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Malware CS 136 Computer Security Peter Reiher November 13, 2012

Malware CS 136 Computer Security Peter Reiher November 13, 2012. Outline. Introduction Viruses Trojan horses Trap doors Logic bombs Worms Botnets Spyware Malware components. Introduction. Clever programmers can get software to do their dirty work for them

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Types of Attacks, Hackers Motivations and Methods

Types of Attacks, Hackers Motivations and Methods. CS432: Security. Overview . Access attacks. Modification attacks. Denial-of-Service attacks. Repudiation attacks. Access Attacks . An access attack is an attempt to see information that the attacker is not authorized to see.

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S-1

S-1. Florida Department of Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission. S-1. S-1. CJSTC Use Of Force Application Tool Law Enforcement Scenarios Part 1 (1-25) CMS Criminal Justice Defensive Tactics CJK_0051. What subject factors influence this situation?

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Firewall Planning and Design

Firewall Planning and Design. Chapter 1. Learning Objectives. Understand the misconceptions about firewalls Realize that a firewall is dependent on an effective security policy Understand what a firewall does Describe the types of firewall protection Understand the limitations of firewalls

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GROUP MEMBERS Chan Li Suman Lohani Prabhu Sundaram

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David Evans cs.virginia/~evans

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SIRT Contact Orientation

SIRT Contact Orientation Security Incident Response Team Departmental Security Contacts April 16, 2004 Why Are We Here? Introductions The SIRT and you Compromise recovery procedure Current security issues Resources Future events Free refreshments Introductions

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Last time

Last time. Malicious code: Malware Viruses Trojan horses Logic bombs Worms Other malicious code: web bugs. This time. Other malicious code Back doors Salami attacks Rootkits Interface illusions Keystroke logging Man-in-the-middle attacks Nonmalicious flaws Covert channels

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Martin Roesch Sourcefire Inc.

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Hackers, Crackers, and Network Intruders

Hackers, Crackers, and Network Intruders. CS-480b Dick Steflik. Agenda. Hackers and their vocabulary Threats and risks Types of hackers Gaining access Intrusion detection and prevention Legal and ethical issues. Hacker Terms. Hacking - showing computer expertise

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Rootkits What are they? What do they do? Where do they come from?

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Station 2: Scottsboro Circumstances

Station 2: Scottsboro Circumstances. Riding the Rails During the Great Depression.

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Network Security: Continued CS 236 On-Line MS Program Networks and Systems Security Peter Reiher

Network Security: Continued CS 236 On-Line MS Program Networks and Systems Security Peter Reiher. Firewall Configuration and Administration. Again, the firewall is the point of attack for intruders Thus, it must be extraordinarily secure How do you achieve that level of security?.

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Relentlessly Pursuing Excellence

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Houses in Ancient Egypt

Most Egyptians lived in homes built of sun-dried bricks, made of mud and straw. Bricks were easy to make and the materials were freely found along the shores of the Nile river. . Houses in Ancient Egypt. Brick molds were invented to make the bricks.

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Ever wonder why we do what we do and how we make a felony arrest??

Ever wonder why we do what we do and how we make a felony arrest??. Brought to you by the Ashwaubenon Department of Public Safety. Stopping felon. Run plate Stop car Radio backup. Communication with Felon. Cover behind door Draw side arm Yell to throw keys out of the window

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Relentlessly Pursuing Excellence

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Unit 3 Test Study Guide

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PAPILLION YOUTH SPIRIT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

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