Title Statements
- Full title :Code hacking : a developer's guide to network security / Richard Conway, Julian Cordingley
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:©2004
- Edition:1. ed
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Charles River Media
- Place of Publication:Hingham, Mass
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2004
The Physical Object
- Description:xiii, 386 s. : : illustrations ; : 24 cm +
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:1584503149, 9781584503149
- oclc:ocn474525342
- LC Classification:TK5105.59
- Dewey Decimal:005.8
Table of Contents
Indhold: Chapter 1 Introduction 12 Consequences of Intrusion 19 Indirect threats 23 A short tour of Social Engineering 26 The changing world of development 29 A Word on Hacking ... 37 Hackers old and new 39 Chapter 2 Networking 43 A Brief history lesson 43 Network Access Layer 46 Ethernet 47 What's in a 802.3 Ethernet Frame 49 The Internet Layer 51 IP -- Internet Protocol 51 Routing 63 Hacking IP 66 ARP Spoofing 67 IP Spoofing 69 IP Fragmentation attacks 69 TCP/IP 72 Three-way handshaking with TCP 74 Examining a TCP header segment 76 TCP Session Hijacking 78 TCP Denial of Service 80 TCP Land Attack 81 UDP 81 UDP Denial of Service 83 UDP Flooding (Fraggle attack) 83 ICMP 84 Ping of Death 86 Ping Flooding 87 Smurf Attack 88 A Ping Example 89 Multipurpose ICMP 100 ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 102 Chapter 3 -- Tools of the Trade 103 Internet Application Network Architectures 103 The Demilitarized Zone 106 Network Address Translation -- NAT 112 DNS 113 What is DNS 114 Implementing DNS servers 116 DNS Vulnerabilities 116 Zone Transfers 117 DNS Spoofing 118 Tools of the Trade 119 Whois 119 NSLookup 122 Sam Spade 123 NBTStat 126 Netcat 128 Key logging 130 Building a simple port scanner 138 Building …
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