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Incident Response & Advisory Pages Authentication, PKI Firewalls Broadband Local Access & Security Denial of Service (DOS) Attacks Privacy Portals & Publication Intrusion Detection Secure E-mail Desktop Security Operating System Security Anti-Hacking General VPN's Ecommerce Security & DNS 3rd Party Host Scanners Programming
Incident Response & Advisory Centers
Cert(sm) Coordination Center CERT studies Internet security vulnerabilities, provides incident response services, publishes security alerts, researches security and survivability, and develops information to help you improve security at your site. Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Integrity CERIAS provides innovation and leadership in technology for the protection of information and information resources, and in the development and enhancement of expertise in information assurance and security. Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures Web Page A dictionary for vulnerabilities and other information security exposures - CVE aims to standardize the names for all publicly known vulnerabilities and security exposures. Hosted by Mitre. Computer Incident Advisory Capability CIAC provides computer security services to employees and contractors of the DOE, and serves as a primary resource for anyone with an interest in security issues. COAST Homepage COAST (Computer Operations, Audit, and Security Technology) is a multiple project, multiple investigator laboratory in computer security research in the Computer Science Department at Purdue University. COAST publishes a newsletter and hosts a calendar of security events. Defense Information Systems Agency Center for Automated System Security Incident Support Team (ASSIST, for DoD sites) The INFOSEC Incident Response Support to the Defense Information Infrastructure (DII) Community in Support of Information Assurance. Federal Bureau of Investigation National Infrastructure Protection Center NIPC's mission is to serve as the U.S. government's focal point for threat assessment, warning, investigation, and response for threats or attacks against our critical infrastructures. These include telecommunications, energy, banking and finance, water systems, government operations, and emergency services. Federal Computer Incident Response Capability (FedCIRC) FedCIRC offers the Federal civilian community assistance and guidance in handling computer security related incidents. Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) FIRST fosters cooperation and coordination in incident prevention among a variety of computer security incident response teams from government, commercial, and academic organizations to prompt rapid reaction to incidents, and to promote information sharing among members and the community at large. Hacker Emergency Response Team HERT is a pool of hackers and security consultants from many different countries who assist individuals and organizations in locating and acquiring coders, sponsors, and funding for computer security projects. The Information Warfare Site The Information Warfare Site is an online resource that aims to stimulate debate about a range of subjects from information security to information operations and e-commerce. It is the aim of the site to develop a special emphasis on Europe. The National Security Association (NSA) The National Security Association (NSA) provides a series of Security Recommendation Guides The WildList Organization WildList is a premier source of information on viruses found spreading In the Wild. Virtual Private Network Consortium VPNC Virtual Private Network Consortium VPNC is the international trade association for manufacturers in the VPN market. ---back to top---
Portals, Info Sites & Publications
