Black Hat physical device security : exploiting hardware and software / Drew Miller, Michael Bednarczyk ; technical reviewer, Rob Shein.

By:

Miller, Drew, 1978-

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781932266818
193226681X
9780080488400
0080488404

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Black Hat physical device security.LOC classification:

QA76.9.A25 M55 2005b

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Contents:

Cover; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; The Enveloping Paradigm; Inheriting Security Problems; Information Security; Mitigating Exposures; Monitoring Software Exposures; Taking a Hard Look at Hardware; Authenticating People; Monitoring and Detecting Deviations; Notifying Systems; Terms In Context; Factoring By Quadratic Relationships: A Construction; Factoring Source Code For Fun; Index; Related Titles.

Summary: Black Hat Physical Device Security provides readers with a methodology and checklist for finding common exposures, as well as real world scenarios and examples of how bypassing specific equipment can render a security system powerless. Though the exposures relate to software, the specific attacks and methods used to assess a given hardware device will be shown. For example, data injection into a video stream to provide misinformation to a security system is much like performing data injection attacks to software Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), however the method of deployment and success va.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Black Hat Physical Device Security provides readers with a methodology and checklist for finding common exposures, as well as real world scenarios and examples of how bypassing specific equipment can render a security system powerless. Though the exposures relate to software, the specific attacks and methods used to assess a given hardware device will be shown. For example, data injection into a video stream to provide misinformation to a security system is much like performing data injection attacks to software Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), however the method of deployment and success va.

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