Hacking Exposed - VoIP - Voice Over IP Security Secrets & Solutions - Sample Chapter 3 - Enumerating a Network

Hacking Exposed - VoIP - Voice Over IP Security Secrets & Solutions - Sample Chapter 3 - Enumerating a Network

Computer Networking 3 views 0 downloads 2006
Published 2006
Language English
Publisher McGraw-Hill
'Hacking Exposed - VoIP - Voice Over IP Security Secrets & Solutions - Sample Chapter 3 - Enumerating a Network' delivers a clear, comprehensive foundation in computer networking principles, protocol architectures, and network security. Bridging theoretical network models with practical troubleshooting, this text provides an essential understanding of how data moves across global networks.

The book covers the OSI and TCP/IP protocol stacks, Ethernet switching, IPv4 and IPv6 subnetting, routing protocols (OSPF, BGP), transport protocols (TCP and UDP), application layer services (DNS, HTTP, DHCP), firewalls, VPNs, and packet analysis with Wireshark. Practical troubleshooting workflows are detailed throughout.

A foundational textbook for computer science students, IT support specialists, and network engineers building and securing enterprise communication networks.
Contents at a Glance
Chapter 1: Introduction to Penetration Testing Methodologies & Standards
Chapter 2: Target Scoping, Rules of Engagement, and Legal Frameworks
Chapter 3: Passive and Active Reconnaissance Techniques
Chapter 4: Network Scanning, Service Enumeration, and Vulnerability Assessment
Chapter 5: Exploitation: Gaining Initial Access and Shell Delivery
Chapter 6: Post-Exploitation: Local Enumeration and Privilege Escalation
Chapter 7: Lateral Movement, Pivoting, and Internal Reconnaissance
Chapter 8: Data Exfiltration, Cleanup, and Executive Reporting
Index & Further Reading