2600 offers security related news and subscriptions to this well-known magazine. The Beginner's Cryptography Page offers an introduction to cryptographic techniques and provides a wealth of links to other online cryptography resources. Crypto-gram, a monthly email newsletter on cryptography from Bruce Schneier, discusses current issues in cryptography. Fyodor's Good Reading List is an intersting and eclectic collection of security related resources. The Hacker News Network provides daily updated information security news and commentary. InfoSysSec is a comprehensive computer and network security resource on the Internet for Information System Security Professionals--and they maintain the news crawler at the right... The Internet Protocol Journal, published by Cisco Systems. serves as an informational and educational resource for engineering professionals involved in the design, development, and operation of public and private internets and intranets. InteractiveInfoSec is a very good place for novices to security. The "see a hacker", "Be a Hacker" and "Stop a Hacker" are very good instructionals for those who want to Know the Enemy (thank you, Lance Spitzner). The Journal of Internet Security provides a DeLiberation Extranet to inform professionals and support discussions of electronic banking and commerce issues. NewOrder, a resource for people to help avoid being hacked, security and exploiting related files and links. Rik Farrow's Network Defense columns, from Network Magazines, are archived here. Packet Storm claims to be the largest and most up to date library of information security information in the world. Packet Storm is a security resource that provides the mechanism for both the underground and the corporate communities to converge and direct their efforts towards sharing security information. TechTarget's SearchSecurity.com offers a comprehensive Security specific search engine. Phrack is an unusual, unique, and remarkable collection of security research, articles, and, well lots of kewl stuff. SecuriTeam.com is a security news web site containing all the newest security information from various mailing lists, hacker channels and our own tools and knowledge. Windows & .NET Magazine's Security Administrator section of discusses NT/W2K/XP security issues, tips, and new products. It's a good source for learning the latest NT security breaches and corresponding hot fixes. SecurityPortal.com summarizes breaking security news and provides a launch point for Security Alerts, Products, Tools and other security resources. SecurityPortal also operates many informative mailgroups, including PEN-TEST and BUGTRAQ. SecurityFocus.com is designed to facilitate discussion on security related topics, create security awareness, and to provide the Internet's largest and most comprehensive database of security knowledge and resources to the public. offersThis portal has an oustanding collection of free tools. SecurityNews.org professes to provide Security News for Security Professionals. In addition to news stories, you'll find links to other security related material. TALISKER'S NETWORK SECURITY TOOLS PAGE offers a plethora of security tools and software, a *MUST SEE!* TechnoTronic is a hard-core security information site. Find postings of recent exploits and newly released security patches and hot fixes from all major OS and security vendors. You'll also find programs to test vulnerabilities, scan, and audit systems and networks. The ftp archives there are extensive. The TruSecure white paper library offers a variety of technical, strategic, and non-technical papers on information security. VPNlabs is an open community for researching, reviewing, and discussing Virtual Private Networks.
Security (Overview, General, Opinion)
A Computer and Network Security Primer by Fred Avolio A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Internet Security by Fred Avolio A Network Perimeter with Secure External Access by Fred Avolio and Marcus Ranum Are You Prepared In The Event Of A Disaster? byMark T. Edmead Best Practices in Network Security by Fred Avolio Defining and Controlling Remote Access Risks by Ron Hale Enough Already, Time to get Serious About Hacking by Marcus Ranum Guarding the Crown Jewels - An Overview of Computer & Internet Security by Curt Wilson Hammering Out a Secure Framework by Mike Fratto Have a Cocktail: Computer Security Today by Marcus Ranum Holy Intruders!: IP-Based Security Auditing Tools by Greg Shipley Managing Electronic Records and Evidence by Jeffrey H. Matsuura Managing security and complexity on a tight release schedule and other high-level ramblings by Marcus J. Ranum Network Security Auditing by Joel Scambray Social Engineering: The Threat and The Solution byChris Tobkin Vulnerability Assessment Survey at SecurityFocus.com _______________________________________ Information Risk Assessment: Practices of Leading Organizations United States General Accounting Office Network 10: The next Y2K problem? by Marcus Ranum Network Security Auditing: The Key to network security by Joel Scambray and Stuart McClure Network Address Translation: Hiding in Plain Sight by Mike Fratto Protecting Network Infrastructure at the Protocol Level by Curt Wilson Security Basics Forum at SecurityFocus.com Security on Internet Time by Marcus Ranum Selling Security Hype by Marcus Ranum Threats, Vulnerabilities and Real-World Responses: The Foundations of the TruSecure Process by M. E. Kabay What I Worry About by Marcus J. Ranum ---back to top---
Authentication, PKI, Cryptography
Acquiring PKI by Tom Austin Certificate Authorities: How Valuable Are They? Conventional Public Key Infrastructure: An Artefact Ill-Fitted to the Needs of the Information Society by Roger Clarke CRYPTO LINKS - Bibliographies at Counterpane Systems Cryptography, an online UIC graduate course by D.J. Bernstein Cryptography and Information Security Group Research Project: A Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure (SDSI) by Ronald L. Rivest and Butler Lampson Cryptography & The Internet by Steve Bellovin Deploying Crypto, What Are You Waiting For? by Fredrick M. Avolio New Zealand Crypto Archive Establishing Identity Without Certification Authorities by C.Ellison Index of Cryptography Papers Available Online at Counterpane Systems Peter Gutmann's godzilla crypto tutorial PKI tames network security by Stuart McClure Privacy Implications of Digital Signatures by Roger Clarke Public-Key Infrastructure (X.509) (pkix) IETF Risks of PKI: Electronic Commerce by C. Ellison and B. Schneier Ten Risks of PKI: What You're Not Being Told About Public Key Infrastructure by C. Ellison and B. Schneier The Risks of Key Recovery, Key Escrow, and Trusted Third-Party Encryption H. Abelson, R. Anderson, S. Bellovin, et al. We Need a Public Key Infrastructure by Lisa Phifer _______________________________________ Biometrics: Threat or Menace? by Stephen Kent Bridging The Business-to-Business Authentication Gap by Christy Hudgins-Bonafield Buyer's Guide: Biometrically Speaking by Fred Avolio Choosing Strong Passwords by Eric Shultze Identity Confirmed by Fred Avolio Smart Cards and Biometrics: Your Key to PKI by D. Corcoran, D. Sims, and B. Hillhouse The one and only you by Howard Millman Why I Love Biometrics by Dorothy Denning WWW Authentication by Kurt Seifried ---back to top---
Intrusion Detection, Sniffing, & Anti-Hacking
A Taxonomy of Internet Attacks maintained by Marcus Ranum Abnormal IP Packets by Karen Kent Frederick Advanced Host Detection: Techniques To Validate Host-Connectivity by dethy An Evening With Berferd, in which a Hacker is Lured, Endured, and Studied by Bill Cheswick, a classic Automated NT Vulnerability Testing by Dave Piscitello Benchmarking IDS by Marcus Ranum Carnivore and Open Source Software by Steve Bellovin Coverage in ID Systems by Marcus Ranum FAQ: Hacking Lexicon by Robert Graham FAQ: Network Intrusion Detection Systems by Robert Graham Honeypots: Sweet Idea, Sticky Business by Dave Piscitello How Web Spoofing Works by Brad Johnson ICMP Use in Scanning by Orf Arkin Identifying ICMP Hackery Tools Used In The Wild Today by Orf Arkin Identifying Firewalls by David Hyams Intrusion Detection: Challenges and Myths by Marcus J. Ranum Implementing A Generalized Tool For Network Monitoring by Marcus J. Ranum Internet Forensics: Common Tools by Bill Hancock Intrusion Detection Joins Net Security Arsenal by Fred Avolio and David Piscitello Intrusion Detection Provides A Pound Of Prevention by Mark Abene Gerald L. Kovacich, and Steven Lutz Intrusion Detection Systems: Suspicious Finds by David Newman Intrusion Crack Down by Ron Hale ISS X-Force White Papers Know Your Enemy:The Tools and Methodologies of the Script Kiddie by Lance Spitzner Know Your Enemy: Tracking their moves by Lance Spitzner Know Your Enemy: They Gain Root by Lance Spitzner Know Your Enemy: A Forensic Analysis by the Honeynet Project Know Your Enemy: Motives by the Honeynet Project Know Your Enemy: Worms at War by the Honeynet Project Know Your Enemy: Passive Fingerprinting by the Honeynet Project Know Your Enemy: Honeynets by the Honeynet Project Know Youre Enemy: Statistics by