Exploring App Layer & Network Security: Encryption, Vulnerabilities & Open Source Tools - , Exams of Operating Systems

An investigation into network security with a focus on application layer security and related protocols, such as ssh, ssl, and tcp/ip. The discussion covers encryption and cryptographic methods like md5 and sha-1, vulnerabilities in certificates, and ways to bypass them. Open source tools like tripwire and nmap are introduced as valuable resources for network administrators in securing their networks.

Typology: Exams

Pre 2010

Uploaded on 08/13/2009

koofers-user-x6m-1
koofers-user-x6m-1 🇺🇸

10 documents

1 / 1

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
Kevin Berry Application Layer and Network Security
I want to investigate network security. Specifically, I want to cover mostly application
layer security, but I will also go over network layer security like TCP/IP. The application layer
protocols I want to go over will be encryption and cryptographic protocols such as SSH and SSL.
I will also investigate vulnerabilities in certificates such as SSL and public key cryptography, and
ways people can circumvent them if they're not properly implemented by programmers. Also, I
want to go over some popular cryptographic methods like Md5 and Sha-1, which are used to
encrypt passwords for data validation. Recently, they have been semi-hacked. I will show how to
fake an CRC like one of the above and the availability of rainbow tables to find matching keys
for data.
There are a couple of pieces of open source software, such as Tripwire and nMap, which
help network administrators keep out perpetrators. These types of software test all sorts of
vulnerabilities on networks.

Partial preview of the text

Download Exploring App Layer & Network Security: Encryption, Vulnerabilities & Open Source Tools - and more Exams Operating Systems in PDF only on Docsity!

Kevin Berry Application Layer and Network Security

I want to investigate network security. Specifically, I want to cover mostly application layer security, but I will also go over network layer security like TCP/IP. The application layer protocols I want to go over will be encryption and cryptographic protocols such as SSH and SSL. I will also investigate vulnerabilities in certificates such as SSL and public key cryptography, and ways people can circumvent them if they're not properly implemented by programmers. Also, I want to go over some popular cryptographic methods like Md5 and Sha-1, which are used to encrypt passwords for data validation. Recently, they have been semi-hacked. I will show how to fake an CRC like one of the above and the availability of rainbow tables to find matching keys for data. There are a couple of pieces of open source software, such as Tripwire and nMap, which help network administrators keep out perpetrators. These types of software test all sorts of vulnerabilities on networks.