Which of the following attacks takes best advantage of an existing authenticated connection
Which of the following attacks takes best advantage of an existing authenticated connection
How would you prevent session hijacking attacks?
How would you prevent session hijacking attacks?
what range of sequence numbers should a packet, sent by the client fall in order to be accepted by the server?
You want to carry out session hijacking on a remote server. The server and the client are communicating via TCP after a successful TCP three way handshake. The server has just received packet #120 from the client. The client has a receive window of 200 and the server has a receive window of 250.
Within what range of sequence numbers should a packet, sent by the client fall in order to be accepted by the server?
What is Hunt used for?
What is Hunt used for?
Which is the right sequence of packets sent during the initial TCP three way handshake?
Which is the right sequence of packets sent during the initial TCP three way handshake?
What type of cookies can be generated while visiting different web sites on the Internet?
What type of cookies can be generated while visiting different web sites on the Internet?
What is the key advantage of Session Hijacking?
What is the key advantage of Session Hijacking?
why would you consider this as a false sense of security?
John is using tokens for the purpose of strong authentication. He is not confident that his security is considerably strong.
In the context of Session hijacking why would you consider this as a false sense of security?
what is Bob most likely to do next?
Bob is going to perform an active session hijack against company. He has acquired the target that allows session oriented connections (Telnet) and performs sequence prediction on the target operating system. He manages to find an active session due to the high level of traffic on the network.
So, what is Bob most likely to do next?
What kind of attack is being illustrated here?
Jack Hackers wants to break into Brown’s Computers and obtain their secret double fudge cookie recipe. Jack calls Jane, an accountant at Brown Co. pretending to be an administrator from Brown Co. Jack tell Jane that there has been a problem with some accounts and asks her to verify her password with him "just to double check our records". Jane does not suspect anything amiss and parts her password. Jack can now access Brown Co.’s computer with a valid username and password to steal the cookie recipe. What kind of attack is being illustrated here?