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Practical Network Scanning

You're reading from   Practical Network Scanning Capture network vulnerabilities using standard tools such as Nmap and Nessus

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2018
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ISBN-13 9781788839235
Length 326 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Singh Chauhan Singh Chauhan
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Preface
1. Fundamental Security Concepts FREE CHAPTER 2. Secure Network Design 3. Server-Level Security 4. Cloud Security Design 5. Application Security Design 6. Threat Detection and Response 7. Vulnerability Assessment 8. Remote OS Detection 9. Public Key Infrastructure-SSL 10. Firewall Placement and Detection Techniques 11. VPN and WAN Encryption 12. Summary and Scope of Security Technologies 1. Assessment 2. Other Books you may enjoy Index

Exploited system vulnerabilities


When moving to cloud computing, you have to consider the following security issues in order to enhance your data safety.

Session riding attack works based on session cookies and takes advantage of the user's previously authenticated session. Account hijacking or session riding is not new to cloud service providers and users. Hackers manage to gain access to login credentials and can easily track user activities. A similar attack occurs when attackers access cloud drive files without user credentials. This type of attack works by stealing the password token via a phishing attack or drive-by-exploit, a small file that sits on a user's device for convenience (saving the user from entering their password each time). Once attackers gain access, they can access and steal files, and even add malware or ransomware to the victim's cloud folder, which can be used for further attacks.

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Https:// does not protect from session riding attacks.

Cloud-based DDoS attacks are...

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