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Hacking Team Presented By: Tushar Moolya Rocky Kalal Yash Dixit Hacking refers to intruding on someone's personal information without permission for malicious purposes. The history of hacking includes arrests in the 1980s and 1990s, with famous hackers like Ian Murphy, Kevin Mitnick, and Johan Helsinguis. Basic hacking skills include learning to program, using open-source operating systems, and using the web and HTML. Hackers must hide their real identity and IP address to avoid being caught. An IP address can be found through instant messaging, internet relay chat, email headers, or visiting someone's website.
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This document provides an overview of hacking and computer security. It discusses what hacking is, different types of hackers like black hats and white hats. It describes basic hacking skills, general hacking methods, and terms like spoofing. The document outlines how to find target IP addresses through instant messengers, email headers, and dangers of exposing IP addresses. It discusses denial of service attacks, sniffers, trojans and other common attack types. The document also touches on ethical hacking versus criminal hacking and being prepared against intruders.
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Hacking refers to exploiting security flaws to access secured networks or obtain private information without permission for malicious purposes. Hackers find IP addresses by first establishing a direct connection on a messenger like MSN or Yahoo, then using the netstat command in MSDOS or the command line to view the IP address of the connected system. If a system is hacked, owners should change passwords, update security software, and monitor activity closely for suspicious behavior.
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The document discusses the topic of ethical hacking. It begins with definitions of hacking and provides a brief history, noting key events from the 1980s to the 2000s. Statistics on hacking activities are presented, such as the frequency of hack attacks. The role of security professionals and some certification programs are covered. Basic hacking skills and preparation are outlined. Laws regarding hacking and what can be done legally are addressed. Different types of attacks like denial of service and IP spoofing are defined. Finally, some famous hackers from history are listed.
Hacking
1) Ethical hacking involves identifying security vulnerabilities in systems by simulating techniques used by attackers. It typically involves footprinting, scanning, gaining access, and maintaining access to target systems.
2) Social engineering techniques like pretending to help retrieve forgotten passwords can be used to gain unauthorized access to user accounts.
3) Trojan viruses allow remote access and control of infected systems, enabling hackers to maintain long-term unauthorized access covertly. Finding unexpectedly open ports or information flowing from an organization could indicate a Trojan infection.
Introduction To Information Security
The document provides an overview of information security concepts and threats. It discusses how security is difficult to implement due to costs, user resistance, and sophisticated criminals. The document then outlines various hacking techniques like information gathering, social engineering, sniffing, and denial of service attacks. It concludes by describing defensive security measures for organizations, including firewalls, intrusion detection, honeypots, antivirus software, user awareness training, and penetration testing.
Hacking
This document discusses the history and types of hacking. It provides definitions of hacking, describing it as intruding on someone's information space for malicious purposes. It outlines key events in hacking from the 1980s to the 2000s, including the formation of hacker groups and major cyber attacks. The document also discusses hacker attitudes, basic hacking skills like programming, hiding one's identity when hacking, and finding target IP addresses. It concludes by defining different types of hackers, such as white hat, black hat, script kiddies, and hacktivists.
Hacking and its Defence
This document discusses hacking and methods for defending against it. It provides background on common hacking techniques like smurfing and spoofing. It also lists estimated costs of major computer worms and viruses. The document demonstrates hacking methodology, including gathering target information, identifying services, exploiting vulnerabilities, and preventing attacks. It recommends defenses like firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and keeping software patched.
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BSidesJXN 2016: Finding a Company's BreakPoint
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We cover modern day hacking techniques to establish a foothold into a target network. This is a great introduction to hacking techniques to those new to pentesting, with hopes of breaking the mindset of "scan then exploit".
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Hacking
- 1. Hacking Team Presented By: Tushar Moolya Rocky Kalal Yash Dixit
- 2. What Is Hacking? Refers to a activity which are done to intrude someone else’s personal information So as to use it for malicious , unwanted purpose
- 3. History of Hacking 1980s -414 arrested -Two hacker groups formed 1990s -National Crackdown on hackers -Kevin Mitnick arrested -Microsoft’s NT operating system pierced 2001s - Bank hit by “biggest ever” hack. Swedish Bank in 2007
- 4. Famous Hackers in History Ian Murphy Kevin Mitnick Johan Helsinguis Mark AbeneLinus Torvalds Robert Morris
- 5. Basic Hacking Skills Learn how to program. Get one of the open-source Unix's and learn to use and run it Learn how to use the World Wide Web and write HTML.
- 6. Hacking Premeasured victim should not find out your real identity hide your IP by masking it or using a anonymous proxy server. clear log files and make sure you are not monitored.
- 7. 32-bit address which is divided into four fields of 8-bits each. For Example, 203.94.35.12 IP Address acts as a unique identity on the network. All data sent or received by a system will be addressed from or to the system. An attacker’s first step is to find out the IP Address of the target system. IP ADDRESS
- 8. IP Addresses: Finding out an IP Address A remote IP Address can easily be found out by any of the following methods: Through Instant Messaging Software Through Internet Relay Chat Through Your website Through Email Headers
- 9. Finding an IP Address via Instant Messengers Case: If you are chatting on messengers like MSN, YAHOO etc. Your System------Chat Server---- Friend’s System Friend’s System---------Chat Server------- Your System establish a direct connection with your friend’s computer by either sending him a file or by using the call feature. Then, goto MSDOS or the command line and type: C:>netstat -n
- 11. One can easily log the IP Addresses of all visitors to their website by using simply JAVA applets or JavaScript code. Countermeasures One should surf the Internet through a Proxy Server. One can also make use of the numerous Free Anonymous Surfing Proxy Services. For Example, www.anonymizer.com Finding an IP Address via your website
- 12. Finding an IP Address via Email Headers Hotmail.com along with numerous other Email Service Providers, add the IP Address of the sender to each outgoing email. A Typical excerpt of such a Header of an email sent from a Hotmail account is: Return-Path: <XXX@hotmail.com> Received: from hotmail.com by sbcglobal.net (8.9.1/1.1.20.3/13Oct08-0620AM) id TAA0000032714; Sun, 12 OCT 2008 19:02:21 +0530 (CST) Message-ID: <20000123133014.34531.qmail@hotmail.com> Received: from 202.54.109.174 by www.hotmail.com with HTTP; Sun, Sun, 12 OCT 2008 05:30:14 PST 202.54.109.174