Hacking Exposed 5th Edition

Chapter 1: Footprinting

Table 1-1: Environments and the Critical Information Attackers Can Identify

Table 1-2: WHOIS Searching Techniques and Data Sources

Chapter 2: Scanning

Table 2-1: UNIX Host-Based Ping-Detection Tools

Table 2-2: Popular Scanning Tools and Features

Chapter 3: Enumeration

Table 3-1: Common NetBIOS Service Codes

Table 3-2: Anonymous Access Settings on Windows XP/Server 2003 and Windows 2000

Table 3-3: Permissions on Active Directory User and Group Objects for the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access Group

Chapter 4: Hacking Windows

Table 4-1: High Probability Username/Password Combinations

Table 4-2: Selected Windows Intrusion Detection/Prevention Tools

Chapter 5: Hacking UNIX

Table 5-1: Freeware Tools That Help Protect Against Brute-force Attacks

Table 5-2: Popular, Freely Available UNIX Sniffer Software

Table 5-3: Unix Security Resources

Chapter 6: Remote Connectivity and VoIP Hacking

Table 6-1: Test Voicemail Passwords

Chapter 7: Network Devices

Table 7-1: Commonly Used Listening Ports

Chapter 8: Wireless Hacking

Table 8-1: Decibel-to-Volts-to-Watts Conversion Table

Chapter 11: Hacking Code

Table 11-1: The Different Types of Overlong UTF-8 Characters Possible for / and \

Table 11-2: Tools for Assessing and Improving Code Security

Chapter 12: Web Hacking

Table 12-1: Pros and Cons of Nikto

Table 12-2: Pros and Cons of Whisker 2.0

Table 12-3: Common XSS Payloads

Chapter 13: Hacking the Internet User

Table 13-1: Recommended Internet Zone Security Settings (Custom Level Settings Made after Setting Default to High)

Table 13-2: Microsoft ActiveX Controls That Ship with Windows That Should Have the Kill Bit Set