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Hacking for Beginners

Step By Step Guide to Cracking Codes Discipline, Penetration Testing, and Computer Virus. Learning Basic Security Tools On How To Ethical Hack And Grow

Karnel Erickson

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How Are Victims Found? Fingerprinting, Google Hacking, and Co.

In front of a hacker attack on a system, it is common practice for an attacker to engage in education and to inform himself about the target system, if it is already known. This allows the attack to be tailored to the target and aligned with any weak points that may be present in order to be effective at all costs. Depending on the target and motivation of the attackers, various types of systems are attacked. The spectrum of these target systems ranges from unsuspecting surfers across web pages and servers to corporations and governments. The enlightenment phase - the phase before the actual attack in which a system is scouted out - can be subdivided into passive recognition and active enlightenment. By passive elucidation, we mean the gathering of information without direct contact with the target system. On the other hand, active enlightenment attempts to gather information through direct interaction with the target system. In passive enlightenment, foot-printing, attackers seek information about the entire target system. So it is trying to create a rough "footprint." The information you are looking for, for example, the hardware used, IP address ranges, IP addresses of individual computers or information about a company's employees. Active enlightenment or fingerprinting attempts to profile individual components of a system. Thus, individual computers are scouted to find vulnerabilities such as open ports. The attackers thus create a "fingerprint " of individual system components and thus try to discover potential entry gates.

The aim of this book is to introduce the techniques used in preparation for the preparations and to point out appropriate countermeasures. For this purpose, first, the various types of attackers and their motivation for attack and potential target selection are introduced. Subsequently, the phase of clarification with the techniques used in passive and active elucidation is presented in detail. Finally, countermeasures are shown, addressing both general measures and those specifically tailored to the clarification techniques presented here.

Chapter 1 Types of Attackers

As attackers differ in their motivation and technical capabilities, different types of attackers attack different types of systems and have different attacking intentions. According to Roge, attackers can be divided into seven types. These will be briefly presented below.

Newbie

Members of this group are mostly new to hacking and have only basic computer and network security skills. Therefore, they use preprogrammed software tool kits for their attacks. These software tool kits are widely used on the internet and easy to find. Their attacks are therefore limited to systems for which already existing tool kits exist.

Cyber Punks

Cyberpunks possess advanced software, programming, and system knowledge. They are quite criminal in their intentions. Cyberpunks attack web servers to redesign web pages (defacing) and are often active in spam and credit card fraud.

Internals

The Internals group consists of former and dissatisfied employees. They are usually technically savvy and can make attacks based on their former or current job functions and responsibilities. Their attacks are directed against their former or current employers since they can use their knowledge of the systems there.

Coders

This group has the extensive technical knowledge and is able to exploit security vulnerabilities and so-called program exploits.

Old Guard Hackers

This group does not necessarily pursue criminal intentions but is guided by the hacker ethic of the first hacker generation. According to [Raym03], hacking ethics is defined as the belief that information should be freely available, and the belief that attacks on computer systems are ethical. It is, therefore, considered ethical as long as no criminal intentions are being pursued, but rather the onslaught of fun and exploration enjoyment. Legally, attacks on computer systems are ethically unjustifiable and thus punishable.

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