Table of contentsAnatomy of Internet Attacks
Democratization of Hacking
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Where do I want to go?
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Who do I want to be today?
Who do I want to be today? UNIX - finger
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Who do I want to be today? NT - qtip
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Who do I want to be today? Protection
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Where is the door? Probing tools
Where is the door? Open Ports - Continued
Where is the door? nmap
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Where is the door? Protection
Opening the door
CGI-Bin Exploit
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CGI-Bin Exploit Protection
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Opening the door John The Ripper
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Opening the door l0phtcrack
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Opening the door Protection
Who is watching?
Who is watching? Protection
Taking control
Becoming Superuser by Exploiting Buffer Overflow
Becoming Super-User by Exploiting Buffer Overflow
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Backdoors and Trojan Horses
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Backdoor - Back Orifice From “Cult of the Dead Cow”
Backdoor - Back Orifice 2000
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Taking control Protection
Now, where can I go?
Now, where can I go? Packet Sniffers
Now, where can I go? Packet Sniffers - Sniffit
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Now, where can I go? Packet Sniffers - Protection
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Now, where can I go? VPN defeats Packet Sniffers
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What else can we do…?
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What else can we do…? Web Site Vandalism - Protection
What else can we do…? Denial-of-Service (DoS)
Denial-of-Service Example: LAND Attack
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Distributed Denial of Service
Distributed Denial-Of-Service The Internet Meltdown
Distributed Denial of Service The Internet Meltdown
Distributed Attack Protective Measures
Distributed Attack Protection: Filtering & Router Configuration
What else can we do…? Hostile ActiveX and Java Applets
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What else can we do…? Viruses
Virus and Hostile Applet Protection
Conclusions
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