Hack Proofing Your E-Commerce Site

Hack Proofing Your E-Commerce Site

By
Ryan Russell, Teri Bidwell, Oliver Steudler, Robin Walshaw

Publisher : syngress
Pub Date : 2001
Pages : 689

This hacking ebooks describes what actions to take for Securing Financial Transactions and Implementing a Secure E-Commerce Site and Complete Coverage of How to Hack Your Own Site

This ebook describes how to implement strong security mechanisms to protect your information systems. It outlines the hacker's objectives and then gives details on how to counter those objectives.
The hacking ebook provide you with the tools and resources to avoid seeing your network become part of the latter group.To that end, this ebook is thoroughly practical , this ebook also cover topics such as disaster recovery, load balancing, and performance optimization.

Content of the ebook :

Chapter 1 Applying Security Principles to Your E-Business
Chapter 2 DDoS Attacks: Intent, Tools, and Defense
Chapter 3 Secure Web Site Design
Chapter 4 Designing and Implementing Security Policies
Chapter 5 Implementing a Secure E-Commerce Web Site
Chapter 6 Securing Financial Transactions
Chapter 7 Hacking Your Own Site
Chapter 8 Disaster Recovery Planning: The Best Defense
Chapter 9 Handling Large Volumes of Network Traffic
Chapter 10 Incident Response, Forensics, and the Law
Appendix A Cisco Solutions for Content Delivery
Appendix B Hack Proofing Your E-Commerce Web Site Fast Track

eBay Hacks free ebook

eBay Hacks free ebook


eBay Hacks ebooks will teach you to become efficient as both a buyer and seller. You'll find a wide range of topics, from monitoring the bidding process, getting refunds, and fixing photos so that sale items look their best, to in-depth tips for running a business on eBay and writing scripts that automate some of the most tedious tasks. The ebook also gives you an inside look into the unique eBay community, where millions of people gather online to buy and sell. Author David Karp an eBay user from the very beginning teaches you how to work within this community to maximize your success.

content of the ebook :

Chapter 1. Diplomacy and Feedback
Chapter 2. Searching
Chapter 3. Bidding
Chapter 4. Selling
Chapter 5. Working with Photos
Chapter 6. Completing Transactions
Chapter 7. Running a Business on eBay
Chapter 8. The eBay API



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Dangerous Google searching for secrets free ebooks

Dangerous Google searching for secrets free ebooks



Google serves some 80 percent of all search queries on the Internet, making

it by far the most popular search engine. Its popularity is due not only to excellent

search effectiveness, but also extensive querying capabilities.



Dangerous Google searching for secrets ebook provides the information on how to use Google to find sources of personal information and other confidential data, how to find information about vulnerable systems and Web services, how to locate publicly available network devices

using Google.



the ebook content :



Information about Networks and Systems

Looking for Errors

Prowling for Passwords

Personal Information and Confidential Documents

Network Devices



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Hacking For Dummies

Hacking For Dummies

content of Hacking For Dummies ebooks :

Part I of Hacking For Dummies : Building the Foundation for Ethical Hacking
Chapter 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Chapter 2: Cracking the Hacker Mindset
Chapter 3: Developing Your Ethical Hacking Plan
Chapter 4: Hacking Methodology
Part II of Hacking For Dummies : Putting Ethical Hacking in Motion
Chapter 5: Social Engineering
Chapter 6: Physical Security
Chapter 7: Passwords
Part III of Hacking For Dummies : Network Hacking
Chapter 8: War Dialing
Chapter 9: Network Infrastructure
Chapter 10: Wireless LANs
Part IV of Hacking For Dummies : Operating System Hacking
Chapter 11: Windows
Chapter 12: Linux
Chapter 13: Novell NetWare
Part V of Hacking For Dummies : Application Hacking
Chapter 14: Malware
Chapter 15: Messaging Systems
Chapter 16: Web Applications
Part VI of Hacking For Dummies : Ethical Hacking Aftermath
Chapter 17: Reporting Your Results
Chapter 18: Plugging Security Holes
Chapter 19: Managing Security Changes
Part VII of Hacking For Dummies : The Part of Tens
Chapter 20: Ten Tips for Getting Upper Management Buy-In
Chapter 21: Ten Deadly Mistakes
Part VIII of Hacking For Dummies : Appendixes
Appendix A: Tools and Resources
Appendix B: About the Book Web Site

