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Malware Analysis Training and Certificaiton

First Time Malware Analysis Course In India Launched By

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 A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO PRACTICAL MALWARE ANALYSIS. LEVEL 2

         (1)  What is Malware Analysis ?
         (2)  What are the prerequisites for doing Malware analysis ?
         (3)  How to Setting up your lab for Analysis?
         (4)  What is Assembly Language Programming
         (5)  Understanding C Code Constructs
         (6)  Virology - Defining the malware types
         (7)  Tools of the Trade
         (8)  Malware Assault Skills
         (9)  What is Static / Dynamic Analysis Fundamentals.
         (10) Your First Malware Analysis Session
         (11) Unpacking
         (12) Reporting and Documentation
         (13) Conclusion
         (14) Practical Labs

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Apr04
2012 Written by admin
 

BCSE is a most famous, well prepared and recognised certification in ethical hacking for beginers, which is very useful and demandable in Information Security & technology world, the program covers all types of ethical hacking concepts. which is very useful for this industry, its the only way to start your career in cyber security or in IT world.

 


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Mar29
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

Welcome To BYTE CODE CYBER SECURITIES

Byte Code Cyber Securities is an Information Security and High Level Courses and Training Company, associated with EC-Council as an Accredited Training Cente (ATC) completely based out in New Delhi (INDIA) and we have started our operations in February 2008 and from our birth we provide and believ in the best only with a very high standard to our students, clients and partners because we believe that the high standards brings excellent output in long run and our standards is our strength, and we maintain these standards so that when we say “We are Professional” we must really mean it.

In just a few years Byte Code Cyber Securities has grown with huge amount of new students, clients and partners, having over 20,000 students and clients.

Byte Code Cyber Securities also provide the services to top IT giants and Companies such as MICROSOFT INDIA, INTEL, EC -Council, Adobe, Scientific Instruments, AVG, Avast, HCL, Accenture, CISCO, CHECKPOINT, NOKIA, TCS, INTEL, NV-INDIA, HP and having a huge list of clients and partners in some of their confidential projects and services.

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BYTE CODE CYBER SECURITIES, invites applications or candidates for Summer Training or Internship Program 2012 in Ethical Hacking, Computer Science, Information Security, Networking, Web Development , Software Development, Management and Marketing, we are seeking highly motivated students, who are interested in experiencing an exciting summer of research. The selected students will have the opportunity to work closely with an outstanding research team on challenging problems that range from leading-edge exploratory work to prototyping real-world systems and applications ( Get More Details )

 

CEH V.7 (Certified Ethical Hacker) provides a comprehensive ethical hacking and network security-training program to meet the standards of highly skilled security professionals. Hundreds of SMEs and authors have contributed towards the content presented in the CEHv7 courseware. Latest tools and exploits uncovered from the underground community are featured in the new package. Our researchers have invested thousands of man hours researching the latest trends and uncovering the covert techniques used by the underground community.

Course Duration: 60 Hours

 

 

 

 

Pre-Requisite: Basic Knowledge of Internet

Course Training Fee: ₹ 30,000 (Official CEH V.7 Training, Official CEH V.7 Study Material, CEH V.7 Tool Kits, Softwares, CEH V.7 Certification from EC Council, BYTE CODE CEH V.7 Training Certification, 2 years of membership of BYTE CODE Hacking Team includ)

 

 

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Module 01: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Understand the issues plaguing the information security world
Gain knowledge on various hacking terminologies
Learn the basic elements of information security
Understand the security, functionality and ease of use triangle
Know the 5 stages of ethical hacking
Understand the different types and implications of hacker attacks
Understand hactivism and understand the classification of hackers
Understand who is an ethical hacker
Gain Information on how to become an ethical hacker
Learn the profile of a typical ethical hacker
Understand scope and limitations of ethical hacking
Understand vulnerability research and list the various vulnerability research tools
Learn the different ways an ethical hacker tests a target network
Understand penetration testing and the various methodologies used

