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Introduction Describe The Contents Of The Course

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Hackers don’t have to be brilliant. I’m living proof of that. Even though I’ve broken into every single place where I’ve ever been hired to do so, I’ve never completely understood quantum physics or Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. I failed high school English twice, I never got higher than a C in math, and my grade point average of my first semester of college was 0.62. That was composed of five Fs and one A. The lone A was in a water safety class because I had already been an oceanfront lifeguard for five years. My bad grades were not only because I wasn’t trying. I just wasn’t that smart and I wasn’t trying.

If your pen testing doesn’t find any weaknesses and soon afterward

your client is compromised by real attackers, you aren’t going to look good. If this happens several times, word will get around and you’ll probably be looking for a new career. The weaknesses are there. Find them.

The Hacking Methodology

The hacking methodology contains the following progressive steps:

1. Information Gathering

2. Penetration

3. Optional: Guaranteeing Future Easier Access

4. Internal Reconnaissance

5. Optional: Movement

6. Intended Action Execution

7. Optional: Covering

The Hacking Methodology

The hacking methodology contains the following progressive steps:

1. Information Gathering

2. Penetration

3. Optional: Guaranteeing Future Easier Access

4. Internal Reconnaissance

5. Optional: Movement

6. Intended Action Execution

7. Optional: Covering

Social engineering is a very successful hacking method. Some computer security experts will tell you that you cannot do enough training to successfully make all employees aware of social engineering tactics. They are wrong. A combination of enough training and the right technologies can significantly diminish the risk of social engineering.

The Hacking Methodology

The hacking methodology contains the following progressive steps:

1. Information Gathering

2. Penetration

3. Optional: Guaranteeing Future Easier Access

4. Internal Reconnaissance

5. Optional: Movement

6. Intended Action Execution

7. Optional: Covering

Social engineering is a very successful hacking method. Some computer security experts will tell you that you cannot do enough training to successfully make all employees aware of social engineering tactics. They are wrong. A combination of enough training and the right technologies can significantly diminish the risk of social engineering.

Software vulnerabilities are susceptible weaknesses (i.e. “bugs”) in software,

often from exploitable flaws written by the developer or inherent in the programming language. Not every software bug is a security vulnerability. The bug must be exploitable by an attacker to become a threat or risk. Most software bugs cause an operational issue (which may not even directly manifest themselves to the operator) or even cause a fatal interruption to processing but cannot be leveraged by an attacker to gain unauthorized system access.

Exploitable software vulnerabilities are responsible for a large (if not the largest) percentage of hacking in a given time period, even though other hacking methods (such as Trojan horse programs and social engineering) are often very competitive. Some computer security experts think most computer security issues would go away if all software was bug-free, although this isn’t true or possible. Still, even if not a panacea, more secure code with fewer vulnerabilities would wipe a significant category of hacking issues out and make our computing environment appreciably safer.

Malware Types

*Number of Malware Programs

*Mostly Criminal in Origin

*Defenses Against Malware

*Fully Patched Software

*Training

*Anti-Malware Software

*Application Control Programs

*Security Boundaries

*Intrusion Detection

Much of the underlying technology that makes the rest of computer

security work involves cryptography. Cryptography has been around for eons, and it will be around long after we leave planet Earth for other hospitable planets. Personally, cryptography is the computer security genre that I love the most, even though after nearly three decades of being a cryptohobbyist I don’t consider myself a cryptography expert.

Firewalls are a great example of technology being a victim of its own success.

Firewalls have worked so well at defending computers for three decades that the threats they were created to prevent have almost stopped even being tried. The bad guys are giving up! At least on those types of threats. Some experts have even argued whether firewalls are even necessary anymore, but most believe that firewalls, like anti-malware scanners, are an essential item in anyone’s computer security base configuration

https://www.honeynet.org/projects/

A “honeypot” is any system set up for the expressed purpose of being a “fake” system to detect unauthorized activity. A honeypot can be a computer system, a device, a network router, a wireless access point, a printer—anything the honeypot administrator wishes to deploy. A “honeynet” is a collection of honeypots. A honeypot can be created by deploying a real but otherwise unused system or by deploying specialized honeypot software that emulates systems. The emulation can be anywhere along the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model layers—Physical, Data-Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, or Application—or any combination of these layers. There are many open-source and commercial honeypot options, each offering various features and realism. The buyer must beware though. There are some honeypot products that have been around for longer than a decade, but the vast majority of honeypot offerings come and go in a few years, free or commercial, so be aware of longevity issues.

Hacking passwords has always been a popular activity for cyber attackers, although the newer methods have evolved from simple password guessing. The Hollywood notion of the hacker is someone who sits in front of a logon screen and simply guesses the correct password out of thin air. Although this does happen, it is fairly rare. Real password hacking usually involves a lot more guesses or no guessing at all.

Hacking passwords has always been a popular activity for cyber attackers, although the newer methods have evolved from simple password guessing. The Hollywood notion of the hacker is someone who sits in front of a logon screen and simply guesses the correct password out of thin air. Although this does happen, it is fairly rare. Real password hacking usually involves a lot more guesses or no guessing at all.

This chapter covers the requirements that make a hacker a legal, professional penetration tester, plus other hints that can help any pen tester’s career. In addition, I cover the most sought-after certifications.

This chapter covers the requirements that make a hacker a legal, professional penetration tester, plus other hints that can help any pen tester’s career. In addition, I cover the most sought-after certifications.