Hacker Task Practical: Server Attack and Defense Chapter

Author: Cheng Binghui, edited by John Hawke
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Website server hacking and defense have always been a crucial part of network security. After months of effort, the authors have presented website server hacking and defense in an in-depth yet easy-to-understand manner. You don’t need advanced network knowledge or experience—just follow the step-by-step instructions in this book, and you can accomplish many seemingly impossible hacking tasks. This will help you fully understand and experience the techniques and behaviors of skilled hackers, enabling network administrators to take targeted measures to prevent hacking intrusions and damage. The book provides detailed discussions on the offensive and defensive operations of vulnerabilities such as Unicode, IIS error decoding, and CGI interpretation errors. Additionally, it conducts a comprehensive study on the increasingly popular remote buffer overflow vulnerabilities (RemoteBufferOverflow) in recent years, including operations for vulnerabilities like .ida/idq, .printer, and FrontPage2KExtensionServer. Furthermore, topics such as replacing web pages, server paralysis attacks, crashes, and clearing server logs to allow hackers to escape unscathed are thoroughly covered. The authors’designed vulnerability scanning program, remote overflow intrusion program, and IIS paralysis tool make hacking tasks more accessible. At the same time, network administrators will find excellent ideas in this book on how to protect their websites. This book is suitable for all internet users to enhance their cybersecurity awareness, as well as for network administrators and developers dedicated to network security, who will find it highly valuable. The book’s CD includes a port list, a detailed list of IP addresses from various regions, NetBruteScanner, Clearlogs, N-Stealth, and other hacker software.