Principles of Computer Security Lab Manual, Fourth Edition by Nestler, Vincent -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Networking Basics: How Do Networks Work?

Chapter 1 Workstation Network Configuration and Connectivity

Lab 1.1: Network Workstation Client Configuration

Lab 1.1w: Windows Client Configuration Lab 1.1l: Linux Client Configuration Lab 1.1 Analysis Questions Lab 1.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 1.2: Computer Name Resolution

Lab 1.2w: Name Resolution in Windows Lab 1.2 Analysis Questions Lab 1.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 1.3: IPv6 Basics

Lab 1.3w: Windows IPv6 Basics (netsh/ping6) Lab 1.3 Analysis Questions Lab 1.3 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 2 Network Transports

Lab 2.1: Network Communication Analysis

Lab 2.1w: Network Communication Analysis in Windows Lab 2.1 Analysis Questions Lab 2.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 2.2: Port Connection Status

Lab 2.2w: Windows-Based Port Connection Status Lab 2.2l: Linux-Based Port Connection Status Lab 2.2 Analysis Questions Lab 2.2 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 3 Network Applications

Lab 3.1: FTP Communication (FTP-HTTP)

Lab 3.1w: Windows FTP Communication (FTP-HTTP) Lab 3.1l: Linux FTP Communication (FTP-HTTP) Lab 3.1 Analysis Questions Lab 3.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 3.2: E-mail Protocols: SMTP and POP3

Lab 3.2m: Windows E-mail: SMTP and POP3 Lab 3.2l: Linux E-mail: SMTP and POP3 Lab 3.2 Analysis Questions Lab 3.2 Key Terms Quiz

Part II Vulnerabilities and Threats: How Can Systems Be Compromised?

Chapter 4 Penetration Testing

Lab 4.1: IP Address and Port Scanning, Service Identity Determination

Lab 4.1w: Using Nmap in Windows Lab 4.1 Analysis Questions Lab 4.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 4.2: GUI-Based Vulnerability Scanners

Lab 4.2m: Using a Vulnerability Scanner (OpenVAS) Lab 4.2 Analysis Questions Lab 4.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 4.3: Researching System Vulnerabilities

Lab 4.3i: Researching System Vulnerabilities Lab 4.3 Analysis Questions Lab 4.3 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 4.4: Using Metasploit

Lab 4.4l: Using the Metasploit Framework Lab 4.4 Analysis Questions Lab 4.4 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 4.5: Password Cracking

Lab 4.5l: Password Cracking Lab 4.5 Analysis Questions Lab 4.5 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 4.6: Using Cobalt Strike

Lab 4.6l: Using Cobalt Strike Lab 4.6 Analysis Questions Lab 4.6 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 5 Attacks Against Applications

Lab 5.1: Web SQL Injection

Lab 5.1li: Web SQL Injection in Linux Lab 5.1 Analysis Questions Lab 5.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 5.2: Web Browser Exploits

Lab 5.2m: Web Browser Exploits Lab 5.2 Analysis Questions Lab 5.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 5.3: E-mail System Exploits

Lab 5.3m: Exploiting E-mail Vulnerabilities in Windows Lab 5.3 Analysis Questions Lab 5.3 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 6 More Attacks: Trojan Attacks, Mitm, Steganography

Lab 6.1: Trojan Attacks

Lab 6.1w: Using the Dark Comet Trojan Lab 6.1 Analysis Questions Lab 6.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 6.2: Man-in-the-Middle Attack

Lab 6.2m: Man-in-the-Middle Attack Lab 6.2 Analysis Questions Lab 6.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 6.3: Steganography

Lab 6.3w: Steganography in Windows Lab 6.3 Analysis Questions Lab 6.3 Key Terms Quiz

Part III Prevention: How Do You Prevent Harm to Networks?

Chapter 7 Hardening the Host Computer

Lab 7.1: Hardening the Operating System

Lab 7.1w: Hardening Windows 7 Lab 7.1 Analysis Questions Lab 7.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 7.2: Using Antivirus Applications

Lab 7.2w: Antivirus in Windows Lab 7.2 Analysis Questions Lab 7.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 7.3: Using Firewalls

Lab 7.3l: Configuring a Personal Firewall in Linux Lab 7.3 Analysis Questions Lab 7.3 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 8 Securing Network Communications

Lab 8.1: Using GPG to Encrypt and Sign E-mail

Lab 8.1m: Using GPG in Windows Lab 8.1 Analysis Questions Lab 8.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 8.2: Using Secure Shell (SSH)

Lab 8.2l: Using Secure Shell in Linux Lab 8.2m: Using Secure Shell in Windows Lab 8.2 Analysis Questions Lab 8.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 8.3: Using Secure Copy (SCP)

Lab 8.3l: Using Secure Copy in Linux Lab 8.3m: Using Secure Copy in Windows Lab 8.3 Analysis Questions Lab 8.3 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 8.4: Using Certificates and SSL

Lab 8.4l: Using Certificates and SSL in Linux Lab 8.4 Analysis Questions Lab 8.4 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 8.5: Using IPsec

Lab 8.5w: Using IPsec in Windows Lab 8.5 Analysis Questions Lab 8.5 Key Terms Quiz

Part IV Detection and Response: How Do You Detect and Respond to Attacks?

Chapter 9 Preparing for and Detecting Attacks

Lab 9.1: System Log Analysis

Lab 9.1w: Log Analysis in Windows Lab 9.1l: Log Analysis in Linux Lab 9.1 Analysis Questions Lab 9.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 9.2: Intrusion Detection Systems

Lab 9.2l: Using a Network Intrusion Detection System (Snort) in Linux Lab 9.2 Analysis Questions Lab 9.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 9.3: Backing Up and Restoring Data

Lab 9.3w: Backing Up and Restoring Data in Windows Lab 9.3l: Backing Up and Restoring Data in Linux Lab 9.3 Analysis Questions Lab 9.3 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 9.4: Using Honeypots

Lab 9.4w: Using Honeypots in Windows Lab 9.4 Analysis Questions Lab 9.4 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 10 Digital Forensics

Lab 10.1: Live Analysis: Incident Determination

Lab 10.1w: Live Analysis: Incident Determination in Windows Lab 10.1 Analysis Questions Lab 10.1 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 10.2: Acquiring the Data

Lab 10.2w: Acquiring the Data in Windows Lab 10.2 Analysis Questions Lab 10.2 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 10.3: Forensic Analysis

Lab 10.3l: Forensic Analysis in CAINE Lab 10.3 Analysis Questions Lab 10.3 Key Terms Quiz

Lab 10.4: Remote Image Capture

Lab 10.4l: Remote Forensic Image Capture Over a Network Lab 10.4 Analysis Questions Lab 10.4 Key Terms Quiz

Appendix Objectives Map: compTIA Security+™ Index

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