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Computer Crimes: Examples of Network Security attacks

Given by Roman Markowski at Tango Group Internal Technology Seminars on April 23 99. Foils prepared May 19 99

Examples and Typical attack weopens
Denial of Service, DNS Cache Poisoning, Port Scanners, Back Orifice
Web and Java
UNIX is better than NT

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1 Computer Crimes Examples of Network Security Attacks
2 Computer crimes (1)
3 Computer crimes (2)
4 Computer crimes (3)
5 Typical Scenario
6 Typical Scenario - collecting tools
7 Typical Scenario - data gathering
8 Typical Scenario - research
9 Threats
10 Trends
11 Denial of Service Attacks (1)
12 Denial of Service Attacks (2)
13 Denial of Service Attacks (3)
14 Denial of Service Attacks (4)
15 Denial of Service Attacks (5)
16 Denial of Service Attacks (6)
17 Denial of Service Attacks (7)
18 DNS Cache Poisoning (1)
19 DNS Cache Poisoning (2)
20 DNS Cache Poisoning (3)
21 Port Scanners (1)
22 Port Scanners (2)
23 Port Scanners (3)
24 Port Scanners (4)
25 Port Scanners (5)
26 Back Orifice (1)
27 Back Orifice (2)
28 Back Orifice (3)
29 Back Orifice (4)
30 Back Orifice (5)
31 Session Hijacking (1)
32 Session Hijacking (2)
33 A Social Engineering Attack
34 Web Spoofing
35 Frame Spoofing
36 Web Exposures
37 Sneakin
38 Loki
39 Crack / L0phtCrack
40 Java-based attacks
41 Cookies
42 Unix vs. Windows NT
43 Can I try Intrusion Tools ?
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