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CIS 115

Cyber Security

How can we keep our data secure?

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Authentication

Passwords

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Cracking Passwords - Brute Force

Cracking Passwords - Lookup Table

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Rainbow Tables

Password Entropy

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Password Entropy

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Password Entropy

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Storing Passwords Securely

Store the password itself

Storing Passwords Securely

Encrypt all passwords with a key

Password Salt

Storing Passwords Securely

Encrypt all passwords with a global salt value

Storing Passwords Securely

Encrypt all passwords with a unique salt value

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Social Engineering

Using techniques to compromise a system by exploiting the users directly instead of the system's security

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Pretexting

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Impersonation

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Phishing

419 Scams

419 Scams

Baiting

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Threats

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Combating Social Engineering

Social Engineering in Practice

Read the Report

Interception Attacks

Intercepting information in order to impersonate another entity or modify the information before it is received

Man in the Middle Attack

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Man in the Browser Attack

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Malware

Morris Worm

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Morris Worm

Morris Worm

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Conficker

Stuxnet

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Stuxnet

Fake AntiVirus

Cryptolocker

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Cryptolocker

Software Attacks

Attacking vulnerabilities in the software running on a system to gain access or retrieve secure data

SQL Injection

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SQL Injection

statement := "SELECT * FROM userinfo
WHERE id = " + a_variable + ";” a_variable = “1” SELECT * FROM userinfo WHERE id=1;

SQL Injection

statement := "SELECT * FROM userinfo
WHERE id = " + a_variable + ";” a_variable = “1” SELECT * FROM userinfo WHERE id=1; statement := "SELECT * FROM userinfo
WHERE id = " + a_variable + ";” a_variable = “1;DROP TABLE users;” SELECT * FROM userinfo WHERE id=1;DROP TABLE users;

SQL Injection

http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5';

SQL Injection

http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5';


http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5 AND 1=1
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5' AND '1'='1';

SQL Injection

http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5';


http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5 AND 1=1
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5' AND '1'='1';


http://books.example.com/showReview.php?ID=5 AND substring(@@version,1,1)=4
SELECT * FROM bookreviews WHERE ID = '5' AND substring(@@version,1,1)=4;

Buffer Overflow

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Buffer Overflow

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Why?

Account Access

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Botnets

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Social Activism / Hactivism

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Chaos

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Discussion


Is that ethical? Is that legal?
Is that useful information?
Should you be put in jail for this?

It actually happened!

Article on Sophos

Results of the Scan

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Assignments

Blog 7: 9 Algorithms - Making Meaning

Now that we’ve finished reading the last textbook, it is time to step back and think about what we read. Write about your reactions to it and what you learned from it. I’d recommend almost treating this like an in-depth book review for others who are interested in reading the book, but don’t mind some spoilers. Some questions I’d like you to answer: