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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0860-0 checking the traffic against sets of rules. There are community rules, registered rules, and commercial rules for Snort available from .; it is also possible to write custom rules. To avoid false positives, Snort needs to be tuned for its environment. Snort can raise alerts when specific traffic is

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Active Directory,r into domains and larger forests. These are managed by domain controllers. Common platforms for domain controllers include Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, and Windows Server 2016.

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Remote Windows Management,specify the target as a remote system. Some of these commands run over Server Message Block (SMB), other commands use Remote Procedure Calls (RPC), while another option is Windows Remote Management (WinRM). These require different services running on the target and different firewall settings for proper communication.

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Malware and Persistence,nerated through msfconsole. The Metasploit package also includes msfvenom, a tool that can be used to create more sophisticated malware. A limitation of msfvenom is that the malware it generates is often caught by modern antivirus products. Veil-Evasion can be used to craft malware that is not usually detected by antivirus.

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Defending the Windows Domain,twork, the collection of potential attack vectors is large, and the attacker only needs to be successful once to get that initial foothold. Even something as simple as a phishing attack can be used to obtain that initial shell.

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MySQL and MariaDB, developed MySQL was acquired by Oracle, and many of the original developers of MySQL became concerned for the future licensing of MySQL. In 2009, they created a fork of MySQL, named MariaDB, which serves as a replacement for the same version of MySQL.

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PHILIP HALLINGER,EDWIN M. BRIDGESCyber operations is about the configuration, defense, and attack of real systems. This text focuses on systems that were deployed between 2011 and 2017.