the Honeynet Project Network Cat and Mouse Nomad Mobile Research Center Network Forensics: Network Traffic Monitoring by Marcus J. Ranum Network Insecurity with Switches by Aaron D. Turner Network Intrusion Detection Signatures (Part 1) by Karen Kent Frederick Network Intrusion Detection Signatures (Part 2) by Karen Kent Frederick NFR eases intrusion detection by David Piscitello Passive Fingerprinting by Lance Spitzner Primer on Predictive Analysis by J.L. Stutzman .RAIN.FOREST.PUPPY. Remote OS detection via TCP/IP Stack FingerPrinting by Fyodor Send ICMP Nasty Garbage (SING) a Source Forge project Snort - Lightweight Intrusion Detection for Networks by Martin Roesch Secure Strategies-Penetration Testing Exposed by George Kurtz and Chris Prosise Sniffing (network wiretap, sniffer) FAQ by Robert Graham Studying Normal Traffic (Part 1) by Karen Kent Frederick Studying Normal Traffic: FTP Traffic (Part 2) by Karen Kent Frederick Studying Normal Traffic: TCP Headers (Part 3) by Karen Kent Frederick Tapping, Tapping On My Network Door by M. and S. Bellovin There Be Dragons by Steve Bellovin a classic To Build A Honeypot by Lance Spitzner Tracking intruders by Rik Farrow Triangulation in Attack Analysis (Part I, Part II) by J.L. Stutzman Wiretapping the Net by Steve Bellovin X - Remote ICMP Based OS Fingerprinting Techniques by Orf Arkin Your First Penetration Test by Dave Piscitello Zen and the Art of Breaking Security (Part I) by Razvan Peteanu Zen and the Art of Breaking Security (Part II) by Razvan Peteanu _______________________________________ A TCP/UDP Ports database in an /etc/services format by Kurt Seifried ICMP Ports List by Kurt Seifried Interaction InfoSec Chris Tobkin's pen-test, hacking & ID page Ports Used by Trojans Simovitz Consulting The Internet Ports Database Tripwire Literature Room ---back to top---
Virtual Private Networking, Secure Remote Access
Virtual Private Networks (Primer) by Lee Chae Dial VPNs: Revenue Opportunity or Headache? by Lisa Phifer Firewalls and Virtual Private Networks by Fred Avolio How to stay in front of VPN management by Tim Greene Multi-Vendor VPNs: The Quest for Interoperability by Lisa Phifer Protocols for Remote Access VPN Services by Lisa Phifer The Core Competence VPN FAQ Page The Two Sides Of NAT by Pete Loshin The Trouble with NAT by Lisa Phifer Twelve Steps to Secure Remote Access Using IPsec by Lisa Phifer & Dave Piscitello Unlocking Virtual Private Networks by Mike Fratto VPN Client Administration by Lisa Phifer VPN Insider an archive of VPN articles, product reviews VPN Services: The Real Deal on Costs by Daniel M. Gasparro What is a VPN? by Dennis Ferguson VPNs: Virtually Anything? by Lisa Phifer VPNs: Low-Cost Solution For Remote Dial-Up Access by Lisa Phifer and David Piscitello _______________________________________ SSH: From Secure Administration to Virtual Private Networking by Lisa Phifer Sealing The Pipes by Pete Loshin _______________________________________ A cryptographic evaluation of IPsec by Counterpane Explaining the Gap between Specification and Actual Performance for IPsec VPN Systems Ray Savarda and Matt Karash IP Security and NAT: Oil and Water? by Lisa Phifer Making IPsec Work for You by Mike Fratto Pushing IPsec Through NAT by Lisa Phifer Realm-Specific IP for VPNs and Beyond by Lisa Phifer Secure Remote Access with IPsec Lisa Phifer and David Piscitello Slipping NAT past IPsec by Lisa Phifer Stretching 'VPN' to Fit Web-Based Intranets? by Lisa Phifer Why can't IPsec and NAT Just Get Along? by Mike Fratto _______________________________________ Analysis of the SSL 3.0 Protocol by D. Wagner and Bruce Schneier Getting started with SSH by Kimmo Suominen Secure Sockets Layer, at Netscape Secure Sockets Layer by Brian Lashley and Andrzej Tarski SSL and S-HTTP (Primer) by Anita Karve Ssh (Secure Shell) FAQ - Frequently asked questions _______________________________________ Windows 2000: An Early Security Perspective James Michael Stewart and Ed Tittel Windows 2000's VPN-Related Security Issues by Lisa Phifer Windows 2000 Vulnerabilities by Phil Cox ---back to top---
Firewalls