Module 02: Footprinting and Reconnaissance
Understand the term Footprinting
Learn the areas and information that hackers seek
Gain knowledge on information gathering tools and methodology
Understand the role of financial websites in footprinting
Understand competitive intelligence and its need
Understand DNS enumeration
Understand Whois
Learn different types of DNS records
Understand how traceroute is used in Footprinting
Recognize the Role of search engines in footprinting
Learn the website mirroring tools
Understand how e-mail tracking works
Understand Google hacking and its tools
Learn the countermeasures to be taken in footprinting
Understand pen testing

Module 03: Scanning Networks
Understand the term port scanning, network scanning and vulnerability scanning
Understand the objectives of scanning
Learn the CEH scanning methodology
Understand Ping Sweep techniques
Understand the Firewalk tool
Gain knowledge on Nmap command switches
Understand the three way handshake
Understand the following Scans:
SYN, Stealth, XMAS, NULL, IDLE, FIN, ICMP Echo, List, TCP Connect, Full Open, FTP Bounce, UDP, Reverse Ident, RPC, Window
Learn TCP communication flag types
Gain knowledge on War dialing techniques
Understand banner grabbing using OS fingerprinting, Active Stack Fingerprinting, Passive Fingerprinting and other techniques and tools
Learn vulnerability scanning using BidiBlah and other hacking tools
Learn to draw network diagrams of vulnerable hosts using various tools
Understand how proxy servers are used in launching an attack
Gain insights on working of anonymizers
Identify HTTP tunneling techniques
Identify IP spoofing techniques
Understand various scanning countermeasures

Module 04: Enumeration
Learn the system hacking cycle
Understand Enumeration and its techniques
Understand null sessions and its countermeasures
Understand SNMP enumeration and its countermeasures
Describe the steps involved in performing enumeration

Module 05: System Hacking
Understand the different types of passwords
Identify the different types of password attacks
Identify password cracking techniques
Understand Microsoft Authentication mechanism
Describe password sniffing
Identifying various password cracking tools
Identify various password cracking countermeasures
Understand privilege escalation
Gain insights on key loggers and other spyware technologies
Learn how to defend against spyware
Identify different ways to hide files
Understanding rootkits
Learn how to identify rootkits and steps involved
Understand Alternate Data Streams
Understand Steganography technologies and tools used
Understand covering tracks, tools used and erase evidences


Module 06: Trojans and Backdoors
Define a Trojan
Identify overt and covert channels
Understand working of Trojans
Identify the different types of Trojans
What do Trojan creators look for
Identify the different ways a Trojan can infect a system
How to indicate a Trojan attack
Identify the ports used by Trojan
Identify listening ports using netstat
Understand “wrapping”
Understand Reverse Shell Trojan
Understand ICMP tunneling
Identify various classic Trojans
Learn windows start up monitoring tools
Understand the Trojan horse constructing kit
Learn Trojan detection techniques
Learn Trojan evading techniques
Learn how to avoid a Trojan infection

Module 07: Viruses and Worms
Understand virus and its history
Characteristics of a virus
Learn the working of a virus
Understand the motive behind writing a virus
Understand how does a computer get infected by viruses
Gain insights on virus hoax
Understand virus analysis
Understand the difference between a virus and a worm
Understand the life cycle of virus
Identify the types of viruses
Understand how a virus spreads and infects the system
Understand the storage pattern of virus
Identify various types of classic virus found in the wild
Virus writing technique
Virus construction kits
Understand antivirus evasion techniques
Understand Virus detection methods and countermeasures
Understand worm analysis

Module 08: Sniffers
Understand sniffing and protocols vulnerable to it
Identify types of sniffing
Understand Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
Understanding the process of ARP Spoofing
Understand active and passive sniffing
Understand ARP poisoning
Understand MAC duplicating
Learn ethereal capture and display filters
Understand MAC flooding
Understand DNS spoofing techniques
Identify sniffing countermeasures
Know various sniffing tools
Identify sniffing detection and defensive techniques

Module 09: Social Engineering
Understand Social Engineering
Understand human weakness
Identify the different types of social engineering
Learn warning signs of an attack
Understand Dumpster Diving
Understand Human-based Social Engineering
Understand Insider attacks and its countermeasures
Gain insights on Social Engineering threats and defense
Comprehend Identity Theft
Understand Phishing Attacks
Identify Online Scams
Understand URL obfuscation
Understand social engineering on social networking sites
Identify Social Engineering countermeasures

