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Experiments
- Network Security Fundamentals – An Introduction
- Networking basics – Setting up and invoking network elements
- Ethics and Legality – Policies & practices that
need to be followed in security practices including exploits, reporting methods,
necessity of ethical hacking, social engineering practices, etc.
- Network / System threats
- Denial of Service (DoS)
- Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
- Sniffing – Packet / Mail sniffing
- Spoofing – IP, MAC
- Web Vulnerabilities
- Web based password capturing, SQL injection (injection discovery,
form validations), buffer overflow demo
- Honeypots – Active, anti-intrusion technique
- Malware
- Trojans & Backdoors
- Virus & AV methods
- Network Identification
- Enumeration – TCP ping, Ping sweep, ICMP ping, NULL Scan, Fast Scan,
UDP port scan, Syn Stealth, Fin Stealth
- OS detection
- Cryptography
- Symmetric encryption scheme, Stream Cipher – RC4
- Symmetric encryption scheme, Block Cipher – S-DES, 3-DES
- Asymmetric encryption scheme, Block Cipher – RSA
Hashing scheme – MD5
- Block Cipher modes – ECB, CBC, CFB, OFB
- Web services using crypto techniques
- PKI
- Authentication schemes – Different authentication schemes including password
based authentication, IP Based Authentication and Challenge Handshake Authentication
Protocol (CHAP)
- Steganography
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Features
- Single Trainer solution for practicing several different Network Security & Cryptography topics
- Comprehensive set of exercises for different security threats and attacks
- System threats - Identification & hacking, backdoors, virus, worms & trojans
- Web Vulnerabilities
- Cryptography
- Intrusion threats - Sniffing, Spoofing, SQL injection
- Central Control Unit (CCU) to control and emulate real life network under study
- Remote login, packet handling, routing, etc.
- Variable network size - up to 7 nodes in each network (Trusted and Black) can be controlled
- Comprehensive learning material written by experts and presented by pedagogy experts
- Instruction Manuals
- Technical manual emphasizing practical aspects of network and information security. Can be used as reference and for self study
- Experiment manual - Step-by-step instructions covering all levels of experiments
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Product Specifications
Central Control Unit (CCU)
- Network ports: 100Base-T ports - 2nos
- One each to connect to switches of Trusted and Black networks
- RJ45 interface, auto negotiating
- Remote login to configure the CCU
- Up to 15 user logins
- Power input: 220V AC, 50Hz
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System Requirements
- Minimum Setup:
- No of PC's required – 3 nos
- Windows – 2 machines
- Linux with FTP server – 1 machine
- Full Setup:
- No of PC's required – 14 nos
- Windows – 7 machines
- Linux with FTP server – 1 machine
- Windows / Linux – 6 nos
- System Configuration:
- Windows:
- Windows 2000 with SP4 or Windows XP with SP2
- Linux:
- Redhat Linux ver 7.3 or ver 9.0
- Required Dependencies:
- Java Runtime Environment ver 1.5 (or above), WinPCap (for Windows)
- Ethereal Packet Sniffer (for Windows)
- Internet Explorer 6.0 or above / Netscape Navigator 7 or above / Firefox 1.0
or above
- Macromedia Flash Player 6.0 or above
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Ordering Information
- i-SECURIT - Cryptography & Network Security Assurance Laboratory, comprising:
- (CCU): 1 no
- Manual: 1 set (Technical manual and Experiment manual)
- Network cable: 2 nos
Note: Network cabling to be done by the customer for the
number of users intended
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