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Articles & Tutorials for November, 2002

The Norman Book on Computer Viruses
Date - Nov 30, 2002
Author - Norman
Section - Network Security Library / Anti Virus
The Norman Book on computer viruses covers all aspects of modern computer viruses, from what types of viruses exist, to how they are created and distributed, with a final chapter on how to protect your systems against viruses.
One Virus Engine Is Not Enough: The Case for Maximizing Network Protection with Multiple Anti-Virus Scanners
Date - Nov 28, 2002
Author - GFI Software
Section - Network Security Library / Anti Virus
This paper studies a number of anti-virus engine tests which reveal that each virus scanner presents its own strengths and weaknesses. As no single anti-virus engine can fully protect against all possible threats, this paper examines how simultaneous use of more than one virus engine can achieve greater security than is technically possible when relying on one anti-virus engine alone.
Risk Assessment and Threat Identification
Date - Nov 25, 2002
Author - Robert J. Shimonski
Section - Articles / Misc Network Security
Although you’ve gathered a considerable amount of data to this point, you will need to analyze this information to determine the probability of a risk occurring, what is affected, and the costs involved with each risk. Once you’ve identified the risks that can pose a probable threat to your company, and determined how much loss can be expected from an incident, you are then prepared to make decisions on how to protect your company.
Firewall Piercing mini-HOWTO - Stuff
Date - Nov 25, 2002
Author - Rene Rideau
Section - Network Security Library / Firewalls & VPN's :: Firewall Piercing mini-HOWTO
NCSC-TG-004: Teal Green book
Date - Nov 25, 2002
Author - The Editor
Section - Network Security Library / NCSC&DoD Rainbow series
Glossary of Computer Security Terms
What You Need to Know About Intrusion Detection Systems
Date - Nov 18, 2002
Author - Robert J. Shimonski
Section - Articles / Intrusion Detection
Firewalls and other simple boundary devices lack some degree of intelligence when it comes to observing, recognizing, and identifying attack signatures that may be present in the traffic they monitor and the log files they collect. Without sounding critical of such other systems’ capabilities, this deficiency explains why intrusion detection systems are becoming increasingly important in helping to maintain proper network security.
Back to Information Security Basics
Date - Nov 18, 2002
Author - Robert Geiger
Section - Network Security Library / Policy & Standards
Several advises about organizing of your network security.
Investigating an Attempted Intrusion
Date - Nov 10, 2002
Author - The Editor
Section - Network Security Library / Intrusion Detection
This text file is for a server administrator to be able to determain whether or not there is an attempted break-in or intruder, and what the approproate steps are.
IP Security for Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
Date - Nov 10, 2002
Author - Microsoft
Section - Network Security Library / Windows Security
Analysis of Buffer Overflow Attacks
Date - Nov 08, 2002
Author - Maciej Ogorkiewicz & Piotr Frej
Section - Articles / Windows OS Security
What causes the buffer overflow condition? Broadly speaking, buffer overflow occurs anytime the program writes more information into the buffer than the space it has allocated in the memory. This allows an attacker to overwrite data that controls the program execution path and hijack the control of the program to execute the attacker’s code instead the process code. For those who are curious to see how this works, we will now attempt to examine in more detail the mechanism of this attack and also to outline certain preventive measures.

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