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Dieses Buch beschreibt verschiedene Methoden, wie man in Computersysteme einbrechen kann. Es besteht hauptsächlich aus 3 Teilen: Programmierung (Buffer-Overflows, Format-Strings, ...), Netzwerke (Port-Scanning, Denial-of-Service, ...) und Kryptologie (Verschlüsselungsmethoden, Passwörter cracken, ...)

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mitp-Verlag
Language
German
Pages
282

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Subjects
computer security, hacker, networks, computer, Netzwerk, Computersicherheit

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Table of Contents

Vorwort. 7
Danksagungen. 9
0x100 Einleitung. 11
0x200 Programmierung. 17
2.1 Was ist Programmierung?. 18
2.2. Programme ausnutzen. 22
2.3 Allgemeine Angriffstechniken. 26
2.4 Dateiberechtigungen für Multiuser-Betriebssysteme. 26
2.5 Speicher. 28
2.6 Buffer-Overflow (Pufferüberlauf). 35
2.7 Stack-basierter Overflow. 36
2.8 Heap- und BSS-basierte Overflows. 57
2.9 Format-Strings. 71
2.10 Shellcode programmieren. 106
2.11 Der Rücksprung zu libc. 158
0x300 Netzwerke. 171
3.1 Was bedeutet Netzwerk?. 171
3.2 Interessante Schichten im Detail. 174
3.3 Netzwerke sniffen. 179
3.4 TCP-/IP-Hijacking. 190
3.5 Denial-of-Service. 195
3.6 Port-Scanning. 198
0x400 Kryptologie. 211
4.1 Informationstheorie. 212
4.2 Algorithmenlaufzeit. 215
4.3 Symmetrische Verschlüsselung. 217
4.4 Asymmetrische Verschlüsselung. 219
4.5 Hybride Verschlüsselung. 226
4.6 Passwörter cracken. 239
4.7 802.11b-Wireless-LAN-Verschlüsselung. 256
4.8 WEP-Angriffe. 259
0x500 Zusammenfassung. 275
Stichwortverzeichnis. 279

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Bonn, Germany
Copyright Date
2006
Translation Of
Hacking. The Art of Exploitation
Translated From
English

Contributors

Translator
Ian Travis
Proofreader
Ernst H. Pröfener
Redakteur
Astrid Sander

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Pagination
282p
Number of pages
282
Dimensions
21 x 15 x 2.5 centimeters
Weight
450 grams

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24636543M
ISBN 10
3826616677
ISBN 13
9783826616679

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Der Begriff "Hacking" ruft stilisierte Bilder von elektronischen Vandalismus, Spionage, gefärbten Haaren und Körper-Piercings hervor.
Page 11, added by Andreas Perstinger.

Erster Satz aus der Einleitung

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