Tabla de Contenidos: “…Advanced Exercises -- CHAPTER 24: DNS/BIND: TRACKING DOMAIN NAMES AND ADDRESSES -- Introduction to DNS -- Setting Up a DNS Server -- Setting Up Different Types of DNS Servers -- Chapter Summary -- Exercises -- Advanced Exercises -- CHAPTER 25: FIRESTARTER, GUFW, AND IPTABLES: SETTING UP A FIREWALL -- Introduction to firestarter -- firestarter: Setting Up and Maintaining a Firewall -- ufw: The Uncomplicated Firewall -- gufw: The Graphical Interface to ufw -- Introduction to iptables -- Building a Set of Rules Using iptables -- Copying Rules to and from the Kernel -- Sharing an Internet Connection Using NAT -- Chapter Summary -- Exercises -- Advanced Exercises -- CHAPTER 26: APACHE: SETTING UP A WEB SERVER -- Introduction -- Running a Web Server (Apache) -- Configuration Directives -- Configuration Files -- Advanced Configuration -- Troubleshooting -- Modules -- webalizer: Analyzes Web Traffic -- MRTG: Monitors Traffic Loads -- Error Codes -- Chapter Summary -- Exercises -- Advanced Exercises -- PART VI: PROGRAMMING TOOLS -- CHAPTER 27: PROGRAMMING THE BOURNE AGAIN SHELL -- Control Structures -- File Descriptors -- Parameters and Variables -- Builtin Commands -- Expressions -- Shell Programs -- Chapter Summary -- Exercises -- Advanced Exercises -- CHAPTER 28: THE PERL SCRIPTING LANGUAGE -- Introduction to Perl -- Variables -- Control Structures -- Working with Files -- Sort -- Subroutines -- Regular Expressions -- CPAN Modules -- Examples -- Chapter Summary -- Exercises -- Advanced Exercises -- PART VII: APPENDIXES -- APPENDIX A: REGULAR EXPRESSIONS -- Characters -- Delimiters -- Simple Strings -- Special Characters -- Rules -- Bracketing Expressions -- The Replacement String -- Extended Regular Expressions -- Appendix Summary -- APPENDIX B: HELP -- Solving a Problem -- Finding Linux-Related Information -- Specifying a Terminal -- APPENDIX C: SECURITY…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Installation and management process overview -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Identifying and Remediating Windows Server Security Issues Using Azure Services -- Technical requirements and lab setup -- Introduction to hybrid security using Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender for Cloud -- Establishing a Data Collection Rule for Azure Monitor Agent -- Installing the Azure Arc Connected Machine Agent -- Monitoring on-premises servers and Azure IaaS VMs using Microsoft Sentinel -- Identifying and remediating security issues for on-premises servers and Azure-hosted VMs with MDC -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Secure Windows Server Networking -- Technical requirements and lab setup -- Introduction to Windows Defender Firewall -- Managing Windows Defender Firewall -- Implementing domain isolation -- Implementing connection security rules -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Secure Windows Server Storage -- Introduction to NSGs -- Introduction to ASGs -- Overview of Azure service tags -- Overview of the Azure Storage firewall -- Technical requirements and lab setup -- Managing BitLocker -- BitLocker general system requirements -- BitLocker basic setup -- Managing and recovering encrypted volumes -- Enabling storage encryption by using ADE -- Managing Disk Encryption keys for IaaS VMs -- Summary -- Part 3: Implement and Manage Windows Server High Availability -- Chapter 7: Implementing a Windows Server Failover Cluster -- Overview of Windows Server Failover Clustering -- What is WSFC? …”

“…With simple tools, you can build a gorgeous flambeau, a torch capable of melting aluminum, or flame effects that ignite jaw-dropping fireballs in the sky. Focusing on safety at every step and written by a licensed Flame Effects Operator, this book provides information that has never been brought together in one place. …”

“…The IINS 210-260 exam tests your knowledge of secure network infrastructure, core security concepts, secure access, VPN encryption, firewalls, intrusion prevention, web/email content security, and endpoint security. …”

“…Ed covers physical security, authentication, rights/permissions, auditing, encryption, security policies, firewalls, Network Access Protection (NAP), protocol security, Wi-Fi security, malware protection, and more. …”

