Microsoft Windows 2000 security handbook Book

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Title:    Microsoft Windows 2000 security handbook

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Product Description: Microsoft Windows 2000 security handbook

Universal Product Code (UPC): 9780789719997

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Category: Media >> Books

Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 7.400 cm (2.91 inches)

Heigh : 9.140 cm (3.60 inches)

Depth: 1.610 cm (0.63 inches)

Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross

Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

	Introduction	1
	Network Administrators by Default	2
	Religious Wars and FUD	2
	Architecture of This Book	3
	How to Use This Book	3
	Providing Feedback	4
	Enjoy!	4
I	Windows 2000 System Basics
1	Architecture	7
	A New Windows	8
	The Windows 2000 Operating System Model	9
	Windows 2000 System Processes and Files	19
	Memory	20
	Kernel Objects	26
	Exceptions and Interrupts	28
	Global Flags	30
	Summary	30
2	Processes and Threads	31
	The Job Object	32
	Processes	37
	Threads	43
	Summary	44
3	Security Model	45
	Securing Objects	46
	Components	67
	The Flow of a User Logon	73
	Summary	75
4	NTFS 5.0	77
	The Master File Table (MFT)	78
	Files	78
	Streams	80
	Metadata	84
	Hard Links	85
	Reparse Points	86
	Quotas	87
	Summary	89
5	Services	91
	What Is a Service?	92
	Service Control Manager (SCM)	93
	Service Object Security	96
	Service Startup	97
	Multiple Services in One Process	100
	General Service Security Considerations	104
	Service Security Considerations for Programmers	107
	Summary	109
6	Drivers	111
	Windows 2000 I/O Model	112
	Kinds of Drivers	112
	The File System Stack of Drivers	113
	Kernel Mode Memory	116
	Coding Secure Drivers	117
	Driver Signing	119
	Malicious Drivers	119
	Summary	121
II	Computer Network Security Foundations
7	The NetBIOS, NetBEUI, SMB, and TCP/IP Protocols	125
	History of TCP/IP	126
	The TCP/IP Suite	127
	The TCP/IP Protocol Stack	128
	Transport-Level Protocols	129
	Application-Level Protocols	135
	NetBIOS Interface	136
	NetBEUI	139
	Server Message Block (SMB)	140
	IP Addressing	141
	Name Resolution	143
	TCP/IP Improvements	147
	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol	151
	Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation	152
	Quality of Service	152
	TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools and Strategies	153
	Summary	156
8	Cryptography	157
	History of Cryptography	159
	Keys and Key Length	163
	Types of Encryption	163
	Common Encryption Algorithms	165
	Applications that Use Encryption	168
	Future of Cryptography	175
	Summary	175
9	Introduction to IPSec	177
	What's a VPN and Why Would You Use One?	178
	Common Information Security Issues	179
	IPSec: The Standards-based Solution to IP Security	182
	The IPSec Model	187
	Tunneling	189
	Summary	192
10	PKI	195
	Certificate Authorities	197
	Digital Certificates	199
	PGP "Web of Trust"	203
	Digital Signatures	203
	Windows 2000 and Public-Key Infrastructure	204
	Why Use PKI with Windows 2000?	208
	Summary	211
11	Kerberos Protocol	213
	Concepts of Kerberos	214
	Kerberos Components in Windows 2000	214
	What Does Kerberos Do for Windows 2000?	217
	Windows 2000 Authentication Process	220
	What Makes Kerberos Tick?	226
	Administration of Kerberos	235
	Summary	239
12	X.500/LDAP	241
	Keeping Track of Information About the Network	242
	What Is X.500?	243
	LDAP	246
	Objects and Attributes	253
	The Directory Schema	258
	Summary	261
III	Network Security in Windows 2000
13	Networking Model	265
	Networking Windows 2000: What's New	266
	Windows DNA	267
	Active Directory	268
	Network Services	270
	Communication Services and APIs	273