Module 10: Denial of Service
Understand a Denial of Service Attack
Gain insights on Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
Examine the working of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
Analyze Symptoms of a DoS Attack
Understand Internet Chat Query (ICQ)
Understand Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
Assess DoS Attack Techniques
Understand Botnets
Assess DoS/DDoS Attack Tools
Describe Detection Techniques
Identify DoS/DDoS Countermeasure Strategies
Analyze Post-Attack Forensics
Identify DoS/DDoS Protection Tools
Understand DoS/DDoS Penetration Testing

Module 11: Session Hijacking
Understand what is Session Hijacking
Identify Key Session Hijacking Techniques
Understand Brute Forcing Attack
Understand HTTP Referrer Attack
Spoofing vs. Hijacking
Understand Session Hijacking Process
Identify types of Session Hijacking
Analyze Session Hijacking in OSI Model
Understand Application Level Session Hijacking
Discuss Session Sniffing
Describe Man-in-the-Middle Attack
Understand Man-in-the-Browser Attack
Examine Steps to Perform Man-in-the-Browser Attack
Understand Client-side Attacks
Understand Cross-site Script Attack
Understand Session Fixation Attack
Describe Network Level Session Hijacking
Understand TCP/IP Hijacking
Identify Session Hijacking Tools
Identify Countermeasures of Session Hijacking
Understand Session Hijacking Pen Testing

Module 12: Hacking Webservers
Understand Open Source Webserver Architecture
Examine IIS Webserver Architecture
Understand Website Defacement
Understand why Web Servers are compromised
Analyze Impact of Webserver Attacks
Examine Webserver Misconfiguration
Understand Directory Traversal Attacks
Learn regarding HTTP Response Splitting Attack
Understand Web Cache Poisoning Attack
Understand HTTP Response Hijacking
Discuss SSH Bruteforce Attack
Examine Man-in-the-Middle Attack
Learn Webserver Password Cracking Techniques
Identify Web Application Attacks
Understand Webserver Attack Methodology
Identify Webserver Attack Tools
Identify Counter-measures against Webserver Attacks
Understand Patch Management
Assess Webserver Security Tools
Understand Webserver Pen Testing

Module 13: Hacking Web Applications
Understand Introduction to Web Applications
Identify Web Application Components
Understand working of Web Applications
Examine Web Application Architecture
Assess Parameter/Form Tampering
Understand Injection Flaws
Discuss Hidden Field Manipulation Attack
Describe Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks
Understand Web Services Attack
Understand Web Application Hacking Methodology
identify Web Application Hacking Tools
Understand how to Defend Against Web Application Attacks
Identify Web Application Security Tools
Understand Web Application Firewalls
Gain insights on Web Application Pen Testing

Module 14: SQL Injection
Understand SQL Injection
Examine SQL Injection Attacks
Understand working of Web Applications
Identify Server Side Technologies
Understand SQL Injection Detection
Discuss SQL Injection Black Box Pen Testing
Types of SQL Injection
Understand Blind SQL Injection
Learn SQL Injection Methodology
Understanding SQL Query
Examine Advanced Enumeration
Describe Password Grabbing
Discuss Grabbing SQL Server Hashes
Identify SQL Injection Tools
Understand Evasion Techniques for SQL Injection
Understand Defensive strategies Against SQL Injection Attacks
Identify SQL Injection Detection Tools

Module 15: Hacking Wireless Networks
Understand Wireless Networks
Gain Insights on Wireless Networks
Understand various types of Wireless Networks
Understand Wi-Fi Authentication Modes
Identify types of Wireless Encryption
Understand WEP Encryption
Understand WPA/WPA2
Discuss Wireless Threats
Understand Wireless Hacking Methodology
Assess Wireless Hacking Tools
Understand Bluetooth Hacking
Understand how to Defend Against Bluetooth Hacking
Understand how to Defend against Wireless Attacks
Identify Wi-Fi Security Tools
Examine Wireless Penetration Testing Framework