“…As companies have improved perimeter security, hackers have increasingly focused on attacking Apache Web servers and Web applications. Firewalls and SSL won’t protect you: you must systematically harden your Web application environment. …”

“…Separate chapters cover web security, router security, firewalls, intrusion detectio..…”

“…As Cisco Systems® integrates security and access features into routers, firewalls, clients, and concentrators, its solutions become ever more accessible to companies with networks of all sizes. …”

“…You'll find start-to-finish coverage of key J2EE platform architectural issues and every exam objective, including: Understanding the goals of system architecture Creating requirements and architectural documents that serve as blueprints for the entire development process Leveraging proven design patterns Identifying the right J2EE technologies and APIs for your application Maximizing security and accounting for firewalls in enterprise environments Providing legacy access: appropriate techniques and errors to avoid Using the Enterprise JavaBeansTM architecture Container Model to maximize scalability Evaluating the advantages and weaknesses of existing architectures Endorsed as a study guide for the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE Technology exam by Sun Educational Services…”

“…Topics include: How the VPN compares to other available networking technologies Introduction to encryption, firewalls, the IPSec standard, and other technologies that let VPNs work Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) and L2TP The Altavista Tunnel The Cisco PIX Firewall Secure Shell (SSH) Maintenance and troubleshooting…”

“…Understand how Cisco IDS can be used to protect, monitor, and enforce physical security policies Review techniques applicable to both network- and host-based platforms Review the security wheel concepts and apply security to AVVID using the SAFE Blueprint Install and configure the Cisco IDS to monitor your network for malicious activity Understand Cisco Threat Response (CTR) benefits and how it operates Apply alarm signatures and gain the proficiency to create your own custom signatures Deploy Cisco IDS effectively in your network using sensor and management platforms Get inside the Cisco Security Agent (CSA) architecture In addition to firewalls and other security appliances intended to limit outsider access to a network, intrusion detection and targeted countermeasures are a critical component of a complete network security plan. …”

“…It helps organizations with provisioning, configuration and maintenance of servers and virtual servers, operating systems, middleware, applications, storage and network devices acting as routers, switches, firewalls, and load balancers. This IBM Redbooks publication is a study guide for IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager V5.1 for people who want to get an IBM Professional Certification for this product. …”

“…–Michael Ford, Corero Network Security On the Internet, every action leaves a mark–in routers, firewalls, web proxies, and within network traffic itself. …”

“…Learn how hacker attacks work, from start to finish Choose the right security solution for each type of risk Create clear and enforceable security policies, and keep them up to date Establish reliable processes for responding to security advisories Use encryption effectively, and recognize its limitations Secure your network with firewalls, routers, and other devices Prevent attacks aimed at wireless networks No security experience required! …”

“…In Live Linux® CDs, bestselling Linux author Christopher Negus guides you through the free software tools and toys you need to try out and create specialized Linux live CDs for security, presentations, gaming, multimedia, firewalls, and clustering. It is the first start-to-finish guide to using, creating, building, and remastering your own live Linux distributions. …”

