BackTrack 5 Cookbook
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- Learn to perform penetration tests with BackTrack 5
- Nearly 100 recipes designed to teach penetration testing principles and build knowledge of BackTrack 5 Tools
- Provides detailed step-by-step instructions on the usage of many of BackTrack’s popular and not-so- popular tools
Book Details
Language : EnglishPaperback : 296 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : December 2012
ISBN : 184951738X
ISBN 13 : 9781849517386
Author(s) : Willie Pritchett, David De Smet
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Security and Testing, Cookbooks, Networking & Telephony, Open Source
Table of Contents
PrefaceChapter 1: Up and Running with BackTrack
Chapter 2: Customizing BackTrack
Chapter 3: Information Gathering
Chapter 4: Vulnerability Identification
Chapter 5: Exploitation
Chapter 6: Privilege Escalation
Chapter 7: Wireless Network Analysis
Chapter 8: Voice over IP (VoIP)
Chapter 9: Password Cracking
Chapter 10: BackTrack Forensics
Index
- Chapter 1: Up and Running with BackTrack
- Introduction
- Installing BackTrack to a hard disk drive
- Installing BackTrack to a USB drive with persistent memory
- Installing BackTrack on VirtualBox
- Installing BackTrack using VMware Tools
- Fixing the splash screen
- Changing the root password
- Starting network services
- Setting up the wireless network
- Chapter 2: Customizing BackTrack
- Introduction
- Preparing kernel headers
- Installing Broadcom drivers
- Installing and configuring ATI video card drivers
- Installing and configuring NVIDIA video card drivers
- Applying updates and configuring extra security tools
- Setting up ProxyChains
- Directory encryption
- Chapter 3: Information Gathering
- Introduction
- Service enumeration
- Determining the network range
- Identifying active machines
- Finding open ports
- Operating system fingerprinting
- Service fingerprinting
- Threat assessment with Maltego
- Mapping the network
- Chapter 4: Vulnerability Identification
- Introduction
- Installing, configuring, and starting Nessus
- Nessus – finding local vulnerabilities
- Nessus – finding network vulnerabilities
- Nessus – finding Linux-specific vulnerabilities
- Nessus – finding Windows-specific vulnerabilities
- Installing, configuring, and starting OpenVAS
- OpenVAS – finding local vulnerabilities
- OpenVAS – finding network vulnerabilities
- OpenVAS – finding Linux-specific vulnerabilities
- OpenVAS – finding Windows-specific vulnerabilities
- Chapter 5: Exploitation
- Introduction
- Implementing exploits from BackTrack
- Installing and configuring Metasploitable
- Mastering Armitage – the graphical management tool for Metasploit
- Mastering the Metasploit Console (MSFCONSOLE)
- Mastering the Metasploit CLI (MSFCLI)
- Mastering Meterpreter
- Metasploitable MySQL
- Metasploitable PostgreSQL
- Metasploitable Tomcat
- Metasploitable PDF
- Implementing the browser_autopwn module
- Chapter 6: Privilege Escalation
- Introduction
- Using impersonation tokens
- Local privilege escalation attack
- Mastering the Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET)
- Collecting victims' data
- Cleaning up the tracks
- Creating a persistent backdoor
- Man-in-the-middle attack (MITM)
- Chapter 7: Wireless Network Analysis
- Introduction
- Cracking a WEP wireless network
- Cracking a WPA/WPA2 wireless network
- Automating wireless network cracking
- Accessing clients using a fake AP
- URL traffic manipulation
- Port redirection
- Sniffing network traffic
- Accessing an e-mail by stealing cookies
- Chapter 8: Voice over IP (VoIP)
- Introduction
- Using Svmap
- Finding valid extensions
- Monitoring, capturing, and eavesdropping on VoIP traffic
- Using VoIPong
- Mastering UCSniff
- Mastering Xplico
- Capturing SIP authentication
- Mastering VoIP Hopper
- Causing a denial of service
- Attacking VoIP using Metasploit
- Sniffing DECT phones
- Chapter 9: Password Cracking
- Introduction
- Online password attacks
- Cracking HTTP passwords
- Gaining router access
- Password profiling
- Cracking a Windows password using John the Ripper
- Using dictionary attacks
- Using rainbow tables
- Using NVIDIA Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA)
- Using ATI Stream
- Physical access attacks
- Chapter 10: BackTrack Forensics
- Introduction
- Intrusion detection and log analysis
- Recursive directory encryption/decryption
- Scanning for signs of rootkits
- Recovering data from a problematic source
- Retrieving a Windows password
- Resetting a Windows password
- Looking at the Windows registry entries
Willie Pritchett
David De Smet
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Errata
- 1 submitted: last submission 15 Feb 2013Errata type: Code | Page number: 171
In step 4 under the How to do it... section, the command should be:
macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
and not:
macchanger -mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
Sample chapters
You can view our sample chapters and prefaces of this title on PacktLib or download sample chapters in PDF format.
- Install and set up BackTrack 5 on multiple platforms
- Customize BackTrack to fit your individual needs
- Exploit vulnerabilities found with Metasploit
- Locate vulnerabilities Nessus and OpenVAS
- Provide several solutions to escalate privileges on a compromised machine
- Learn how to use BackTrack in all phases of a penetration test
- Crack WEP/WPA/WPA2 Encryption
- Learn how to monitor and eavesdrop on VOIP networks
BackTrack is a Linux-based penetration testing arsenal that aids security professionals in the ability to perform assessments in a purely native environment dedicated to hacking. BackTrack is a distribution based on the Debian GNU/Linux distribution aimed at digital forensics and penetration testing use. It is named after backtracking, a search algorithm.
"BackTrack 5 Cookbook" provides you with practical recipes featuring many popular tools that cover the basics of a penetration test: information gathering, vulnerability identification, exploitation, priviledge escalation, and covering your tracks.
The book begins by covering the installation of BackTrack 5 and setting up a virtual environment to perform your tests.
We then dip into recipes involving the basic principles of a penetration test such as information gathering, vulnerability identification, and exploitation. You will further learn about privilege escalation, radio network analysis, Voice over IP, Password cracking, and BackTrack forensics.
"BackTrack 5 Cookbook" will serve as an excellent source of information for the security professional and novice alike.
This is a cookbook with the necessary explained commands and code to learn BackTrack thoroughly. It smoothes your learning curve through organized recipes.
This book is for anyone who desires to come up to speed in using BackTrack 5 or for use as a reference for seasoned penetration testers.

