Windows Server 2003 Hacker Exposed 1430

Author: (USA) Scambray, J., (USA) McClure, S. (Auth.), Translated by Yang Tao et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is another new member of the best-selling "Exploiting the Enemy" series. The authors uphold the methodology of the "Exploiting the Enemy" approach, focusing on the Windows Server 2003 operating system, and systematically elaborate on the intrusion techniques and corresponding defensive measures of computer network systems from both offensive and defensive perspectives. The book is divided into 6 major parts. First, it introduces the security architecture of Windows Server 2003, then, it progressively describes the 3 major stages of Windows information warfare: preliminary reconnaissance, attack, and defense. The authors reveal the inner workings of various techniques commonly used by attackers, such as privilege escalation, gaining control, denial-of-service attacks, and physical attacks, with corresponding defenses provided for each. This allows readers to not only understand hacker techniques but also master the corresponding defensive strategies. This book is a must-read for network administrators and system administrators responsible for security assurance, and readers interested in computer and network security can also benefit greatly from it.