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2010051278 contributor B11798207.
2010051278 contributor B11798208.
2010051278 created "c2011.".
2010051278 date "2011".
2010051278 date "c2011.".
2010051278 dateCopyrighted "c2011.".
2010051278 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
2010051278 description "Machine generated contents note: 1.Honeypots -- 1.1.Background -- 1.1.1.History and Evolution of Honeypots -- 1.2.Honeypots -- 1.2.1.Generic Honeypot Model -- 1.3.Honeypots vs. Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems -- 1.3.1.Firewalls -- 1.3.2.Intrusion Detection Systems -- 1.3.3.Honeypots -- 1.4.Classification of Honeypots -- 1.4.1.Based on Usage -- 1.4.2.Based on Level of Interaction -- 1.4.3.Based on Hardware Deployment Type -- 1.4.4.Based on Role of Honeypot -- 1.5.Placement of Honeypots -- 1.5.1.External Placement -- 1.5.2.Internal Placement -- 1.5.3.DMZ Placement -- 1.5.4.On the Whole -- 1.6.Varieties of Honeypots: Honeytokens, Honeypages, Honeynets and Honeyfarms -- 1.6.1.Honeytokens -- 1.6.2.Honeypages -- 1.6.3.Honeynets -- 1.6.4.Honeyfarms -- 1.7.Value of Honeypots' -- 1.7.1.Low False-Positives -- 1.7.2.Early Detection -- 1.7.3.New Threat Detection -- 1.7.4.Defense in Depth -- 1.7.5.Other Advantages of Honeypots -- 1.8.Risks and Tradeoffs -- 1.9.Key Issues and Challenges -- 1.10.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 2.Commercially Available Honeypots -- 2.1.Back Officer Friendly -- 2.2.Specter -- 2.3.Mantrap -- 2.4.Honeyd -- 2.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 3.Honeynets -- 3.1.Overview of Honeynets -- 3.2.Value of Honeynets -- 3.2.1.Methods, Motives, and Evolving Tools -- 3.2.2.Trend Analysis -- 3.2.3.Incident Response -- 3.2.4.Testbed -- 3.3.Working of Honeynet -- 3.3.1.Controlling Data -- 3.3.2.Capturing Data -- 3.3.3.Collecting Data -- 3.4.Honeynet Architectures -- 3.4.1.Gen I -- 3.4.2.Gen II -- 3.5.Sweetening the Honeynets -- 3.6.Risks Associated with Honeynets -- 3.7.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 4.Attacks and Role of Honeypots -- 4.1.Phases of Attack and Honeypots -- 4.1.1.Prevention -- 4.1.2.Detection -- 4.1.3.Response -- 4.1.4.Research -- 4.2.Worms and Virus Attacks -- 4.2.1.Worms -- 4.2.2.Virus Attacks -- 4.3.Spam and Phishing Mails -- 4.3.1.Spams -- 4.3.2.Phishing -- 4.4.Distributed Denial of Service Attacks -- 4.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 5.Static Honeypots -- 5.1.Honeypot as Detection Systems -- 5.1.1.Japonica: Objectives and Requirements -- 5.1.2.Framework and Components -- 5.2.Honeypot as Deception Systems -- 5.3.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 6.Virtual Honeypots -- 6.1.Virtual Honeypot: VMware Workstation -- 6.2.Data Capture on Virtual Honeypots -- 6.3.Raw Disks and Virtual Disks -- 6.4.Virtual Honeynet -- 6.5.Case Study -- 6.6.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 7.Dynamic Honeypots -- 7.1.Issues with Static Honeypots -- 7.2.Dynamic Honeypots -- 7.3.Dynamic Honeypot Design -- 7.3.1.Proposed Design Overview -- 7.3.2.Active Probing -- 7.3.3.Passive Fingerprinting -- 7.3.4.Honeyd -- 7.3.5.The Database -- 7.3.6.Dynamic Honeypot Engine -- 7.4.Dynamic Honeypot Construction -- 7.4.1.Graphic User Interface -- 7.5.Benefits -- 7.6.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 8.Wireless Honeypots -- 8.1.Introduction to Wireless Local Area Networks -- 8.2.Basic Wireless Concepts -- 8.2.1.Stations and APs -- 8.2.2.Infrastructure and Ad Hoc Modes -- 8.2.3.Frames -- 8.2.4.Authentication -- 8.2.5.Association -- 8.3.802.11 Security -- 8.3.1.Access Control List -- 8.3.2.WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) -- 8.3.3.WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) -- 8.3.4.802.11i -- 8.4.Wireless Attacks: From A Blackhat's Perspective -- 8.4.1.Passive Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.2.Active Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.3.Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.4.Jamming Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.5.Some other Attacks -- 8.5.Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.1.Needs and Goals of Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.2.Wireless Honeypot History -- 8.5.3.Theory and Design -- 8.5.4.Wireless Activity -- 8.5.5.Wireless Architectures -- 8.5.6.Some Practical examples to create Honeypots -- 8.5.7.Existing Wireless Architectures on Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.8.Wireless Tools -- 8.5.9.Wireless Honeypot using Wired Tools -- 8.6.Limitations -- 8.7.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 9.Applications of Honeypots -- 9.1.Defense against Automated Attacks -- 9.2.Protection against Human Intruders -- 9.3.Surgical Detection Methods -- 9.4.Cyber-Forensics -- 9.5.Network Surveillance -- 9.6.Forensic Analysis -- 9.7.Tactical Battlefield -- 9.8.Use as Deterrent -- 9.9.Research Purpose -- 9.10.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 10.Anti-Honeypot Technology -- 10.1.Network Issues -- 10.1.1.Honeypot and Fingerprinting: Practical Examples -- 10.2.System Issues -- 10.3.Techniques For Honeypot Detection -- 10.3.1.Honeypot Hunters -- 10.3.2.Honeypot Detection in Advanced Botnet Attacks -- 10.3.3.Mapping Internet Sensors With Probe Response Attacks -- 10.4.Countermeasure for Detection of Honeypot Deployment -- 10.4.1.The Honeyanole System -- 10.4.2.A Hybrid Honeypot Architecture for Scalable Network Monitoring -- 10.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 11.Honeypots and Network Forensics -- 11.1.Network Forensics -- 11.1.1.Classification of Network Forensics Systems -- 11.1.2.Motivation for Network Forensics -- 11.1.3.Honeypot approaches for Network Forensics -- 11.2.Honeypot as Network Forensic Analysis Tools -- 11.3.Honeypot Based Network Forensics Frameworks -- 11.3.1.Generic Process Model -- 11.3.2.Honeypot Based Frameworks for Forensics -- 11.4.Summary -- Exercises -- References.".
2010051278 extent "xiv, 328 p. :".
2010051278 identifier "1578087082".
2010051278 identifier "9781578087082".
2010051278 issued "2011".
2010051278 issued "c2011.".
2010051278 language "eng".
2010051278 publisher "Enfield, N.H. : Science Publishers ; Boca Raton, FL : Distributed by CRC Press,".
2010051278 subject "005.8 22".
2010051278 subject "Computer hackers.".
2010051278 subject "Computer networks Security measures.".
2010051278 subject "Computer security.".
2010051278 subject "Firewalls (Computer security)".
2010051278 subject "QA76.9.A25 J66 2011".
2010051278 subject "Wireless communication systems Security measures.".
2010051278 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1.Honeypots -- 1.1.Background -- 1.1.1.History and Evolution of Honeypots -- 1.2.Honeypots -- 1.2.1.Generic Honeypot Model -- 1.3.Honeypots vs. Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems -- 1.3.1.Firewalls -- 1.3.2.Intrusion Detection Systems -- 1.3.3.Honeypots -- 1.4.Classification of Honeypots -- 1.4.1.Based on Usage -- 1.4.2.Based on Level of Interaction -- 1.4.3.Based on Hardware Deployment Type -- 1.4.4.Based on Role of Honeypot -- 1.5.Placement of Honeypots -- 1.5.1.External Placement -- 1.5.2.Internal Placement -- 1.5.3.DMZ Placement -- 1.5.4.On the Whole -- 1.6.Varieties of Honeypots: Honeytokens, Honeypages, Honeynets and Honeyfarms -- 1.6.1.Honeytokens -- 1.6.2.Honeypages -- 1.6.3.Honeynets -- 1.6.4.Honeyfarms -- 1.7.Value of Honeypots' -- 1.7.1.Low False-Positives -- 1.7.2.Early Detection -- 1.7.3.New Threat Detection -- 1.7.4.Defense in Depth -- 1.7.5.Other Advantages of Honeypots -- 1.8.Risks and Tradeoffs -- 1.9.Key Issues and Challenges -- 1.10.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 2.Commercially Available Honeypots -- 2.1.Back Officer Friendly -- 2.2.Specter -- 2.3.Mantrap -- 2.4.Honeyd -- 2.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 3.Honeynets -- 3.1.Overview of Honeynets -- 3.2.Value of Honeynets -- 3.2.1.Methods, Motives, and Evolving Tools -- 3.2.2.Trend Analysis -- 3.2.3.Incident Response -- 3.2.4.Testbed -- 3.3.Working of Honeynet -- 3.3.1.Controlling Data -- 3.3.2.Capturing Data -- 3.3.3.Collecting Data -- 3.4.Honeynet Architectures -- 3.4.1.Gen I -- 3.4.2.Gen II -- 3.5.Sweetening the Honeynets -- 3.6.Risks Associated with Honeynets -- 3.7.