Access control: Beyond Firewalls by Stephen Reed Application Gateways and Stateful Inspection by Fred Avolio Beyond Firewalls by Stephen Reed Building your firewall by Carole Fennelly (3 parts) CSI Firewall Product Search Center maintained by Rik Farrow Distributed, Host-Resident Firewalls by Avi Fogel Firewall Configuration Problems by Rik Farrow Firewalling Your Personal Perimeter by David Willis Firewalls: Common Configuration Problems by Kurt Seifried Firewalls: Don't Get Burned by David Newman, Helen Holzbaur, and Kathleen Bishop Firewalls Performance Measurement Project index maintained by Marcus Ranum Firewalls Overview by Kurt Seifried Firewalls: Evolve or Die by Kurt Seifried Fortifying your Firewall by Peter Morrissey How NOT to build a firewall by Richard Power (Marcus Ranum interview) How to Perform Effective Firewall Testing by E. Eugene Schultz How to Pick a Firewall with the Right Stuff by Rik Farrow excellent, eventual classic How to Pick an Internet Firewall by Marcus Ranum Internet Firewalls:Frequently Asked Questions maintained by Marcus Ranum and Matt Curtin Interdepartmental Firewalls: Where to Put Them (and Why) by David Piscitello NIST Guidelines on Firewalls and Firewall Policy NT Firewalls: Tough Enough by David Newman, Helen Holzbaur, and Michael Carter On the Topic of Firewall Testing by Marcus Ranum Personal Firewalls by Mandy Andress The Internet Firewalls FAQ by Marcus Ranum The Distributed Firewalls Web Site maintained by Network-1 The Design of a Secure Internet Gateway by W. Cheswick The Ultimate Firewall by Marcus Ranum Thinking About Firewalls V2.0: Beyond Perimeter Security by Marcus Ranum, *a classic* How Computer Security Works: Firewalls by W. Cheswick and S. Bellovin Implementing a Distributed Firewall by Steve Bellovin, S. Ioannidis, A. Keromytis, and J. Smith The IETF Firewall Working Group The ULTIMATELY Secure Firewall by Marcus Ranum The Failure of Firewalls - A Critical Look at an Information Security Panacea by Rob Thomas Unverified Fields - A Problem with Firewalls & Firewall Technology by Ofir Arkin ---back to top---
Application Stream Hacking & Security
A Semantic Attack on URLs by Bruce Schneier Advanced SQL Injection by Chris Anley Creating Arbitrary Shellcode in Unicode Expanded Strings by Chris Anley Exploiting and Protecting Oracle by Pete Finnigan Exploiting and Protecting Oracle (TISC Insight) by Pete Finnigan External Operating System Commands: Backdoor or feature? Hacking with SAP R/3 by Stefan Hoelzner HTML Form Protocol Attack by Jochen Topf URL, URL, Little Do We Know Thee by Razvan Peteanu Hackproofing Oracle Application Server by David Litchfield Hackproofing Lotus Domino Web Server by david Litchfield Improving Apache by Gary Bahadur & Mike Shema Introduction to LDAP Security by Sacha Faust Polymorphic Shellcodes vs. Application IDSs by Fermin Serna Securing Oracle by Ken Ihrer (8.1.6) Securing the Apache Web Server by Rik Farrow ---back to top---
Secure Electronic Mail
Corporate.Net Secure Electronic-Mail: Return To Sender? by David Willis E-mail Security: Signed Sealed & Delivered by Fred Avolio and David Piscitello E-mail Security: Why Don't We Bother? by Fred Avolio eMailman Security pages Encryption Essentials: A PGP Quick-Start Guide MailGuardian Delivers Transparent Security to Users by Fred Avolio and David Piscitello Tom McCune's page for Pretty Good Privacy Revealing Email Headers by Rik Farrow Tracing Electronic Mail by Fred Avolio WSS Puts Its Stamp On E-Mail Security by Gregory Yerxa ---back to top---
Security and the DNS
BIND news and DNS alternatives by Jeremy Reed DNS may be giving away your secrets by Rik Farrow MaraDNS: Working Towards a More Secure DNS by Sam Trenholme Secure BIND Template Version 2.1 by Rob Thomas Securing an Internet Name Server by Cricket Liu The DNS Security Extensions by Cricket Liu ---back to top---
E-Commerce, Privacy
Electronic Commerce and Security by Marcus Ranum PAYMENT PROTOCOLS: CACHE ON DEMAND by Gary Kessler and N. Todd Pritsky Privacy in the Digital Age Pages of The New York Times populace view of privacy concerns Questions to Ask Before Going Online by Marcus Ranum Ready, SET, wait... by Kristi Essick, Torsten Busse, and Rob Guth The Nuts and Bolts of Business-to-Business E-Commerce by Brian Walsh Your E-commerce Site: Build, Buy or Rent? by Brian Walsh ---back to top---
Broadband Local Access & Security