Nessus, Snort,& Ethereal Power Tools Customizing Open Source Security Applications

Nessus, Snort,& Ethereal Power Tools
Customizing Open Source Security Applications

content :

Part I Nessus Tools
Chapter 1 The Inner Workings of NASL (Nessus Attack Scripting Language)
Chapter 2 Debugging NASLs
Chapter 3 Extensions and Custom Tests
Chapter 4 Understanding the Extended Capabilities of the Nessus Environment
Chapter 5 Analyzing GetFileVersion and MySQL Passwordless Test
Chapter 6 Automating the Creation of NASLs
Part II Snort Tools
Chapter 7 The Inner Workings of Snort
Chapter 8 Snort Rules
Chapter 9 Plugins and Preprocessors
Chapter 10 Modifying Snort
Part III Ethereal Tools
Chapter 11 Capture File Formats
Chapter 12 Protocol Dissectors
Chapter 13 Reporting from Ethereal
Appendix A Host Integrity Monitoring Using Osiris and Samhain

Google Hacking FOR PENETRATION TESTERS

Google Hacking FOR PENETRATION TESTERS

Explore the Dark Side of Googling

Morph Google from "Directory Assistance Please" into a Rig Mounted Pneumatic Rock Drill
See How Bad Guys Use Portscans, CGI Scans,and Web Server Fingerprinting to stroll in the backdoor of your Enterprise
Slam th Door on Malicious Google Hack that expose your Organization's Information Caches,Firewalls,IDS logs, and Password Databases

content :
Chapter 1 Google Searching Basics
Chapter 2 Advanced Operators
Chapter 3 Google Hacking Basics
Chapter 4 Preassessment
Chapter 5 Network Mapping
Chapter 6 Locating Exploits and Finding Targets
Chapter 7 Ten Simple Security Searches That Work
Chapter 8 Tracking Down Web Servers, Login Portals, and Network Hardware
Chapter 9 Usernames, Passwords, and Secret Stuff
Chapter 10 Document Grinding and Database Digging
Chapter 11 Protecting Yourself from Google Hackers
Chapter 12 Automating Google Searches
Appendix A Professional Security Testing
Appendix B An Introduction to Web Application Security
Appendix C Google Hacking Database

HACKING EXPOSED: NETWORK SECURITY SECRETS & SOLUTIONS SECOND EDITION

HACKING EXPOSED: NETWORK SECURITY SECRETS & SOLUTIONS SECOND EDITION

content:

1. Footprinting
2. Scanning
3. Enumeration
4. Hacking Windows 95/98 and ME
5. Hacking Windows NT
6. Hacking Windows 2000
7. Novell NetWare Hacking
8. Hacking UNIX
9. Dial-Up, PBX, Voicemail, and VPN Hacking
10. Network Devices
11. Firewalls
12. Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
13. Remote Control Insecurities
14. Advanced Techniques
15. Web Hacking
16. Hacking the Internet User

Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent

Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent

This book outlines a fictional plot to "own the box" by compromising an entire continent's network infrastructure. It combines a set of stories with real technology to show readers the danger that lurks in the shadows of the information security industry.
Table of Contents:
Stealing the Network—How to Own a Continent
Foreword
Chapter 1 - Control Yourself
Chapter 2 - The Lagos Creeper Box
Chapter 3 - Product of Fate: The Evolution of a Hacker
Chapter 4 - A Real Gullible Genius
Chapter 5 - For Whom Ma Bell Tolls
Chapter 6 - Return on Investment
Chapter 7 - h3X and The Big Picture
Chapter 8 - The Story of Dex
Chapter 9 - Automatic Terror Machine
Chapter 10 - Get Out Quick
Appendix - The Making of STC

Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures [Exam 312-50]

Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures [Exam 312-50]

By explaining computer security and outlining methods to test computer systems for possible weaknesses, this guide to system security provides the tools necessary for approaching computers with the skill and understanding of an outside hacker.
A useful tool for those involved in securing networks from outside tampering, this guide to CEH 312-50 certification provides a vendor-neutral perspective for security officers, auditors,
security professionals, site admistrators, and others concerned with the integrity of network infrastructures. Complete coverage of footprinting, trojans and backdoors, sniffers, viruses
and worms, and hacking Novell and Linux exposes common vulnerabilities and reveals the tools and methods used by security professionals when implementing countermeasures.