“…"Perimeter defenses guarding your network aren't as secure as you might think. Hosts behind the firewall have no defenses of their own, so when a host in the ""trusted"" zone is breached, access to your data center is not far behind. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…""Summary""""References""; ""Chapter 6 : Troubleshooting Shared Resources""; ""Providing NFS shares on a CentOS 7 server""; ""About NFS exports""; ""Mounting NFS shares on a CentOS client""; ""Mounting an external drive with CIFS""; ""Using autofs to mount an external drive""; ""Summary""; ""References""; ""Chapter 7 : Troubleshooting Security Issues""; ""Auditing SELinux with aureport and setroubleshoot""; ""SSH banners""; ""Tuning SSH""; ""Intrusion detection with Tripwire""; ""Firewalld â€? zone, service, and port management""; ""Removing Firewalld and returning to iptables""; ""Summary""…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.3.5 ATAQUE CON BULK INSERT6.3.5 ATAQUE CON BULK INSERT -- 6.4 OTRAS ALTERNATIVAS DE INYECCIÓN -- 6.4.1 CONOCIENDO LAS TABLAS DE SISTEMA -- 6.4.2 CONSULTAS Y TRUCOS ÚTILES -- 6.5 PERMISOS EN EL GESTOR DE BASES DE DATOS -- 6.6 OCULTAMIENTO DE CÓDIGO -- 6.7 SQL DINÁMICO -- 6.8 SHELLS ISQL, OSQL, XP_CMDSHELL -- 6.9 PROTECCIÓN FRENTE A SQL INJECTION -- 6.9.1 ANALIZANDO REGISTROS -- 6.10 CONCLUSIONES -- 7 SNIFFERS -- 7.1 ALGUNOS CONCEPTOS PREVIOS -- 7.2 TCPDUMP -- 7.2.1 INSTALACIÓN EN LINUX 7.2.1 INSTALACIÓN EN LINUX -- 7.2.2 INSTALACIÓN EN ENTORNO WINDOWS -- 7.2.3 UTILIZANDO LA HERRAMIENTA -- 7.3 INTERPRETANDO LA SALIDA -- 7.3.1 PETICIONES ARP/RARP -- 7.3.2 TCP -- 7.3.3 UDP -- 7.3.4 ICMP -- 7.4 WIRESHARK -- 7.4.1 CONFIGURACIÓN -- 7.4.2 VISUALIZACIÓN DE PAQUETES -- 7.4.3 ANALIZANDO LOS DATOS -- 7.5 FILTROS DE CAPTURA -- 7.5.1 APRENDIENDO SOBRE FILTRADO DE TRÁFICO -- 7.5.2 COMBINANDO LAS PRIMITIVAS -- 7.5.3 NOTACIÓN CON DESPLAZAMIENTO DE BYTES -- 7.6 ROBANDO DATOS CON ETTERCAP -- 7.6.1 ETTERCAP -- 7.6.2 ENVENENAMIENTO DEL CACHÉ ARP -- 7.6.3 ICMP REDIRECT -- 7.6.4 DHCP SPOOFING -- 7.6.5 PORT STEALING -- 7.6.6 ETTERLOG -- 7.7 ANTI-SNIFFING -- 7.7.1 MÉTODOS DE DETECCIÓN LOCALES -- 7.7.2 MÉTODOS REMOTOS DE DETECCIÓN7.7.2 MÉTODOS REMOTOS DE DETECCIÓN -- 7.7.3 MONITORIZANDO ACTIVIDAD ARP -- 7.8 CONCLUSIONES -- 8 FIREWALLS &amp -- DETECTORES DE INTRUSOS -- 8.1 FIREWALLS -- 8.1.1 CLASIFICACIÓN DE FIREWALLS8.1.1 CLASIFICACIÓN DE FIREWALLS -- 8.1.2 TIPOS DE FILTRADO EN FIREWALLS 8.1.2 TIPOS DE FILTRADO EN FIREWALLS -- 8.1.3 ARQUITECTURAS DE FIREWALLS -- 8.1.3.1 ARQUITECTURA CON FIREWALL BASTIÓN -- 8.1.3.2 ARQUITECTURA FIREWALL, DMZ Y RED INTERNA -- 8.1.3.3 ARQUITECTURA FIREWALL CONTENCIÓN-BASTIÓN -- 8.1.3.4 ARQUITECTURA ALTA DISPONIBILIDAD -- 8.1.4 CONCEPTOS -- 8.1.4.1 NAT -- 8.1.4.2 SPOOFING -- 8.1.4.3 FRAGMENTACIÓN -- 8.2 DETECTORES DE INTRUSO…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Working with the RPM package managerChapter 5: Administering the Filesystem; Introduction; Creating a virtual block device; Formatting and mounting a filesystem; Using disk quotas; Maintaining a filesystem; Extending the capacity of the filesystem; Chapter 6: Providing Security; Introduction; Locking down remote access and hardening SSH; Installing and configuring fail2ban; Working with a firewall; Forging the firewall rules by example; Generating self-signed certificates; Using secure alternatives to FTP; Chapter 7: Building a Network; Introduction; Printing with CUPS; Running a DHCP server…”