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Examining Remote OS Detection using LPD Querying
A way of using the line printer daemon ("lpd") as a knowledge base with which we can determine a possible Operating System on the remote host.
 
Quick Analysis of the Recent crc32 ssh(d) Bug 
This article discusses the recently discovered security hole in the crc32 attack detector as found in common ssh packages like OpenSSH and derivates using the ssh-1 protocol.
 
Known Vulnerabilities in Wireless LAN Security
This essay addresses the common vulnerabilities to the security of the wireless LAN.
 
Examining port scan methods - Analysing Audible Techniques
A variety of ways to discover and map internal/external networks using signature-based packet replies and known protocol responses when scanning.
 
Web Trail
This document explains the basic aspects of the trail you leave while browsing the Internet.
 
NetMeeting Security Concerns and Deployment Issues
An analysis of NetMeeting's security issues, how to properly proxy its traffic through a firewall, and protecting the application sharing feature.
 
Format String Attacks
Expains the new popular format string exploits.  Easy to understand and well suited for beginners.  PDF Format.
 
ICMP Usage in Scanning
Detailed guide to the ICMP protocol and how it is used in scanning to determine network topologies.  PDF format.
 
Sniffin' the Ether
A basic overview of how packet sniffing works, how attackers take advantage of it, and the different types of sniffers.
 
Kernel Function Hijacking
This article describes a method of hijacking internal kernel functions, that is, kernel functions that are declared inside the kernel without a function pointer or vector for changing the kernel function it points to.
 
 

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