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9 Cards in this Set
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Secure SHell (SSH) |
Encrypted, command-line protocol connecting to a remote device. Uses port 22, Telnet uses port 23. |
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MAC Address Flooding |
Attack exploiting Switch behavior by sending frames with bogus MAC addresses. Switches will send traffic through all ports if a MAC address cannot be found. Causes frames to be forwarded to all ports due to full CAM table. |
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DHCP attacks |
DHCP Spoofing DHCP Starvation |
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Telnet |
Insecure protocol, vulnerable to Brute Force and Telnet DOS atks. |
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Security Practices |
- Develop written security policy - Shutdown unused services and ports - Perform backups - Firewalls - Encryption |
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Network Security Tools |
Allows admins to monitor the network/access times/error logs. Also mock attacks and penetration testing. |
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Port Security: Operation |
Limits number of MAC address allowed on a port. Can be Static, Dynamic or Sticky. |
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Port Security: Violation
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Security violation occurs if: - An address tries to connect to an interface with a full CAM list. - An address tries to connect but is seen on another secure interface list |
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NTP Network Time Protocol |
Synchronizes clocks of comuputer system data networks. Can get time from Atomic clock, local master or internet master. Can configure an NTP server or NTP client. |
