Intrusion detection & prevention / Carl Endorf, Dr. Eugene Schultz, Jim Mellander.
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2004.Description: xxxi, 386 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0072229543
- 9780072229547
- TK5105.59 .En2
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Includes index.
Part I Intrusion Detection: Primer --
1 Understanding Intrusion Detection 3 --
Intrusion-Detection and Intrusion-Prevention Basics 4 --
The History of Intrusion Detection and Prevention 10 --
WHY IDSs AND IPSs ARE IMPORTANT 12 --
IDS and IPS Analysis Schemes 13 --
IDS/IPS Pros and Cons 19 --
Intrusion-Detection and Intrusion-Prevention Myths 20 --
2 Crash Course in the Internet Protocol Suite 23 --
An Introduction to the Seven-Layer OSI Reference Model 24 --
TCP/IP vs. the OSI Reference Model 27 --
Internet Protocol (IP) 28 --
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 34 --
User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 39 --
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) 40 --
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 41 --
Domain Name System (DNS) 46 --
3 Unauthorized Activity I 49 --
General IDS Limitations 50 --
Network Protocol Abuses 51 --
4 Unauthorized Activity II 69 --
Pros and Cons of Open Source 70 --
Types of Exploits 71 --
Commonly Exploited Programs and Protocols 78 --
Viruses and Worms 88 --
5 Tcpdump 93 --
Tcpdump Command Line Options 94 --
Tcpdump Output Format 97 --
Tcpdump Expressions 99 --
Bulk Capture 102 --
How Many Bytes Were Transferred in That Connection? 104 --
Tcpdump as Intrusion Detection? 105 --
Tcpslice, Tcpflow, and Tcpjoin 108 --
Part II Architecture --
6 IDS and IPS Architecture 115 --
Tiered Architectures 116 --
Sensors 119 --
Agents 127 --
Manager Component 131 --
7 IDS and IPS Internals 137 --
Information Flow in IDS and IPS 138 --
Detection of Exploits 146 --
Malicious Code Detection 154 --
Output Routines 156 --
Defending IDS/IPS 157 --
Part III Implementation and Deployment --
8 Internet Security System's RealSecure 161 --
Installation and Architecture 162 --
Configuring RealSecure 171 --
Creating and Implementing Event Filters 180 --
Reporting 183 --
Signatures 186 --
Upgrading 189 --
9 Cisco Secure IDS 197 --
Designing Your Cisco-Based Solution 199 --
10 Snort 231 --
About Snort 232 --
Snort Modes 233 --
Snort's IDS Components 234 --
Snort Rules 236 --
Snort Output 239 --
Special Requirements 240 --
Additional Tools 245 --
Evaluation 245 --
11 NFR Security 249 --
NFR Detection Methodology 250 --
NFR Architecture 250 --
Sentivist Signatures 252 --
Alerts and Forensics 254 --
Cool Things You Can Do with N-Code 257 --
Central Management Server 257 --
Sentivist Deployment Strategy 261 --
NFR Reporting 271 --
Extending NFR 271 --
Part IV Security and IDS Management --
12 Data Correlation 275 --
The Basics of Data Correlation 276 --
Advanced Approaches to Data Correlation and Fusion 281 --
Understanding and Using Statistical Correlation 283 --
Baysian Inference 287 --
Real-Time Versus After-the-Fact Correlation 289 --
13 Incident Response 293 --
Response Types 295 --
The Incident-Response Process 296 --
IDS and IPS Incident-Response Phases 302 --
Forensics 306 --
Corporate Issues 307 --
14 Policy and Procedures 311 --
Policies, Standards, Guidelines, Procedures, and Baselines 312 --
15 Laws, Standards, and Organizations 319 --
Understanding Legal Systems 320 --
U.S. Computer-Related Laws 321 --
State Laws 323 --
International Cyber Security-Related Laws 326 --
Standards 327 --
Organizations 330 --
Legal Resources on the Web 331 --
16 Security Business Issues 333 --
The Business Case for Intrusion Detection and Prevention 334 --
IDS Deployment Costs 336 --
Acquisition 338 --
Managing Intrusion Detection 342 --
17 The Future of Intrusion Detection and Prevention 345 --
Lower Reliance on Signature-Based Intrusion Detection 346 --
Intrusion Prevention 352 --
Data and Alert Correlation 355 --
Source Determination 356 --
Integrated Forensics Capabilities 357 --
Use of Honeypots in Intrusion Detection and Prevention 357 --
A Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems 361.
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