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Attack Methods

cholera_morbus Inglês 35 flashcards

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  1. 1Attack Methods/Sniffing(sniffers/network monitor/protocol analyzer): passive access; common for e-mail, file & print servers
    Mitigate: encryption, Switches
  2. 2Man-In-The-Middlevia ARP poisoning, MAC flooding; active access permits snooping, modification, DOS..
    Mitigate: Port Security, Strong Auth., Encryption
  3. 3DoSDenies legitimate users access to PC or services
  4. 4Smurf/FraggleSmurf: broadcast Ping with spoofed source IP
    Fraggle: like smurf but broadcast UDP
    Mitigate: Patch
  5. 5Broadcast stormenabled by L2 redundancy
    Mitigate: loop protection
  6. 6Ping of DeathSending ICMPs and improperly formatted MTUs that when reassembled crash server
    Mitigate: Patch
  7. 7Failure to validate inputBuffer overflows (receiving more data than expected); SQL, HTML, XML, and LDAP injections. Considered sloppy programming.
    Enables DOS; privilege escalation, database and dir service modification; directory traversal
    Mitigate: input validation, no verbose error messages
  8. 8Dial ToneConstant handshaking with modem
    Mitigate: Inventory and disable modems
  9. 9War DrivingUsing WiFi NICs & stumbler tools to site survey WAPs ; Triangulate with GPS for accessible wifi to send a request of service to routers in an area
    Mitigate: Disable SSID broadcasting, decrease power
  10. 10Evil TwinMalicious WAP impersonating legitimate
    Mitigate: Strong Authentication & encryption; wireless IPS
  11. 11Bluesnarfing/BluejackingBluesnarfing- Intercepting files
    Bluejacking- receiving unsolicited text
    Mitigate: Encrypt; turn off auto-discovery, auto-pair
  12. 12DDoSUses zombies (bots, agents, handlers) to attack
    Mitigate: AV, patches, IDSs; take down C&C channel
  13. 13Replay/Playbackcapture & replay, pretend to be client
    Mitigate: Kerberos, PKI, CHAP
  14. 14Brute ForceTries every combo of characters until key or password cracked, longest to perform
    Mitigate: OTP, long/complex key space
  15. 15Malicious Port Scanningfingerprints unique replies
    Mitigate:IDS/IPS
  16. 16Backdoor 1/Backdoor 21: Illicit server-Netbus, back orifice, BO2K, LOKI, Masters Paradise, NetCaZ
    2: Maintenance hooks bypass code checks
    Mitigate: AV, Patches, IDSs
  17. 17VirusReplication, activation, objective, requires host file/program and user participation
  18. 18WormSelf replicating, no host or user interaction required to spread
  19. 19Trojan Horsewrapper disguise tricks user into running
  20. 20RansomewareEncrypts drive, ransome key
  21. 21Logic Bomblays dormant then triggered by event
  22. 22Rootkitundetectable admin presence
    Mitigate: Anti Virus (AV), awareness, email scanning
  23. 23Malformed MIMECan crash email server, mislabeled can auto execute
  24. 24PharmingDNS poisoning
  25. 25Transitive AttackAssigned trust becoming inherited
  26. 26Social EngineeringUses con artist techniques, flattery, assuming authoritative position, low tech
    Mitigate: Training, User awareness, ID proofing, Clean desk policy
  27. 27TypoSquattinghijacking misspelled URLs
    Mitigate:Use web proxy filters
  28. 28Watering Hole AttackBait popular employee spots
    Mitigate: Security awareness training
  29. 29Piggybacking/TailgatingPerson follows another to gain entry
    Mitigate:Mantraps, turnstiles, guard, users challenge
  30. 30Tracking cookieSpy/adware tracking users activity
    Mitigate: Disable 3rd party cookies, LSOs, AV software
  31. 31Phishing/Whaling/VishingSeeking personal info
    Mitigate: Awareness, email filters, encrypt VoIP
  32. 32XXS- Cross Site ScriptingUnintended execution of dynamically rendered content
    -CGI (server), JavaScript (Client): Most vulnerable to XSS
    -ActiveX: ie: calender control (authenticode=dig sign)
    -Java: Uses sandbox or signed applet; called safest
  33. 33Mandatory access control (MAC)Subject and object, sensitivity/security labels, lattice, static, set by admin, most secure
  34. 34Discretionary access control (DAC)Runs on identity of user or process, vulnerable to trojans, most granular and difficult to manage, access set by user, least secure
  35. 35role-based access control (RBAC)Role based on job or task, easiest to manage. rule based on set of rules like ACL on router

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FlashCards sobre Attack Methods , criado por cholera_morbus em 14-04-2015.
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