• 8. NAVIGATION

  NAVIGATION

• 9. THIS IS THE ATTACK ICON

  THIS IS THE ATTACK ICON

• 10. THIS IS THE COUNTERMEASURE ICON

  THIS IS THE COUNTERMEASURE ICON

• 11. TO EVERYONE

  TO EVERYONE

• 12. Part I: Casing the Establishment

  CHAPTER LIST

• 13. Chapter 1: Footprinting

  OVERVIEW

• 14. WHAT IS FOOTPRINTING?

  WHAT IS FOOTPRINTING? Why Is Footprinting Necessary?

• 15. INTERNET FOOTPRINTING

  INTERNET FOOTPRINTING Step 1: Determine the Scope of Your Activities Step 2: Get Proper Authorization Step 3: Publicly Available Information Step 4: WHOIS DNS Enumeration Step 5: DNS Interrogation Step 6: Network Reconnaissance

• 16. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 17. Chapter 2: Scanning

  OVERVIEW

• 18. DETERMINING IF THE SYSTEM IS ALIVE

  DETERMINING IF THE SYSTEM IS ALIVE

• 19. DETERMINING WHICH SERVICES ARE RUNNING OR LISTENING

  DETERMINING WHICH SERVICES ARE RUNNING OR LISTENING Scan Types Identifying TCP and UDP Services Running Windows-Based Port Scanners Port Scanning Breakdown

• 20. DETECTING THE OPERATING SYSTEM

  DETECTING THE OPERATING SYSTEM Active Stack Fingerprinting Passive Stack Fingerprinting

• 21. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 22. Chapter 3: Enumeration

  OVERVIEW

• 23. BASIC BANNER GRABBING

  where are hackers commonly found online

• 24. ENUMERATING COMMON NETWORK SERVICES

  ENUMERATING COMMON NETWORK SERVICES

• 25. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 26. Part II: System Hacking

  CHAPTER LIST

• 27. Chapter 4: Hacking Windows

  INTRODUCTION

• 28. OVERVIEW

  OVERVIEW What s Not Covered

• 29. UNAUTHENTICATED ATTACKS

  UNAUTHENTICATED ATTACKS Proprietary Windows Networking Protocol Attacks Windows Internet Service Implementations

• 30. AUTHENTICATED ATTACKS

  AUTHENTICATED ATTACKS Privilege Escalation Pilfering Remote Control and Back Doors Port Redirection General Countermeasures to Authenticated Compromise Covering Tracks

• 31. WINDOWS SECURITY FEATURES

  WINDOWS SECURITY FEATURES Keeping Up with Patches Group Policy IPSec runas .NET Framework Windows Firewall The Encrypting File System (EFS) Windows XP Service Pack 2 Coda: The Burden of Windows Security

• 32. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 33. Chapter 5: Hacking UNIX

  THE QUEST FOR ROOT A Brief Review Vulnerability Mapping

• 34. REMOTE ACCESS VS. LOCAL ACCESS

  REMOTE ACCESS VS. LOCAL ACCESS

• 35. REMOTE ACCESS

  REMOTE ACCESS Data-Driven Attacks I Want My Shell Common Types of Remote Attacks

• 36. LOCAL ACCESS

  LOCAL ACCESS Shared Libraries Countermeasure

• 37. AFTER HACKING ROOT

  AFTER HACKING ROOT Rootkit Recovery

• 38. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 39. Chapter 6: Remote Connectivity and VoIP Hacking

  OVERVIEW

• 40. PREPARING TO DIAL UP

  PREPARING TO DIAL UP

• 41. WAR-DIALING

  WAR-DIALING Hardware Legal Issues Peripheral Costs Software

• 42. BRUTE-FORCE SCRIPTING--THE HOMEGROWN WAY

  BRUTE-FORCE SCRIPTINGTHE HOMEGROWN WAY

• 43. PBX HACKING

  PBX HACKING

• 44. VOICEMAIL HACKING

  VOICEMAIL HACKING

• 45. VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK (VPN) HACKING

  VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK (VPN) HACKING

• 46. VOICE OVER IP ATTACKS

  VOICE OVER IP ATTACKS Most Common Attacks

• 47. SUMMARY

  SUMMARY

• 48. Part III: Network Hacking

  CHAPTER LIST

• 49. Chapter 7: Network Devices

  OVERVIEW

• 50. DISCOVERY

  DISCOVERY Detection

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