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Know your Enemy: Web Application Threats

Mon, 08/04/2008 - 20:43 — jamie.riden
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Using Honeypots to learn about HTTP-based attacks
Primary Authors
Jamie Riden, New Zealand Honeynet Project
Ryan McGeehan, Chicago Honeynet Project
Brian Engert, Chicago Honeynet Project
Michael Mueter, German Honeynet Project

  • Introduction
  • Why Web applications are at High Risk
  • Fundamentals of an Attack
  • Trends in Discovery Techniques
  • Exploitation Trends
  • Trends in Evasion and Anonymity
  • Current Research Methods
  • Protecting Web Servers
  • Conclusions
  • Future Work
  • References
  • Credits
  • Appendix A - Examples
  • Appendix B - c99.php utility
  • Appendix C - Sample code from a Perl bot
  • Appendix D - Individual Graphs of PHP Honeypot Attacks
  • Appendix E - Author Biographies
  • Reviewers
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  • Introduction
  • Why Web applications are at High Risk
  • Fundamentals of an Attack
  • Trends in Discovery Techniques
  • Exploitation Trends
  • Trends in Evasion and Anonymity
  • Current Research Methods
  • Protecting Web Servers
  • Conclusions
  • Future Work
  • References
  • Credits
  • Appendix A - Examples
  • Appendix B - c99.php utility
  • Appendix C - Sample code from a Perl bot
  • Appendix D - Individual Graphs of PHP Honeypot Attacks
  • Appendix E - Author Biographies
  • Reviewers

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