Module 16: Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Understand Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
Learn Ways to Detect an Intrusion
Acquire knowledge on various types of Intrusion Detection Systems
Understand what is a Firewall
Types of Firewall
Identify Firewall Identification Techniques
Understand Honeypot
Assess various types of Honeypot
Understand how to Set up a Honeypot
Understand IDS, Firewall and Honeypot System
Examine Evading IDS
Understand Evading Firewall
Learn detecting Honeypots
Identify Firewall Evading tools
Identify Countermeasures
Analyze Firewall and IDS Penetration Testing

Module 17: Buffer Overflow
Understand Buffer Overflows (BoF)
Understand Stack-Based Buffer Overflow
Know Heap-Based Buffer Overflow
Understand Stack Operations
Identify Buffer Overflow Steps
Analyze attacking a Real Program
Examine Smashing the Stack
Examples of Buffer Overflow
Understand how to Mutate a Buffer Overflow Exploit
Learn how to identify Buffer Overflows
Testing for Heap Overflow Conditions: heap.exe
Understand steps for Testing Stack Overflow in OllyDbg Debugger
Identify Buffer Overflow Detection Tools
Understand Defense Against Buffer Overflows
Identify Buffer Overflow Countermeasures Tools
Understand Buffer Overflow Pen Testing

Module 18 Cryptography
Understand Cryptography
Learn various types of Cryptography
Understand Ciphers
Gain insights on Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
Understand RC4, RC5, RC6 Algorithms
Examine RSA (Rivest Shamir Adleman)
Explain Message Digest Function: MD5
Understand Secure Hashing Algorithm (SHA)
Identify Cryptography Tools
Understand Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Understand Email Encryption
Identify Digital Signature
Describe SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Examine Disk Encryption
Identify Disk Encryption Tools
Understand Cryptography Attacks
Identify Cryptanalysis Tools

Module 19: Penetration Testing
Understand Penetration Testing (PT)
Identify Security Assessments
Examine Risk Management
Understand various types of Penetration Testing
Understand Automated Testing
Understand Manual Testing
Understand Penetration Testing Techniques
Know the Penetration Testing Phases
Understand Enumerating Devices
Understand Penetration Testing Roadmap
Understand Denial of Service Emulation
Outsourcing Pen Testing Services
Identify various Penetration testing tools

 

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To Combat Identity Theft, Protect Computer, Experts Say

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

ScienceDaily (Mar. 19, 2012) — Having a triple-threat combination of protective software on your computer greatly reduces your chances of identity theft, according to a study led by a Michigan State University criminologist.

In a survey of more than 600 people, the researchers found that computer users who were running antivirus, anti-adware and anti-spyware software were 50 percent less likely to have their credit card information stolen.

The study appears in the research journal Deviant Behavior.

“When you think about antivirus software protecting you, you might think about it keeping your files safe and not losing your music and photos,” said Thomas Holt, MSU associate professor of criminal justice and lead researcher on the project. “The important thing we’re finding here is that it’s not just about protecting your files, but also about protecting you economically — about reducing your chances of being a victim of identity theft.”

Holt’s co-investigator was Michael Turner, associate professor at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte.

According to the study, about 15 percent of respondents said they had experienced computer-related identity theft in the past year. Males were more likely to be victims, Holt said.

“We’re not sure what this might be a consequence of,” he said. “Is it that males are less careful about what they do online? Is it a difference in how they shop online or conduct online commerce?”

Those who engaged in “computer-related deviance” — such as downloading pirated music or pornographic images — were more likely to be victims of identity theft, the study found. This is a large risk for users because pirated movies and music may contain malware and place users at risk for harm.

But the most practical news for computer users was the combined protective factor of the antivirus, anti-spyware and anti-adware software, each of which has a different function for keeping a computer safe, Holt said.

Antivirus software detects and removes malicious software programs such as viruses and worms that can corrupt a computer, delete data and spread to other computers. Anti-spyware and anti-adware programs, meanwhile, are designed to protect against software that either self-installs without the user’s knowledge or is installed by the user and enables information to be gathered covertly about a person’s Internet use, passwords and so on.

“You have a much better chance of not getting your credit card number stolen if you have all three forms of protective software,” Holt said.

