Maximum security

Table of contents

Introduction
Part I: Setting the Stage

Chapter 1: Why Did I Write This Book?
Chapter 2: How to Use This Book

Part II: Understanding the Terrain

Chapter 3: Birth of a Network: The Internet
Chapter 4: A Brief Primer on TCP/IP
Chapter 5: Hackers and Crackers
Chapter 6: Just Who Can Be Hacked, Anyway?
Chapter 7: Internet Warfare
Chapter 8: Security Concepts

Part III: Tools

Chapter 9: Destructive Devices
Chapter 10: Scanners
Chapter 11: Password Crackers
Chapter 12: Trojans
Chapter 13: Sniffers
Chapter 14: Firewalls
Chapter 15: Logging and Audit Tools

Part IV: Platforms and Security

Chapter 16: The Hole
Chapter 17: Microsoft
Chapter 18: UNIX: The Big Kahuna
Chapter 19: Novell
Chapter 20: VAX/VMS
Chapter 21: Macintosh

Part V: Beginning at Ground Zero

Chapter 22: Who's in Charge?
Chapter 23: Internal Security

Part VI: The Remote Attack

Chapter 24: The Remote Attack
Chapter 25: Levels of Attack
Chapter 26: Spoofing Attacks
Chapter 27: Telnet-Based Attacks
Chapter 28: Languages, Extensions, and Security
Chapter 29: Hiding Your Identity

Part VII: Appendixes

Appendix A: Security Bibliography - Further Reading
Appendix B: How to Get More Information
Appendix C: Security Consultants
Appendix D: Reference Documents Linked on the CD-ROM
Appendix E: Reality Bytes: Computer Security and the Law
Appendix F: What's on the CD-ROM
Appendix G: Security Glossary

Index