Peikari, Cyrus <br/><br/>
Security warrior /  
Cyrus Peikari, Anton Chuvakin.  
 - Sebastopol, California :   O'Reilly,   2004 
 - 531 p. 
<br/><br/>CONTENIDO<br/>Dedication<br/>Preface<br/>Part I: Software Cracking<br/>Chapter 1. Assembly Language<br/>Registers<br/>ASM Opcodes<br/>References<br/>Chapter 2. Windows Reverse Engineering<br/>History of RCE<br/>Reversing Tools<br/>Reverse Engineering Examples<br/>References<br/>Chapter 3. Linux Reverse Engineering<br/>Basic Tools and Techniques<br/>A Good Disassembly<br/>Problem Areas<br/>Writing New Tools<br/>References<br/>Chapter 4. Windows CE Reverse Engineering<br/>Windows CE Architecture<br/>CE Reverse Engineering Fundamentals<br/>Practical CE Reverse Engineering<br/>Reverse Engineering serial.exe<br/>References<br/>Chapter 5. Overflow Attacks<br/>Buffer Overflows<br/>Understanding Buffers<br/>Smashing the Stack<br/>Heap Overflows<br/>Preventing Buffer Overflows<br/>A Live Challenge<br/>References<br/>Part II: Network Stalking<br/>Chapter 6. TCP/IP Analysis<br/>A Brief History of TCP/IP<br/>Encapsulation<br/>TCP<br/>IP<br/>UDP<br/>ICMP<br/>ARP<br/>RARP<br/>BOOTP<br/>DHCP<br/>TCP/IP Handshaking<br/>Covert Channels<br/>IPv6<br/>Ethereal<br/>Packet Analysis<br/>Fragmentation<br/>References<br/>Chapter 7. Social Engineering<br/>Background<br/>Performing the Attacks<br/>Advanced Social Engineering<br/>References<br/>Chapter 8. Reconnaissance<br/>Online Reconnaissance<br/>Conclusion<br/>References<br/>Chapter 9. OS Fingerprinting<br/>Telnet Session Negotiation<br/>TCP Stack Fingerprinting<br/>Special-Purpose Tools<br/>Passive Fingerprinting<br/>Fuzzy Operating System Fingerprinting<br/>TCP/IP Timeout Detection<br/>References<br/>Chapter 10. Hiding the Tracks<br/>From Whom Are You Hiding?<br/>Postattack Cleanup<br/>Forensic Tracks<br/>Maintaining Covert Access<br/>References<br/>Part III: Platform Attacks<br/>Chapter 11. Unix Defense<br/>Unix Passwords<br/>File Permissions<br/>System Logging<br/>Network Access in Unix<br/>Unix Hardening<br/>Unix Network Defense<br/>References<br/>Chapter 12. Unix Attacks<br/>Local Attacks<br/>Remote Attacks<br/>Unix Denial-of-Service Attacks<br/>References<br/>Chapter 13. Windows Client Attacks<br/>Denial-of-Service Attacks<br/>Remote Attacks<br/>Remote Desktop/Remote Assistance<br/>References<br/>Chapter 14. Windows Server Attacks<br/>Release History<br/>Kerberos Authentication Attacks<br/>Kerberos Authentication Review<br/>Defeating Buffer Overflow Prevention<br/>Active Directory Weaknesses<br/>Hacking PKI<br/>Smart Card Hacking<br/>Encrypting File System Changes<br/>Third-Party Encryption<br/>References<br/>Chapter 15. SOAP XML Web Services Security<br/>XML Encryption<br/>XML Signatures<br/>Reference<br/>Chapter 16. SQL Injection<br/>Introduction to SQL<br/>SQL Injection Attacks<br/>SQL Injection Defenses<br/>PHP-Nuke Examples<br/>References<br/>Chapter 17. Wireless Security<br/>Reducing Signal Drift<br/>Problems with WEP<br/>Cracking WEP<br/>Practical WEP Cracking<br/>VPNs<br/>TKIP<br/>SSL<br/>Airborne Viruses<br/>References<br/>Part IV: Advanced Defense<br/>Chapter 18. Audit Trail Analysis<br/>Log Analysis Basics<br/>Log Examples<br/>Logging States<br/>When to Look at the Logs<br/>Log Overflow and Aggregation<br/>Challenge of Log Analysis<br/>Security Information Management<br/>Global Log Aggregation<br/>References<br/>Chapter 19. Intrusion Detection Systems<br/>IDS Examples<br/>Bayesian Analysis<br/>Hacking Through IDSs<br/>The Future of IDSs<br/>Snort IDS Case Study<br/>IDS Deployment Issues<br/>References<br/>Chapter 20. Honeypots<br/>Motivation<br/>Building the Infrastructure<br/>Capturing Attacks<br/>References<br/>Chapter 21. Incident Response<br/>Case Study: Worm Mayhem<br/>Definitions<br/>Incident Response Framework<br/>Small Networks<br/>Medium-Sized Networks<br/>Large Networks<br/>References<br/>Chapter 22. Forensics and Antiforensics<br/>Hardware Review<br/>Information Detritus<br/>Forensics Tools<br/>Bootable Forensics CD-ROMs<br/>Evidence Eliminator<br/>Forensics Case Study: FTP Attack<br/>References<br/>Part V: Appendix<br/>Appendix A. Useful SoftICE Commands and Breakpoints<br/>Section A.1. SoftICE Commands<br/>Section A.2. Breakpoints<br/>Colophon<br/>Index 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0596005458 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>SECURITY<br/>SEGURIDAD INFORMATICA<br/>SOFTWARE CRACKING<br/>NETWORK STALKING<br/>PLATFORM ATTACKS<br/>ADVANCED DEFENSE<br/>HONEYPOTS<br/>WINDOWS SERVER ATTACKS<br/>WIRELESS SECURITY
<br/><br/><label>Universal Decimal Class. No.: </label>004.056 P351