Unix/linux Hacking and Security

Unix/linux Hacking and Security

Module 0: Unix/linux Security and Malware
| The Anatomy of An Attack
What About the Web Server and Other Remote Access Technologies
What About Application Servers
Overview of Unx/linux Security Measures and Tools
Pdrp: Plan, Detect, Respond, Prevent
Threat Sources
Threat Categories
Dealing with Viruses
Dealing with Worms
Dealing with Spyware
Dealing with Email Attacks
Dealing with Malevolent Scripts


| Module 1: The Hacker’s View of Unix/linux
| About Authentication and Authorization
Security Architecture
Essential Security Principles
A Look At Security Realms
Unix/linux Authentication
Unix/linux Authorization
About Auditing and Logging


| Module 2: Features and Tools
| Secure Default Installation
About the Super User
About Usernames and Passwords
About Firewalls
Security Templates and Security Configuration
Baseline Profiling
Using Groups and Realms
About Encryption
Protecting Files and Directories


| Module 3: Foorprinting, Scanning and Enumeration
| The Basics of Detection: The Complete Lifecycle
Exploring Footprinting
Exploring Scanning
About Computer Names and Ip Addresses
Exploring Rpc
Exploring Smb
Delving Into Dns
A Closer Look At Snmp Enumeration


| Module 4: Service Hacking
| Cracking Passwords
Delving Into Unix/linux Authentication
Cracking Authentication
Other Services


| Module 5: Privilege Escalation and Control
| Named Pipes Prediction
Netdde Requests
Exploring Countermeasures
Command Line Control
Gui Control


| Module 6: Expanding the Attack
| Auditing
Password Cracks
About Trojan Horses
File Searching
Packet Capturing
Island Hopping


| Module 7: Cleanup
| Creating Rogue User Accounts
Trojan Logon Screens
Remote Control
Where Are Back Doors and Trojan Horses
About Rootkits
Covering Your Tracks
Covering Tracks
General Countermeasures


| Module 8: Hacking Apache
| Apache Architecture
Buffer Overflow
File System Traversal
Source Code Attacks
Hacking Web Applications


| Module 9: Hacking Internet Clients
| Browser Architecture Overview
How To Attach An Internet Client
Attacks Unleashed
The Complete Attack
Exploring Countermeasures


| Module 10: Hacking Databases
| About Oracle Security
Hacking Oracle
Defending Oracle
Security Best Practices


| Module 11: Hackng Telnet
| About Telnet
Identifying and Enumerating Telnet
Attacking Telnet
General Telnet Countermeasures


| Module 12: Other Attack Strategies
| Attacking the Sam
About File System Attacks
Implementing Dos Attacks

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