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Network Vulnerability Assessment

By : Sagar Rahalkar
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Network Vulnerability Assessment

By: Sagar Rahalkar

Overview of this book

The tech world has been taken over by digitization to a very large extent, and so it’s become extremely important for an organization to actively design security mechanisms for their network infrastructures. Analyzing vulnerabilities can be one of the best ways to secure your network infrastructure. Network Vulnerability Assessment starts with network security assessment concepts, workflows, and architectures. Then, you will use open source tools to perform both active and passive network scanning. As you make your way through the chapters, you will use these scanning results to analyze and design a threat model for network security. In the concluding chapters, you will dig deeper into concepts such as IP network analysis, Microsoft Services, and mail services. You will also get to grips with various security best practices, which will help you build your network security mechanism. By the end of this book, you will be in a position to build a security framework fit for an organization.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)

Business logic flaws

Business logic is at the core of the application and decides how an application is expected to behave. Business logic is mainly derived from the objective/aim of the application and is contained mainly in the server side code of the application. If the business logic has some flaws or shortcomings, they can be seriously misused by the attackers. Automated security scanners are not really capable of finding business logic-related issues since they cannot understand the context of the application as humans do. So foolproof business logic along with stringent validation is absolutely required to build a secure web application.

Testing for business logic flaws

As mentioned earlier, business logic-related...