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15 Ways to Stop DDoS Attacks in your Network

To stop DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack, one needs to have a clear understanding of what happens when an attack takes place. In short, a DDoS attack can be accomplished by exploiting vulnerabilities in the server or by consuming server resources (for example, memory, hard disk, and so forth). [Read more…] about 15 Ways to Stop DDoS Attacks in your Network

How to Respond to Network Intrusion Detection

When your intrusion detection system triggers an intrusion alarm, you need to respond quickly to minimize the effects of the intrusion. The longer it takes to respond the higher the chances that your system will be damaged severely. If you do not have proper plan and concepts of what you have to do when you detect or suspect an intrusion, you will only panic for nothing and allow the attackers ample of time to let him do what he intends to do with your system and data. [Read more…] about How to Respond to Network Intrusion Detection

Top 10 RFID Security Concerns and Threats

Like any other security devices and mechanism RFID is not flawless. Despite its widespread application and usage, RFID poses security threats and challenges that need to be addressed properly before deployment. This post aims to highlight several important RFID related security issues. [Read more…] about Top 10 RFID Security Concerns and Threats

63 Web Application Security Checklist for IT Security Auditors and Developers

As you know that every web application becomes vulnerable when they are exposed to the Internet. Fortunately, there are a number of best practices and coutner measures that web developers can utilize when they build their apps. This post will list some proven counter measures that enhance web apps security significantly. [Read more…] about 63 Web Application Security Checklist for IT Security Auditors and Developers

15 Penetration Testing Tools-Open Source

In footprinting or reconnaissance phase, a penetration tester collects as much information as possible about the target machine. The primary purpose of this phase is to gather intelligence so as you can conduct an effective penetration test. At the end of his phase, you are expected to have a list of IP of your target machine that you can scan later on.

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How to Protect Network Against Advanced Malware

Advanced malwares are extremely stealthy and attack targeted protocols and applications. In most cases, the attackers use these malwares to steal sensitive information from the governmental institutes financial institutes, especially the credit card service providers .

Major Concerns about Advanced Malware:

They are discovered after the attack has been taken place. So, you do not have a clue what is going on with your sensitive data unless you detect the presence of advanced malware in your system. When you are planning against advanced malware your primary target should be detect it as soon as possible. By using Garter’s 5 styles of advanced defence framework, you can apply the following five defence mechanism in your network:

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Site to Site VPN Between Cisco VPN Concentrator and Router

At times, it is economical to build a VPN tunnel with the available networking resources. For example, if you have a VPN concentrator and you need to connect a small office securely with your network, you can do so by installing a low priced Cisco router in the remote office. This post will demonstrate how you can build VPN using a VPN concentrator and a Cisco router. [Read more…] about Site to Site VPN Between Cisco VPN Concentrator and Router

Top 10 Cloud Computing Security Issues

From security perspective, not all types of data of an organization are  equally important for successful  business operation. Depending on business criticality, some  data need to be more secured. The enormous computing power of cloud attracts businesses to put their data in the cloud, but many of the businesses do not have any decisive policy that defines  which data to put in the cloud and what not to. This post highlights top 10 cloud security issues and  risks that an organization needs to consider before migrating their mission critical data to the cloud.

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How to Protect Networks against Advanced Evasion Techniques(AET)

Evasion techniques evade the exiting network security devices such as signature based  IPS and firewalls to enter the internal network to deliver exploits in servers. Most of the Intrusion detection and prevention system rely on attack signatures to identify malicious strings in the traffic. The strings used to evade the devices are not malicious themselves. Their main purpose is to pass through IDS without triggering alarms.  [Read more…] about How to Protect Networks against Advanced Evasion Techniques(AET)

How to Disable Root Login Via SSH in Linux

Having the option of logging in to your server with SSH is essential for some web administrators, but logging in your server with root credentials via SSH is always unsafe. By the word root credentials, I mean that you should not remotely login with your server with root user name, rather use a less privileged user to login to your server and then use the “su” command to login as a root user.

So, the purpose of this post is to show you:

  • How to disable SSH with root username?
  • How to enable a normal user to login with SSH?
  • How to use root username after login with less privilege user name?

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