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 4.Attacks and Role of Honeypots -- 4.1.Phases of Attack and Honeypots -- 4.1.1.Prevention -- 4.1.2.Detection -- 4.1.3.Response -- 4.1.4.Research -- 4.2.Worms and Virus Attacks -- 4.2.1.Worms -- 4.2.2.Virus Attacks -- 4.3.Spam and Phishing Mails -- 4.3.1.Spams -- 4.3.2.Phishing -- 4.4.Distributed Denial of Service Attacks -- 4.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 5.Static Honeypots -- 5.1.Honeypot as Detection Systems -- 5.1.1.Japonica: Objectives and Requirements -- 5.1.2.Framework and Components -- 5.2.Honeypot as Deception Systems -- 5.3.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 6.Virtual Honeypots -- 6.1.Virtual Honeypot: VMware Workstation -- 6.2.Data Capture on Virtual Honeypots -- 6.3.Raw Disks and Virtual Disks -- 6.4.Virtual Honeynet -- 6.5.Case Study -- 6.6.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 7.Dynamic Honeypots -- 7.1.Issues with Static Honeypots -- 7.2.Dynamic Honeypots -- 7.3.Dynamic Honeypot Design -- 7.3.1.Proposed Design Overview -- 7.3.2.Active Probing -- 7.3.3.Passive Fingerprinting -- 7.3.4.Honeyd -- 7.3.5.The Database -- 7.3.6.Dynamic Honeypot Engine -- 7.4.Dynamic Honeypot Construction -- 7.4.1.Graphic User Interface -- 7.5.Benefits -- 7.6.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 8.Wireless Honeypots -- 8.1.Introduction to Wireless Local Area Networks -- 8.2.Basic Wireless Concepts -- 8.2.1.Stations and APs -- 8.2.2.Infrastructure and Ad Hoc Modes -- 8.2.3.Frames -- 8.2.4.Authentication -- 8.2.5.Association -- 8.3.802.11 Security -- 8.3.1.Access Control List -- 8.3.2.WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) -- 8.3.3.WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) -- 8.3.4.802.11i -- 8.4.Wireless Attacks: From A Blackhat's Perspective -- 8.4.1.Passive Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.2.Active Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.3.Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.4.Jamming Attacks on Wireless Networks -- 8.4.5.Some other Attacks -- 8.5.Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.1.Needs and Goals of Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.2.Wireless Honeypot History -- 8.5.3.Theory and Design -- 8.5.4.Wireless Activity -- 8.5.5.Wireless Architectures -- 8.5.6.Some Practical examples to create Honeypots -- 8.5.7.Existing Wireless Architectures on Wireless Honeypots -- 8.5.8.Wireless Tools -- 8.5.9.Wireless Honeypot using Wired Tools -- 8.6.Limitations -- 8.7.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 9.Applications of Honeypots -- 9.1.Defense against Automated Attacks -- 9.2.Protection against Human Intruders -- 9.3.Surgical Detection Methods -- 9.4.Cyber-Forensics -- 9.5.Network Surveillance -- 9.6.Forensic Analysis -- 9.7.Tactical Battlefield -- 9.8.Use as Deterrent -- 9.9.Research Purpose -- 9.10.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 10.Anti-Honeypot Technology -- 10.1.Network Issues -- 10.1.1.Honeypot and Fingerprinting: Practical Examples -- 10.2.System Issues -- 10.3.Techniques For Honeypot Detection -- 10.3.1.Honeypot Hunters -- 10.3.2.Honeypot Detection in Advanced Botnet Attacks -- 10.3.3.Mapping Internet Sensors With Probe Response Attacks -- 10.4.Countermeasure for Detection of Honeypot Deployment -- 10.4.1.The Honeyanole System -- 10.4.2.A Hybrid Honeypot Architecture for Scalable Network Monitoring -- 10.5.Summary -- Exercises -- References -- 11.Honeypots and Network Forensics -- 11.1.Network Forensics -- 11.1.1.Classification of Network Forensics Systems -- 11.1.2.Motivation for Network Forensics -- 11.1.3.Honeypot approaches for Network Forensics -- 11.2.Honeypot as Network Forensic Analysis Tools -- 11.3.Honeypot Based Network Forensics Frameworks -- 11.3.1.Generic Process Model -- 11.3.2.Honeypot Based Frameworks for Forensics -- 11.4.Summary -- Exercises -- References.".
2010051278 title "Honeypots : a new paradigm to information security / R.C. Joshi, Anjali Sardana.".
2010051278 type "text".