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Hacking Exposed™ Web applications

Book information

Publisher
McGraw-Hill/Osborne
Year
2002
ISBN
007222438X, 9780072224382
LCC
TK5105.59 .S32 2002
Google Books ID
sNVQAAAAMAAJ
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
8 MB (7969947 bytes)
Series
Hacking Exposed
Edition
1
Pages
416\416
Topic
Computers Security
Library
mexmat
Scanned
no
Time added
2009-07-20 03:45:11

Description

Unleash the hackers' arsenal to secure your Web applicationsIn today's world of pervasive Internet connectivity and rapidly evolving Web technology, online security is as critical as it is challenging. With the enhanced availability of information and services online and Web-based attacks and break-ins on the rise, security risks are at an all time high. Hacking Exposed Web Applications shows you, step-by-step, how to defend against the latest Web-based attacks by understanding the hacker's devious methods and thought processes. Discover how intruders gather information, acquire targets, identify weak spots, gain control, and cover their tracks. You'll get in-depth coverage of real-world hacks — both simple and sophisticated — and detailed countermeasures to protect against them.What you'll learn:• The proven Hacking Exposed methodology to locate, exploit, and patch vulnerable platforms and applications• How attackers identify potential weaknesses in Web application components• What devastating vulnerabilities exist within Web server platforms such as Apache, Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS), Netscape Enterprise Server, J2EE, ASP.NET, and more• How to survey Web applications for potential vulnerabilities — including checking directory structures, helper files, Java classes and applets, HTML comments, forms, and query strings• Attack methods against authentication and session management features such as cookies, hidden tags, and session identifiers• Most common input validation attacks — crafted input, command execution characters, and buffer overflows• Countermeasures for SQL injection attacks such as robust error handling, custom stored procedures, and proper database configuration• XML Web services vulnerabilities and best practices• Tools and techniques used to hack Web clients — including cross-site scripting, active content attacks and cookie manipulation• Valuable checklists and tips on hardening Web applications and clients based on the authors' consulting experiences

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