Network penetration techniques

Author: Xu Zhikun
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The authors of this book are from the renowned XPOCUS, a famous site specializing in network security technology. Xcon is an annual civilian information security conference organized by XFOCUSTEAM, with the aim of creating a free, interactive, and innovative academic atmosphere to promote the development of information security technology. Every edition of Xcon represents a new leap forward, and we look forward to meeting you. Network Penetration Technology is a comprehensive and in-depth book that reveals the underlying security technologies of systems and networks. The book is divided into ten chapters, covering all aspects of penetration testing techniques. It begins with an introduction to the basic use of various debuggers and analysis tools, then discusses the architectures of different operating systems, providing an in-depth yet accessible analysis of buffer overflow exploitation techniques for corresponding platforms. It continues with advanced shellcode techniques and more in-depth heap overflow exploitation techniques. In addition to user-level exploitation techniques, Chapter 6 provides a detailed introduction to various kernel overflow exploitation techniques using the Linux operating system as an example. Furthermore, it combines practical examples to thoroughly introduce vulnerability analysis and exploitation techniques for Unix-like systems. The book leaves no detail unexplored, meticulously documenting every step of the analysis and debugging process and providing detailed demonstration programs. In the final two chapters, the book offers an insightful description of penetration testing vulnerabilities—specifically, the penetration of web applications. This book is a masterpiece by the XFOCUSTEAM team and serves as an invaluable professional reference for those aspiring to a career in network security.