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e-commerce
e-mail impersonation
     malware attachments
e-mail policies
EAPOW (Extensible Authentication Protocol over Wireless)
EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval) 2nd
educating employees about password cracking
EIP (extended instruction pointer)
elements (HTML)
elevation techniques
     for Microsoft Windows
     irix-login.c exploit
     rpc.statd exploit
     stack smashing exploit
Elkern virus
embryonic connections
employees
     impersonating
     tech support, impersonating
     telecommuter phone numbers, obtaining
enabling access auditing
encrypted passwords
end-user impersonation
enforcing standards for wireless networks
EPHI (electronic public health information)
erasing
     evidence stage of attacks
     passwords
ESP (extended stack pointer) registers
Ethereal
     configuring
     monitoring session hijacking attacks 2nd
ethical hackers
European Council Convention on Cybercrime
evading IDSs
example penetration test, LCN 2nd 3rd
examples
    of buffer overflows
         Linux privilege escalation
         Windows privilege escalation
     of scan detection
         FIN scans
         NULL scans
         OS guessing scans
         SYN scans
         TCP Connect() scans
         Xmas tree scans
     of simple buffer overflows
execiis-win32.exe
executing DoS attacks
     Datapool
     Hgod
     Jolt2
Executive Summary 2nd
expanding number of security threats, reasons for
     administrator trust
     availability of hacking tools
     business partnerships
     complexity of networks
     frequency of software updates
     hacktivism
     industry regulations
     marketing demands
     nature of open source
     proliferation of viruses and worms
     reliance on Internet
     unmonitored telecommuters and mobile users
     WLANs
expiration dates of passwords, modifying
exploits
     hidden fields
     zero-day
extended stored procedures 2nd
external JavaScript
extra fun tab (SubSeven)

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Penetration Testing and Network Defense
Penetration Testing and Network Defense
ISBN: 1587052083
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 209

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