CLECs Should Be Proactive In Security by David M. Piscitello EtherLECs and Security by David M. Piscitello Extending the Perimeter: Protecting the Telecommuter and the Road Warrior (Part 1) by Fred Avolio Extending the Perimeter: Protecting the Telecommuter and the Road Warrior (Part 2) by Fred Avolio Firewalls & DSL by David M. Piscitello Host and Network Security in the Internet Age: DSL, @Home, ISDN, etc. by David Dittrich Residential Broadband Access and the Teleworker: Security Considerations for the IT Manager by David Piscitello Security and xDSL, 4 part series by David Piscitello Securing Residential Broadband Connections:The Personal Firewall Approach by Lisa Phifer Why Metro Area EtherLECs Should (Still) Worry about DDOS Attacks David M. Piscitello ---back to top---
Client, Desktop and Stored File Security, Security Cards
2 in 1 PC keeps secure separation by Dave Piscitello Hostile mobile applets cause a stir by Matthew Nelson KerbNet Takes A Bite Out Of Hackers by Dan Backman PC Disk Encryption: A Lesson Learned and Recommendations by Fredrick M. Avolio SecureDesktop Protects Your PC Like A Vault by Christopher Smith Stopping Intruders at the Wall: Norton Anti-Virus for Firewalls by Lisa Phifer Stored File Encryption: Boiled Eggs And Scrambled Data by Phil Carden ---back to top---
Security & Programming
Best Practices for Secure Development by Razvan Peteanu Buffer Overruns and burglar alarms by Marcus Ranum RATS (Rough Auditing Tool for Security), a security auditing utility for C, C++, Python, Perl and PHP code. RATS scans source code, finding potentially dangerous function calls. hhp, website containing information, source code, and tutorials on exploits and programming The Importance of Bug Testing by dethy The Secure Programming Standards Methodology Manual by Victor A. Rodriguez The Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual by Pete Herzog ---back to top---
Operating System Security
Another Paper on Linux Security by Bronc Buster Basic Steps in Forensic Analysis of Unix Systems by Dave Dittrich Linux firewalling with ipchains by Vincent Danen Making UNIX Servers More Secure by Rik Farrow Secure interprocess communication by D. J. Bernstein Security Enhanced Linux from the NSA Tuning Solaris for FireWall-1 by Rob Thomas Unix Computer Security Checklist UNIX IP Stack Tuning Guide by Rob Thomas UNIX Security by guidob _______________________________________ A Complete List of Windows Event Identifiers A Starting guide to armoring NT by Lance Spitzner Hardening EFS by Roberta Bragg NTBug Traq NTSecurity.Net NTToolbox.com Microsoft Security Bulletins at Microsoft TechNet searchNT.com The Microsoft Security Advisor Windows NT Passwords by Bill Wall Windows NT/2000 Tips, Tricks, Registry Hacks and more at Microsoft TechNet Windows 2000 Magazine Online at Microsoft TechNet Windows 2000 Vulnerabilities by Phil Cox ---back to top---
Third Party Host Scanners
FutureSoft Free External Security Scan Hacker Whacker Free Security Scan SecuritySpace Desktop Security Audit SeigeSoft's Privacy Analysis of your Internet Connection Shavlik Technologies QuickInspector for the Web WebTrends Online Security Analyzer Steve Gibson's Shields Up! Steve Gibson's LeakTest SyGate Online Security Scan Symantec Security Check ---back to top---
Denial of Service (DOS) Attacks
A stacheldraht agent scanner (C source code) by Dave Dittrich, Marcus Ranum, and others A trinoo/TFN/stacheldraht agent scanner (C source code, BETA) by Dave Dittrich, Marcus Ranum, George Weaver, David Brumley, and others AntiCode AntiOnline Distributed Denial of Service Attacks by Rik Farrow Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks/tools by David Dittrich Egress Filtering BY Mark T. Edmead Egress Routing Future denial of service attacks by Kurt Seifried Hacker News Network How to Spot Source Address Spoofing by Rik Farrow Information on network ingress filtering, RFC 2267 Quality of Service for Denial of Service Attack Prevention by Steve Kohalmi, Randy Charland Network Defense Richard Power & Rik Farrow's archive of Network Magazine columns Some TCP/IP Vulnerabilities: Weaknesses, attack tools, defenses by David Dittrich SYN cookies by D. J. Bernstein The "stacheldraht" distributed denial of service attack tool by David Dittrich The "Tribe Flood Network" distributed denial of service attack tool by David Dittrich The DoS Project's "trinoo" distributed denial of service attack tool by David Dittrich ---back to top---