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Programming Linux Hacker Tools Uncovered: Exploits, Backdoors, Scanners, Sniffers, Brute-Forcers, Rootkits
Uncovering the development of the hacking toolset under Linux, this book teaches programmers the methodology behind hacker programming techniques so that they can think like an attacker when developing a defense. Analyses and cutting-edge programming are provided of aspects of each hacking item and its source code—including ping and traceroute
utilities, viruses, worms, Trojans, backdoors, exploits (locals and remotes), scanners (CGI and port), smurf and fraggle attacks, and brute-force attacks. In addition to information on how to exploit buffer overflow errors in the stack, heap and BSS, and how to exploit format-string errors and other less common errors, this guide includes the source code of all the described utilities on the accompanying CD-ROM.
Main tools
More tools
Introduction to network programming
Traceroute
DoS attack & IP spoofing utilities
Port scanners
CGI scanner
Sniffers
Password crackers
Trojans & backdoors
General information
Local exploits
Remote exploits
The ELF file format
Viruses
Worms
Introduction to Kernel module programming
Log cleaners
Keyloggers
Rootkits
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