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Honeypots for Windows
by Roger A. Grimes
Apress
2005
Chapter 1: An Introduction to Honeypots
Table 1-1: Summary of Honeypot Types
Chapter 2: A Honeypot Deployment Plan
Table 2-1: Honeypot Placement Location Comparison
Chapter 3: Windows Honeypot Modeling
Table 3-1: Common Microsoft Windows Ports and Services
Table 3-2: Generic Windows Server Ports
Table 3-3: Common IIS Server Ports
Table 3-4: Common Windows 2000 Domain Controller Ports
Table 3-5: Common Windows Workstation Ports
Table 3-6: Common SQL Server Ports
Table 3-7: Common Ports on a Simple Exchange Server
Table 3-8: Common Ports on a Complex Exchange Server
Table 3-9: Common NetBIOS Suffixes
Table 3-10: NetBIOS Ports
Table 3-11: IIS Versions and Related Operating Systems
Table 3-12: Default IIS Folders and Subfolders
Table 3-13: Common Windows Listening UDP Ports by Platform
Table 3-14: Common Windows Listening TCP Ports by Platform
Table 3-15: Common Windows Applications and Their Port Numbers
Chapter 4: Windows Honeypot Deployment
Table 4-1: Windows OS Minimum and Recommended Hardware Requirements
Table 4-2: Recommended Hardware Requirements for a Honeypot
Table 4-3: Recommended Registry Entries to Harden the TCP/IP Stack
Table 4-4: Recommended Windows Services Startup Type Settings
Chapter 5: Honeyd Installation
Table 5-1: TCP/IP Packet Types
Table 5-2: TCP Flags
Table 5-3: Honeyd Simple Port Behaviors
Table 5-4: Recommended Honeyd Directories
Chapter 6: Honeyd Configuration
Table 6-1: Honeyd Runtime Options
Chapter 7: Honeyd Service Scripts
Table 7-1: Default Scripts in the Windows Version of Honeyd
Table 7-2: Service Scripts Available at Honeyd.org
Chapter 8: Other Windows-Based Honeypots
Table 8-1: SPECTER Traps and Services
Table 8-2: KFSensor Sim Banner Server Banner Parameters
Table 8-3: KFSensor Event Column Fields
Chapter 9: Network Traffic Analysis
Table 9-1: Default Snort Variables
Table 9-2: Some Snort Preprocessors
Table 9-3: Snort Rule Syntax Fields
Chapter 10: Honeypot Monitoring
Table 10-1: Microsoft Tools for Gathering Baseline Information
Table 10-2: Sysinternal PsTools Utilities
Table 10-3: EVENTTRIGGERS /Create Options
Chapter 11: Honeypot Data Analysis
Table 11-1: Logon Event Properties
Table 11-2: Event Description Information
Table 11-3: Interesting Event IDs
Chapter 12: Malware Code Analysis
Table 12-1: 8086 Register Types and Common Functions
Table 12-2: Common 80x86 Instructions
Table 12-3: PE File Segments
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ISBN: 1590593359
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 119
Authors:
Roger A. Grimes
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