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All you need to get through CCIE-Security (Part 1)

by cisspfix on Jul.06, 2010, under General

I have decided now to take the CCIE security exam. I was searching resources for this exam. The first thing that i got is, the Cisco documentations that are very helpful and obviously relevant to the subject’s objectives.

I went through the objectives of the paper structure and then figured out some important topics such as algorithms, network devices, I searched them on Cisco’s Website and I got treasure of information. These information can help you a lot whether you taking security or any other networking certification of Cisco or other vendors.

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CCIE – Security

by cisspfix on Jul.05, 2010, under General

Today in the morning, I was researching on some security certifications and went through Cisco’s certification information.

I saw there many certifications including security certifications. The certification, that I got attracted to is CCIE SECURITY which is one of the most advanced security certification in current time. I am interested to take 350-018 exam now. It will definitely help an aspirant to have a great amount of knowledge of securing a network.

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Book on Computer Hacking

by cisspfix on Jun.29, 2010, under General

I was digging deep in amazon for some useful books. I found one very rare species of book. I will explain how it is rare, consider you wanted to prepare for an exam dedicated on Hacking lets take Computer hacking forensic investigator (CHFI). For the preparation you will consult dozens of books to complete distributed topics of the exam. You waste lots of time to find out the relevant matter and then concentrate hard on the matter. Every write have different art of writing and you have to adjust according to the all of them.

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Its freedom celebratioin on uCertify

by cisspfix on Jun.26, 2010, under Security

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Incident Handling

by cisspfix on Jun.19, 2010, under Security

Incident handling is the process of managing incidents in an Enterprise, Business, or an Organization. It involves the thinking of the prospective suitable to the enterprise and then the implementation of the prospective in a clean and manageable manner. It involves completing the incident report and presenting the conclusion to the management and providing ways to improve the process both from a technical and administrative aspect. Incident handling ensures that the overall process of an enterprise runs in an uninterrupted continuity.

There are six different phases of the Incident handling process, which are as follows:

  1. Preparation phase
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GIAC certified Incident Handler (GCIH)

by cisspfix on Jun.02, 2010, under General

I am preparing for the GCIH exam and sweat comes to my feet while gathering information about this exam. I managed to acquire all possible information and it takes almost two full days. Then I decided, I am not gonna let anybody sweat like this. In this post you will find everything and Anything you want to know about the GCIH exam. Please feel free to add your information and ideas.

Q. What is the GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) exam?
A. GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) is a vendor-neutral certification that validates an individual’s understanding for incident handling/incident response; individuals who require an understanding of the current threats to systems and networks, along with effective countermeasures.

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Hosting the “Flags of Our Fathers” on Memorial Day

by cisspfix on May.25, 2010, under General

We remember the warriors of the war, who placed the foundation stone of our country. My friend who is in military services always said to me “Adam, Life ain’t like that. Dying in battle is the best part of life.” I still pay him homage. While I was digging Internet for new certification courses, I came up with a very decent and thoughtful discount offer from one of my favorite Website. uCertify.com

They are giving simple offer: ANY 3 Prepkits for $179.99. That’s just $59.99 each!

Its better to go to their blog and find out more detail. Click here to go on ucertify blog.

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How to hack using Netcat

by cisspfix on May.22, 2010, under Security

netcat

Netcat is a computer networking service for reading from and writing network connections using TCP or UDP. Netcat is designed to be a dependable “back-end” device that can be used candidly or easily driven by other programs and scripts. At the same time, it is a feature-rich network debugging and investigation tool since it can produce almost any kind of correlation one would need and has a number of built-in capabilities.

The common Netcat switches are as follows:

Command Description
nc -d It is used to detach Netcat from the console.
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Tools used for OS Fingerprinting.

by cisspfix on May.19, 2010, under Security

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It is one of the best method to dive in other system and retrieve the information. Atleast better then the dumbster diving. I am giving the list of the tools, which you can use to perform OS fingerprinting. Go ahead and experiment. Your comments are important for me.

  • PRADS – Passive comprehensive TCP/IP stack fingerprinting and service detection.
  • Ettercap – passive TCP/IP stack fingerprinting.
  • NetworkMiner – passive DHCP and TCP/IP stack fingerprinting (combines p0f, Ettercap and Satori databases)
  • Nmap – comprehensive active stack fingerprinting.
  • p0f – comprehensive passive TCP/IP stack fingerprinting.
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Hacking tool used in penetration testing. Part-12 Passive OS fingerprinting tool p0f

by cisspfix on May.18, 2010, under Security

p0f

pOf is one of its own kind type of tool. As the name suggests it is used for OS fingerprinting. P0f is a versatile passive OS fingerprinting tool. P0f can identify the system on machines that connect to your box, machines you connect to, and even machines that merely go through or near your box. All this even if the device is behind a fascist packet firewall.

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