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Know Your Enemy - Learning with User-Mode Linux

23 November 2004

Source: "Know Your Enemy - Learning with User-Mode Linux" - Posted by Administrator
This paper describes step by step how to build a virtual Honeynet using free and OpenSource solutions. If you have ever wanted to work with Honeynet technologies, but could not afford the investment in multiple computers, now is your chance to try i Write Comment

chroot login HOWTO

23 November 2004

Source: "chroot login HOWTO" - Posted by Administrator
This HOWTO details creating accounts on a *nix operating system that are chroot'ed to their home directory. Write Comment

Identifying A Deleted Account

23 November 2004

Source: "Identifying A Deleted Account" - Posted by Administrator
How to Identify and Remove a deleted account from a system. Write Comment

Reverse Engineering Hostile Code

23 November 2004

Source: "Reverse Engineering Hostile Code" - Posted by Administrator
This article outlines the process of reverse engineering hostile code. Write Comment

Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO

23 November 2004

Source: "Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO" - Posted by Administrator
This document is a free book on common mistakes made by programmers that make their programs insecure. Write Comment

Format String Exploition

23 November 2004

Source: "Format String Exploition" - Posted by Administrator
This article tells how it is possible for the user to input format string that will gives us reading on the stack. Write Comment

Introduction to Buffer Overflows

23 November 2004

Source: "Introduction to Buffer Overflows" - Posted by Administrator
This tutorial will let you know what a buffer overflow is and how you can detect if some program is vulnerable to buffer overflow exploits. This tutorial has C source code, so if you don't know C you can have some problems in this tutorial, you also Write Comment

Linux Partitions: A Primer

23 November 2004

Source: "Linux Partitions: A Primer" - Posted by Administrator
A primer on good partitioning habits. Write Comment

The Cross Site Scripting FAQ

23 November 2004

Source: "The Cross Site Scripting FAQ" - Posted by Administrator
Procedures and information on CSS and how to prevent your site from being vulnerable. Write Comment

Analyzing your internet applications' log files

23 November 2004

Source: "Analyzing your internet applications' log files" - Posted by Administrator
This article is the first in a series about using lire to analyze log files of internet server applications. This is not limited to one service, e.g. Apache, but is an integrated analyzer for many different services. Included are DNS, WWW and email. Write Comment

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