| 1. Penetration Testing and Network Defense | Penetration Testing and Network Defense book |
| 2. Table of Contents |
| 3. Copyright | Copyright Penetration Testing and Network Defense Warning and Disclaimer Feedback Information Trademark Acknowledgments Dedications |
| 4. About the Authors | About the Authors |
| 5. About the Technical Reviewers | About the Technical Reviewers |
| 6. Acknowledgments | Acknowledgments |
| 7. Icons Used in This Book | Icons Used in This Book |
| 8. Command Syntax Conventions | Command Syntax Conventions |
| 9. Foreword | Foreword |
| 10. Introduction | Introduction |
| 11. Who Should Read this Book | Who Should Read this Book |
| 12. Ethical Considerations | Ethical Considerations |
| 13. How This Book Is Organized | How This Book Is Organized |
| 14. Part I: Overview of Penetration Testing |
| 15. Chapter 1. Understanding Penetration Testing | Chapter 1. Understanding Penetration Testing |
| 16. Defining Penetration Testing | Defining Penetration Testing |
| 17. Assessing the Need for Penetration Testing | HIPAA Guidelines Assessing the Need for Penetration Testing |
| 18. Attack Stages | Attack Stages |
| 19. Choosing a Penetration Testing Vendor | Choosing a Penetration Testing Vendor |
| 20. Preparing for the Test | Preparing for the Test |
| 21. Summary | Summary |
| 22. Chapter 2. Legal and Ethical Considerations | Chapter 2. Legal and Ethical Considerations |
| 23. Ethics of Penetration Testing | The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics Ethics of Penetration Testing |
| 24. Laws | GUIDELINES FOR doing penetration test IN THE STATE OF HAWAII |
| 25. Logging | Logging |
| 26. To Fix or Not to Fix | To Fix or Not to Fix |
| 27. Summary | Summary |
| 28. Chapter 3. Creating a Test Plan | Chapter 3. Creating a Test Plan |
| 29. Step-by-Step Plan | Step-by-Step Plan |
| 30. Open-Source Security Testing Methodology Manual | Open-Source Security Testing Methodology Manual |
| 31. Documentation | Executive Summary Documentation |
| 32. Summary | Summary |
| 33. Part II: Performing the Test |
| 34. Chapter 4. Performing Social Engineering | google security posture penetration tesst |
| 35. Human Psychology | Behavioral Profiling Human Psychology |
| 36. What It Takes to Be a Social Engineer | What It Takes to Be a Social Engineer |
| 37. First Impressions and the Social Engineer | First Impressions and the Social Engineer |
| 38. Tech Support Impersonation | Tech Support Impersonation |
| 39. Third-Party Impersonation | Third-Party Impersonation |
| 40. E-Mail Impersonation | E-Mail Impersonation |
| 41. End User Impersonation | End User Impersonation |
| 42. Customer Impersonation | Customer Impersonation |
| 43. Reverse Social Engineering | Reverse Social Engineering |
| 44. Protecting Against Social Engineering | Protecting Against Social Engineering |
| 45. Case Study | Case Study |
| 46. Summary | Summary |
| 47. Chapter 5. Performing Host Reconnaissance | Chapter 5. Performing Host Reconnaissance |
| 48. Passive Host Reconnaissance | Passive Host Reconnaissance |
| 49. Active Host Reconnaissance | Active Host Reconnaissance |
| 50. Port Scanning | Port Scanning |
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