	Security in Windows 2000 Networks	276
	Summary	280
14	Active Directory Services	281
	The Directory	282
	Active Directory Components	283
	Active Directory Open Design	288
	Concepts of Active Directory	291
	Naming Conventions in Active Directory	298
	Groups	299
	Active Directory Reliance	300
	Security	305
	Interoperability	306
	Active Directory Engine Components	308
	Tools from the Windows 2000 Resource Kit	310
	Summary	311
15	Authentication	313
	New Protocols	314
	The Key Element of Authentication--the User!	315
	The Windows 2000 Security Subsystem	316
	The Logon Process	319
	Understanding NTLM	323
	The Risks of Using NTLM	327
	Understanding SSL/TLS	330
	Summary	333
16	SSPI	335
	Secure Networking Through the SSPI	336
	Developing Secure Applications	339
	Package Management API	342
	Credential Management API	343
	Context Management API	346
	Message Support API	354
	Summary	360
17	CryptoAPI	361
	Secure Communication	362
	Cryptography and CryptoAPI	363
	CryptoAPI Administration	366
	Enabling Cryptography in Your Applications	367
	Summary	379
18	Microsoft Certificate Services	381
	General Overview of Certificate Usage	382
	Public-Key Cryptography	385
	Digital Certificates	389
	Certificate Authorites and Public-Key Infrastructures	393
	The Certificate Services	395
	Installing Certificate Services	397
	Administering a CA	402
	Summary	410
19	COM/DCOM/RPC	411
	RPC, COM, DCOM, COM+: What's the Difference?	412
	Administering COM+ Security	421
	Programmatic Implementation of COM+ Security Features	429
	How to Write Secure N-Tier Applications	446
	Summary	447
20	VPNs	449
	Why Use a VPN?	450
	VPNs and Windows 2000	456
	Configuring the VPN Client	459
	Managing the VPN Server	466
	Summary	468
21	EFS	469
	EFS Concepts	470
	EFS Architecture	471
	How EFS Uses PKI	472
	Certificate Services	473
	Encryption Process	473
	Decryption Process	475
	Using EFS	476
	Summary	489
22	DNS/DDNS/WINS	491
	Domain Name System	492
	Dynamic DNS	504
	Security Issues with DNS	507
	WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) and Windows 2000	510
	Summary	513
IV	Protecting Yourself and Your Network Services
23	Secure Computing Practices	517
	Social Engineering	518
	Trojan Programs	519
	Switching Between Privileged and Non-Privileged Contexts	524
	Other Secure Practices	531
	Summary	532
24	Building and Administering a Secure Server	533
	Creating the Secure Server	534
	Managing Auditing and Creating Resource Access Permissions	543
	What About System Services?	553
	The Security Configuration Tools	556
	Summary	566
25	Security with High-Speed Full-Time Connections	567
	Dial-Up Connections	568
	Enter Broadband	569
	So, What to Do?	571
	Network Address Translation (NAT)	573
	General Broadband Security Tips	579
	Summary	580
26	Detecting and Reacting to Intrusions	581
	Why You Need an Intrusion Response Team	582
	Building an Intrusion Response Team	583
	Detecting Intrusions	584
	Reacting to Intrusions	588
	Summary	596
27	Recent Issues Explored	597
	Why You Will Never Be Completely Secure	598
	Keeping Track of New Security Issues from Microsoft	600
	Reviewing Applications Regularly	603
	Keeping Educated	604
	Educating Your User Community	606
	Checking Your Servers Regularly	607
	Summary	607
28	Penetration Testing: Hack Your Own System	609
	Why Penetration Testing?	610
	Thinking As a Cracker	611
	Realizing Threats	612
	Tiger Teams	614
	External Consultants	614
	Getting Prepared for a Penetration Test	615
	Generating an Attack Plan	615
	Scouting the Site	619
	Collating and Evaluating Findings	629
	Exploiting the Site	633
	Reporting and Regimen	636
	Available Tools	639
	Summary	641
29	Writing Secure Code	643
	Secure Coding Practices	644
	Software Security Explained	646

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