Python For Hackers

1.Introduction

1. IPart 1

2.Setting Up Your System

1. 2.1Starting the virtual machine
2. 2.2Selenium and Pydriver

3.Brute Force Dictionary Attack

1. 3.1Preventing brute force attacks

4.Session Prediction Attack

1. 4.1Preventing Session prediction

5.Directory Transversal attack

1. 5.1Preventing directory transversal

6.Cross Site Scripting

1. 6.1Stealing the user cookie
2. 6.2Preventing XSS attacks

7.SQL Code Injection

8.Principles of Secure Coding

1. 8.1Never trust user input
2. 8.2Don’t roll your own solution
3. 8.3Don’t do security by obscurity
4. 8.4Follow good software engineering practices
5. 8.5Keep the design simple
6. 8.6Each component must have its own security
7. 8.7Default deny
8. 8.8Update all your software regularly
9. 8.9Finally, if you can afford it, have an external security audit

9.Storing Passwords safely

1. 9.1Rainbow attacks, or the problem with just encrypting
2. 9.2Salting
3. IIPart 2

10.From C to assembly to machine code

1. 10.1A 5 minute guide to C
2. 10.2The compilation process

11.Stack Overflow

12.A simulation of the Heartbleed bug

13.Heap Overflow

14.Preventing Overflow attacks

1. 14.1Practical ways to stop stack/heap based attacks

15.Conclusion