Seeconfiguring ics onstatic wep keys

814	mutual authentication, 25, 183
	mutual authentication, 25, 183
Microsoft Windows network,
475–476		packets, 56
Microsoft Windows NT-based
Microsoft Windows NT-based
		protocols, disabling, 33
	128	protocols, disabling, 33
network services configuration	128
network services configuration

	NAS (Network Attached
use of term, 8	NAS (Network Attached
use of term, 8
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows XP
DAC settings on, 11–12		431
DAC settings on, 11–12		431


PGP and, 132		network address translation. See
PGP and, 132		network address translation. See


VPN connection in, 422		translation)
VPN connection in, 422		translation)


service of, 160, 161		Network Associated Inc. (NAI),
service of, 160, 161		Network Associated Inc. (NAI),
Microsoft Word, 676
Microsoft Word, 676
Miller, Randall, 255
Miller, Randall, 255	Center, 682
MIME (Multipurpose Internet	Center, 682	(NAS), 478
MIME (Multipurpose Internet		(NAS), 478
Mail Extensions), 127
Mail Extensions), 127
mirroring, 699
mirroring, 699	503
MISSL (Maryland Information	503	Access Control Lists, control of,
MISSL (Maryland Information		Access Control Lists, control of,


MITM (man-in-the-middle)		configuration, 459
MITM (man-in-the-middle)	need to know policy, 645–646	configuration, 459
	need to know policy, 645–646

		firmware updates, 459
	NetBIOS, 461, 465–466	firmware updates, 459
	NetBIOS, 461, 465–466

		services and protocols,
	ActiveX controls and, 286	services and protocols,
	ActiveX controls and, 286	enabling/disabling,
		enabling/disabling,

	languages and, 289
on wireless network, 191	languages and, 289	network IDS. See NIDS (network
on wireless network, 191		network IDS. See NIDS (network
Mitnick, Kevin, 73
Mitnick, Kevin, 73
mixed threat applications, 54		Network Monitor, Microsoft, 15
mixed threat applications, 54		Network Monitor, Microsoft, 15
mixed threat attack, 55		network operating system. See
mixed threat attack, 55	netstat command, 252–253	network operating system. See
mobile devices, 368–369	netstat command, 252–253
mobile devices, 368–369
modems, 349–350, 411
modems, 349–350, 411
motion detector, 579		network security, 99
motion detector, 579	finding target weaknesses with,	network security, 99
MPPE (Microsoft Point-to-Point	finding target weaknesses with,	See also device-based security
MPPE (Microsoft Point-to-Point		See also device-based security


MS-CHAP (Microsoft Challenge		436
MS-CHAP (Microsoft Challenge	for sniffing target, 208, 209–211	436
	for sniffing target, 208, 209–211

		NIST (National Institute of
	for wardriving, 187–190	NIST (National Institute of
multi-factor authentication,	for wardriving, 187–190
multi-factor authentication,

	NetWare, Novell, 660, 662–663
multi-partite viruses, 79	NetWare, Novell, 660, 662–663	Nmap, 74–75
multi-partite viruses, 79		Nmap, 74–75
multi-zone networks, 406–409
multi-zone networks, 406–409
multipath interference, 162
multipath interference, 162	ActiveX protection for, 282
multiple interface firewall	ActiveX protection for, 282	non-disclosure agreement, 646
multiple interface firewall		non-disclosure agreement, 646


multiple key pairs, 561		non-essential services, 34–35
multiple key pairs, 561	hijacking, 213–215	non-essential services, 34–35
Multipurpose Internet Mail	hijacking, 213–215
Multipurpose Internet Mail

non-repudiation	OS (operating system)	Index
non-repudiation	OS (operating system)

data modification and, 123	451–457

with IPSec, 121	security zones and, 399	Password Authentication Protocol

NOS (network operating system),		Password-Based Cryptography
450, 451–457, 660	Outlook. See Microsoft Outlook
		password-protected screensavers,
		579–581
	packet collisions, 345	579–581
	packet collisions, 345

		for application hardening, 470
	332–337	for application hardening, 470
	332–337

		keeping current, 289
	packet sequencing, 112	keeping current, 289
	packet sequencing, 112

		OS and NOS hardening and,
	308–311	OS and NOS hardening and,
“Number of Nines”, 650	308–311
“Number of Nines”, 650

	application layer gateway and,
	application layer gateway and,	payload, 78, 83
object identifier (OID), 538		payload, 78, 83
object identifier (OID), 538

		PBX (Private Branch eXchange),
(OLE) model, 276	e-mail broken into, 126	PBX (Private Branch eXchange),
(OLE) model, 276	e-mail broken into, 126


Protocol), 541, 556	PAE (Port Access Entity), 180
Protocol), 541, 556	PAE (Port Access Entity), 180	PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants),
		PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants),

	Protocol), 352
	Protocol), 352	per-packet authentication,
		per-packet authentication,

	parabolic dish antenna, 219
	parabolic dish antenna, 219	Perl
		Perl

	Passenger Protocol, 105
	Passenger Protocol, 105	resources for, 271
		resources for, 271

	defined, 122
	defined, 122	whisker written in, 303, 304
22		whisker written in, 303, 304
22
	sniffing, eavesdropping, 75–76
	sniffing, eavesdropping, 75–76
one-way hashes, 510	types of, 54
one-way hashes, 510	types of, 54
	vulnerability scanning, 74–75
	vulnerability scanning, 74–75	Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs),
Online Certificate Status Protocol	on wireless network, 184–190	Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs),
Online Certificate Status Protocol	on wireless network, 184–190
	passive mode, 335
	passive mode, 335	personal identification number
		personal identification number

	password
	password	Personal Information Exchange
		Personal Information Exchange

	attacks, 54, 76–77
	attacks, 54, 76–77	PGP (Pretty Good Privacy)
		PGP (Pretty Good Privacy)

	for back door, 85
	for back door, 85	interface integration, 129–131
		interface integration, 129–131

	hashing, 76, 511
	hashing, 76, 511	process of, 129
		process of, 129

	management, 646–649
	management, 646–649	photographs, 608–609
	in multi-factor authentication,	photographs, 608–609
	in multi-factor authentication,

		PHY (physical) layer, 165–166
Orthogonal Frequency Division		PHY (physical) layer, 165–166
Orthogonal Frequency Division

		physical security, 576–594
172		physical security, 576–594

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