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Trojan found in pirated Apple iWork software 02/02/09 23:57

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

Trojan found in pirated Apple iWork software

02/02/09 23:57

Internet security firm Intego said on Thursday that it has discovered a new Trojan horse in pirated copies of Apple’s iWork ’09 productivity software that could allow an attacker to take control of the infected computer.
The Trojan horse, OSX.Trojan.iServices.A, discovered circulating in copies of the software on BitTorrent trackers and other pirate sites, is rated serious, according to Intego’s security alert.

When iWork is installed, the Trojan is installed as a start-up item as a part of iWorkServices. It has read-write-execute permissions for root control of the computer, Intego said. The malware connects to a remote server over the Internet and may download additional components to the infected computer.

 

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Homeland Security Dept. Seeking Computer Hackers To Help Secure Federal Systems 19/04/09 14:43

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

Homeland Security Dept. Seeking Computer Hackers To Help Secure Federal Systems

19/04/09 14:43

 

Wanted: Computer hackers. Federal authorities aren’t looking to prosecute them, but to pay them to secure the nation’s networks.

General Dynamics Information Technology put out an ad last month on behalf of the Homeland Security Department seeking someone who could “think like the bad guy.” Applicants, it said, must understand hackers’ tools and tactics and be able to analyze Internet traffic and identify vulnerabilities in the federal systems.
In the Pentagon’s budget request submitted last week, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the Pentagon will increase the number of cyberexperts it can train each year from 80 to 250 by 2011.

With warnings that the U.S. is ill-prepared for a cyberattack, the White House conducted a 60-day study of how the government can better manage and use technology to protect everything from the electrical grid and stock markets to tax data, airline flight systems, and nuclear launch codes.

President Barack Obama appointed a former Bush administration aide, Melissa Hathaway, to head the effort, and her report was delivered Friday, the White House said. While the country had detailed plans for floods, fires or errant planes drifting into protected airspace, there is no similar response etched out for a major computer attack. David Powner, director of technology issues for the Government Accountability Office, told Congress last month that the U.S. has no recovery plan for a digital disaster.

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Canadian woman wins lawsuit against Google 23/08/09 14:35

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

Canadian woman wins lawsuit against Google

23/08/09 14:35
A Canadian woman has won a landmark lawsuit against Google Inc. which forces the search engine giant to reveal the identity of the anonymous cyber bullies she says posted offensive comments about her on a blog using the technology titan’s Blogger service.

Former fashion model Liskula Cohen — who appeared on the covers of Australian Vogue and W magazine in the early 1990s — sued Google in January, demanding the Web company hand over the name of an anonymous blogger who posted pictures of her with unflattering captions on a blog entitled “Skanks of NYC” in August of 2008.

Ms. Cohen, who won the suit in New York State Supreme Court this week, was not seeking a financial settlement from Google, only the identity of the person or persons who posted the blog entries.

Although the blog has since been removed, Google handed over the anonymous blogger’s email address and IP address as a result of the suit.

While Ms. Cohen and her New York-based lawyer Steven Wagner could not immediately be reached for comment, according to the UK’s Daily Mail newspaper, Ms. Cohen said she discovered the anonymous poster was a female acquaintance she knew from her time on New York’s party circuit.

 

 

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The History of the Internet in a Nutshell

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

The History of the Internet in a Nutshell

02/12/09 04:40

 

If you’re reading this article, it’s likely that you spend a fair amount of time online. However, considering how much of an influence the Internet has in our daily lives, how many of us actually know the story of how it got its start? [via sixrevisions]

Here’s a brief history of the Internet, including important dates, people, projects, sites, and other information that should give you at least a partial picture of what this thing we call the Internet really is, and where it came from.
While the complete history of the Internet could easily fill a few books, this article should familiarize you with key milestones and events related to the growth and evolution of the Internet between 1969 to 2009.

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Microsoft Spy Guide 26/02/10 07:20

Mar24
2012 Leave a Comment Written by admin

Microsoft Spy Guide 26/02/10 07:20

Microsoft has been forced to backtrack after it closed down cryptome.org website after it published a leaked version of the company’s “spy guide”.

Microsoft took action on Wednesday against the Cryptome website – which has been running since 1996 – for publishing a copy of the Microsoft Global Criminal Compliance Handbook, a document explaining how law enforcement officials can access millions of people’s private information online.

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Hello world!

Mar23
2012 1 Comment Written by admin

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

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