Articles tagged with: hakin 2/2008

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on : Friday, 1 Feb, 2008

The Justification for Authentication and Encryption

You will need to understand how to configure and compile Postgres from source code as many of the solutions requires that your Postgres server has the necessary libraries and capabilities installed that the typical Linux Distro may be lacking. Author: Robert Bernier Source: Hakin9 2/2008 http://hakin9.org What you will learn...
  • Confronting the DBA with an unauthorized person obtaining a valid user account and password on his system
  • Defeating the cracker's assault by implementing user account authentication and data encryption
What you should know...
  • You should be familiar with the SQL92, SQL99, SQL2003 protocols
  • You must be familiar with the Postgres command line console, psql
  • You should be able to locate
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Programming with Libpcap – Sniffing the Network From Our Own Application

Since the first message was sent over the ARPANET in 1969, computer networks have changed a great deal. Back then, networks were small and problems were solved using simple diagnostic tools. As these networks got more complex, the need for management and troubleshooting increased. Author: Luis Martin Garcia Source: Hakin9 2/2008 http://hakin9.org What you will learn...
  • The principles of packet capture
  • How to capture packets using libpcap
  • Aspects to consider when writing a packet capture application
What you should know...
  • The C programming language
  • The basics of networking and the OSI Reference Model
  • How common protocols like Ethernet, TCP/IP or ARP work
Nowadays, computer networks are usually large and diverse systems that
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One Time Password – New Dimensions in Security

There has been a sharp increase in e-commerce and online banking transactions in recent times. Remote access to the office network has resulted in ease and convenience of work. Due to this, there is increase in online network access usage.
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CounterSpy v.2 from Sunbelt

Security is not a static wall to guard our selves from the other side. It is a continuous process of shielding, guarding and improvising the various areas of weaknesses and possible compromise. Unlike the olden days where the castles are