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Maximum Windows 2000 Security

By Anonymous, Mark Burnett, L. J. Locher, Chris Doyle, Chris Amaris, Rand Morimoto
Published Dec 15, 2001 by Sams.

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Description

Copyright 2002
Pages: 624
Edition: 1st

eBook (Adobe DRM)
ISBN-10: 0-7686-5876-4
ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-5876-7

Written from the hacker's perspective, Maximum Windows 2000 Security is a comprehensive, solutions-oriented guide to Windows 2000 security.

Topics include:

Physical & File System Security,

Password Security,

Malicious Code,

Windows 2000 Network Security Architecture and Professional Protocols,

Web Server Security,

Denial of Service Attacks,

Intrusion Detection,

Hacking Secure Code in Windows 2000.

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Introduction.

I. INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 2000 SERVER SECURITY.

1. Hacking Windows 2000 Servers.

What Makes Windows 2000 Vulnerable. Knowing the Tools. Summary.

2. Windows 2000 Server Security Features.

Windows 2000 Security Features. Enhanced Access Control. Enhanced Network Control. IPSec and VPNs. Kerberos. Advanced Authentication Support. File System Encryption. Logging. Summary.

3. The Hacker Toolkit.

Types of Tools. The Hacker's Toolkit. Tools for Your Tools. Building Tools. The Basic Tools. Summary.

II. WINDOWS 2000 SERVER SECURITY BASICS.

4. Hacking Windows 2000: Getting Started.

Finding Networks. Finding Windows 2000 Servers. Finding Open Services. Evading Detection. Summary.

5. Installing Windows 2000: The First Step Toward Security.

Pre-Installation Considerations. The Installation Process. Summary.

6. Password Security.

Inside Windows 2000 Passwords. What Are Hashes? Cracking Windows 2000 Passwords. Finding Password Hashes. Cracking Password Hashes. Protecting Passwords through Security Policy. Protecting Passwords through User Education. Password Synchronization with Existing Unix Systems. Miscellaneous Password Issues. Maximum Password Security. Summary on Password Security.

7. Windows 2000 Services.

Understanding How Services Work. Windows 2000 Services. Summary.

III. WINDOWS 2000 NETWORKING.

8. Windows 2000 Network Security Architecture.

Active Directory. Internet Protocol Security (IPSec). Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). Understanding Workgroups. Understanding Windows 2000 Domains. Interoperability and Heterogeneous Network Features. Further Reading on Windows 2000 Network Security and on Windows 2000 Interoperability. Summary.

9. Network Protocols, Clients, and Services.

Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model. TCP/IP. Windows 2000 Clients, Protocols, and Services. Name Resolution Services. Summary.

10. Trojans and Backdoors.

Understanding Malicious Code Attacks. Recent Malicious Code Attacks. Protecting Windows 2000 Networks against Malicious Code Attacks. Additional Resources for Preventing Malicious Code Attacks. Summary.

11. Active Directory.

Active Directory Namespace. Active Directory Objects. Distributed Security. File and Folder Permissions. Summary.

12. Security Policy and Configuration.

Security Configuration Tool Set. What Is the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)? Security Areas. Security Configuration Tool Set Components. Security Templates. Security Configuration and Analysis Tool. Security Settings Extension for the Group Policy Snap-In. secedit.exe Command-Line Tool. Summary. <

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