Firewalls work by monitoring inbound and outbound traffic on your network. When a data packet requests access to your network, firewalls inspect the packet ahead of time to determine whether the request is valid or potentially dangerous. Next generation firewalls go a step farther with Deep Packet Inspection, cracking open the entire data packet to inspect its contents before reaching a security determination.
Attackers are wilier than ever before. Every little morsel of information can beutilized by attackers to leverage their way into your network. Even knowing thatyou have a firewall is one more baby step towards cracking your defenses. Infact, bad guys take their recon so seriously that there's a term for these kindsof practices: Fingerprinting. Unless you take preventative steps, savvy hackersprobing your network can find out key bits of information about your network andsecurity posture:
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Matthew Geiger talked about several aspects of the computer forensics field, including restrictions that the law imposes on forensics professionals that make their work even harder. However, it was his demo which I liked the best (I love demos). He showed how to make a homegrown password cracker for the TrueCrypt boot loader password prompt. In short, he virtualized the disk using Live View, and patched the TrueCrypt binary in charge of asking for the boot password using IDA Pro. Finally redirected a wordlist with all passwords to try to the patched binary. The patch is only a change in one byte of the binary which allows us to try as many passwords as we need, rather than a maximum of three. The patch allows us to never increase the counter in charge of tracking how many password have been attempted by inserting a NOP (0x90).
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