Table of Contents:

Module 1 - Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Module 2 - Footprinting
Module 3 - Scanning
Module 4 - Enumeration
Module 5 - System Hacking
Module 6 - Trojans and Backdoors
Module 7 - Sniffers
Module 8 - Denial of Service
Module 9 - Social Engineering
Module 10 - Session Hijacking
Module 11 - Hacking Web Servers
Module 12 - Web Application Vulnerabilities
Module 13 - Web Based Password Cracking Techniques
Module 14 - SQL Injection
Module 15 - Hacking Wireless Networks
Module 16 - Viruses
Module 17 - Novell Hacking
Module 18 - Linux Hacking
Module 19 - Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots
Module 20 - Buffer Overflows
Module 21 - Cryptography

Hacking—The Art of Exploitation

Hacking—The Art of Exploitation

This book explains the details of various hacking techniques,
many of which get very technical. While the fundamental programming
concepts that these hacking techniques build from are introduced in
the book, general programming knowledge will certainly aid the reader
in understanding these concepts. The code examples in this book were
done on an x86-based computer running Linux. Having a similarly set-up
computer to follow along is encouraged; this will let you see the results
for yourself and allow you to experiment and try new things.
This is what hacking is all about.

Table of Contents:

Hacking—The Art of Exploitation
Preface
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Programming
Chapter 3 - NETWORKING
Chapter 4 - Cryptology
Chapter 5 - Conclusion
Index

HACK PROOFING YOUR INTERNET TRADECRAFT

HACK PROOFING YOUR INTERNET TRADECRAFT

Part I: Theory and Ideals
Chapter 1: Politics
Chapter 2 Laws of Security
Chapter 3: Classes of Attack
Chapter 4: Methodology

Part II: Theory and Ideals
Chapter 5: Diffing
Chapter 6: Cryptography
Chapter 7: Unexpected Input
Chapter 8: Buffer Overflow

Part III: Remote Attacks
Chapter 9: Sniffing
Chapter 10: Session Hijacking
Chapter 11: Spoofing: Attacks on Trusted Identity
Chapter: 12 Server Holes
Chapter 13: Client Holes
Chapter 14: Viruses, Trojan Horses, and Worms

Part IV: Reporting
Chapter 15 Reporting Security Problems

Web Hacking Attacks and Defense

Web Hacking Attacks and Defense

feature include :

1.Overview of the Web and what hackers go after
2.Complete Web application security methodologies
3.Detailed analysis of hack techniques
4.Countermeasures

What to do at development time to eliminate vulnerabilities New case studies and eye-opening attack scenarios Advanced Web hacking concepts, methodologies, and tools "How Do They Do It?" sections show how and why different attacks succeed, including:

1.Cyber graffiti and Web site defacements
2.e-Shoplifting
3.Database access and Web applications
4.Java(TM) application servers; how to harden your Java(TM) Web Server
5.Impersonation and session hijacking
6.Buffer overflows, the most wicked of attacks
7.Automated attack tools and worms
Content :
Part 1. The E-Commerce Playground
Chapter 1. Web Languages: The Babylon of the 21st Century
Chapter 2. Web and Database Servers
Chapter 3. Shopping Carts and Payment Gateways
Chapter 4. HTTP and HTTPS: The Hacking Protocols
Introduction
Protocols of the Web
Summary
Chapter 5. URL: The Web Hacker's Sword
Part 2. URLs Unraveled
Chapter 6. Web: Under (the) Cover
Chapter 7. Reading Between the Lines
Chapter 8. Site Linkage Analysis
Part 3. How Do They Do It?
Chapter 9. Cyber Graffiti
Chapter 10. E-Shoplifting
Chapter 11. Database Access
Chapter 12. Java: Remote Command Execution
Chapter 13. Impersonation
Chapter 14. Buffer Overflows: On-the-Fly
Part 4. Advanced Web Kung Fu
Chapter 15. Web Hacking: Automated Tools
Chapter 16. Worms
Chapter 17. Beating the IDS