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daemons
     ntpd 2nd
     status reports
     syslogd
     VPND
DARPA model
databases, AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment) 2nd
Datalink layer (OSI model)
Debian firewalls, starting on boot 2nd
debugging 2nd
    firewall rules, checking
         forwarding rules 2nd 3rd
         input rules 2nd
         output rules 2nd 3rd
     firewall rules, listing 2nd
         filter table listing formats 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
         mangle table listing formats 2nd
         nat table listing formats
     system logs
         firewall log messages 2nd 3rd 4th
         syslog configuration 2nd 3rd 4th
     tips 2nd 3rd 4th
default policies
     defining 2nd
     packet-filtering firewalls 2nd 3rd
     rules
demilitarized zone [See DMZ]
denial-of-service attacks
     areas of consideration
     "Denial of Service" (paper)
    incoming packets
         buffer overflows
         fragmentation bombs 2nd
         ICMP redirect bombs 2nd
         ping flooding
         Ping of Death 2nd
         TCP SYN flooding 2nd 3rd
         UDP flooding
     Smurf attacks 2nd
deny-everything-by-default policy 2nd
denying
     access to problem sites 2nd
     packets
destination addresses
     branching
     iptables 2nd
destination NAT [See DNAT]
Destination Unreachable messages
destination-address-check chain 2nd
detecting intrusions 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
    AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment)
         check types 2nd 3rd
         configuration files 2nd 3rd 4th
         database updates 2nd
         initialization
         installation
         macros 2nd
         monitoring filesystems with 2nd 3rd
         reports, customizing 2nd 3rd
         scheduling to run automatically
         verbose output
     ARPWatch 2nd 3rd 4th
     Chkrootkit 2nd
         downloading
         limitations 2nd
         responding to infections 2nd
         running 2nd
         security 2nd
         system binaries 2nd
         when to use
     filesystems 2nd 3rd 4th
     incident reporting 2nd
         advantages of
         denial-of-service attacks
         incident types 2nd
         information to include 2nd
         online resources
         where to report incidents 2nd
     log monitoring 2nd 3rd
     network analysis tools 2nd 3rd 4th
         ARPWatch
         Cricket
         MRTG
         ntop
         sniffer placement
         Snort
         switches/hubs 2nd
         TCPDump 2nd
    penetration testing
         Hping2
         Nessus
         Nikto 2nd
         Nmap 2nd
    preventing attacks
         Bastille Linux
         kernel enhancements
         penetration testing
         updates 2nd
     responding to 2nd 3rd
     security audit tools
     Snort 2nd 3rd
         alerts
         configuring 2nd 3rd
         downloading
         installing 2nd
         Swatch
         testing 2nd
     system configuration
     system logs 2nd
     system performance
     TCPDump 2nd
         abnormal packet activity 2nd
         command-line options 2nd
         DNS queries, capturing
         downloading
         expressions 2nd 3rd
         FTP conversations, capturing
         HTTP conversations, capturing 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
         ICMP pings, capturing
         installing
         LAND attacks 2nd
         normal scan (nmap) attacks 2nd 3rd
         recording traffic with 2nd 3rd
         SMTP conversations, capturing 2nd
         Smurf attacks
         SSH conversations, capturing
         Xmas Tree attacks
     user accounts
developing firewalls 2nd 3rd 4th
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
     choke firewalls as local DHCP servers 2nd
     messages 2nd
     protocols
     servers, accessing 2nd 3rd 4th
DHCPACK messages
DHCPDECLINE messages
DHCPDISCOVER messages
DHCPINFORM messages
DHCPNAK messages
DHCPOFFER messages
DHCPRELEASE messages
DHCPREQUEST messages
Differentiated Services (DS) field
Differentiated Services Control Protocol (DSCP)
directed broadcasts, blocking
direction qualifiers (TCPDump) 2nd
directives (AIDE) 2nd
DMZ (demilitarized zone)
     choke DMZ configurations as private name servers 2nd
     gateway configurations for name servers 2nd
     implementing 2nd
     public web servers
     web proxies 2nd
DNAT (Destination NAT) 2nd
     host forwarding 2nd
         port redirection 2nd
         to server farms
         to servers in privately addressed DMZ 2nd
     local port redirection 2nd
     nat table target extensions 2nd
     port redirection 2nd
     REDIRECT DNAT
     standard DNAT
DNS (Domain Name Service)
     BIND port usage
     enabling 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
         choke DMZ configuration 2nd
         DMZ name server gateway configuration 2nd
         DNS lookups as clients 2nd
         DNS lookups as forwarding servers 2nd 3rd
         zone transfers
     queries, capturing with TCPDump
     traffic 2nd 3rd
Domain Name Service [See DNS]
DoS attacks [See denial-of-service attacks]
downloading
     Chkrootkit
     GrSecurity (Greater Security)
     Snort
     TCPDump
dropped packets, logging
     incoming packets 2nd 3rd
     optimized example 2nd 3rd
     outgoing packets
dropping spoofed multicast network packets
DS (Differentiated Services) field
DSCP (Differentiated Services Control Protocol)
dstlimit filter table match extensions 2nd
duplicating firewall log messages
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol [See DHCP]
dynamic IP addresses