Hi all,
The Honeynet Project, Honeynet Research Alliance, and Azusa Pacific
University Honeynet Project have released the Scan of the Month for April
2003. This Scan of the Month is suitable for analysts of beginning and
intermediate skill.
The Scan involves a series of attacks on a vulnerable Windows 2000 host
that resulted in the host being incorporated into a large botnet consisting
of at least 15,164 distinct hosts. The data to be analyzed consists of
obfuscated Snort logs collected over several days of honeynet operation.
The details of the latest Scan of the Month are available at:
<http://www.honeynet.org/scans/scan27/>
The deadline for submissions is 24:00 GMT, Friday, April 25, 2003. Results
will be released Friday, May 2, 2003. You may submit responses to only the
Beginning Questions or both the Beginning and Intermediate Questions.
Submissions will be separately judged by members of the Azusa Pacific
University Honeynet Project, based on the set(s) of questions answered.
Cheers,
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Bill McCarty, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Web & Information Technology
School of Business and Management
Azusa Pacific University
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ALERT: Exploiting Web Applications- A Step-by-Step Attack Analysis
Learn why 70% of today's successful hacks involve Web Application
attacks such as: SQL Injection, XSS, Cookie Manipulation and Parameter
Manipulation.
http://www.spidynamics.com/mktg/webappsecurity71
Received on Apr 01 2003
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