The N.n entry shown for each index item
refers to Section N.n of Lecture N.
Therefore, 32.4 in the very first entry
means Section 32.4 of Lecture 32.
A
A3 (GSM) 32.4
A5/1 cipher (GSM, G2) 32.1, 32.4
A5/2 cipher 32.4
A5/3 cipher 32.4
A5/4 cipher 32.4
A8 (GSM) 32.4
A, IPv4 address in Resource Record 17.4
AAAA, IPv6 address in Resource Record 17.4
AA (DNS message) 17.12
Abdelberi Chaabane 20.5
abelian group 4.3, 4.4, 5.3.1, 14.4
Abrams, Lawrence 30.7
AbraWorm.pl 22.4
AbraWorm.py 22.4
access control list 19.4.2
Access Point 9.8, 9.8.2
access token, OAuth 24.6
ACK bit, TCP header 16.4
Acknowledgment Number, TCP header 16.4
ACK packet 16.4, 16.13
acl, access control list 19.4.2
action attribute of HTML form element 28.2.1
action designators, Procmail recipe 31.8
action (Fail2Ban) 24.3
action line, Procmail recipe 31.8
Active attack (P2P) 26.8
ActiveObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP'), Ajax 28.2.2
Adam Caudill 32.8
adaptive CCA 12.7
adaptive P2P networks 25.1
Additional section (DNS) 17.12
additive identity element 5.5.1
additive inverse 4.3.1, 5.3.2
additive inverse, set of remainders 5.3
Address Resolution Protocol 9.8.2, 23.3
Address Space Layout Randomization 21.8
AddRoundKey, AES 8.4
add round key, AES 8.3
Adi Shamir 8.9, 9.8.2, 12.2
ADMIN (IRC command) 29.3
ADMINISTRATOR account (Windows) 32.3
ad network 32.2
ad network SDK 32.2
Adrian, David 13.8
advertising supported software 17.2
adware 17.2
Adylkuzz malware 22.8
AES 3.3
AES in CBC mode 14.1
AES in CTR mode 14.1
AES, overall structure 8.3
AF (Assured Forwarding) 16.3
affine relationship 8.9
AF_INET socket 16.14, 16.15
AF_UNIX socket 16.14, 16.15
Agobot bot 29.9
Agrawal-Kayal-Saxena algorithm 11.6
AH (IPSec) 20.3
Ahmed Obied 28.5
aircrack-ng 9.8.2
airmon-ng 9.8.2
akkadia.org 24.5
A. K. Lenstra 32.6.1
AKS algorithm for primality testing 11.6
Albertini, Ange 15.7.1
Albert-Laszio Barabasi 26.4
Alejandro Gervasio 28.2.2
Aleksandar Kuzmanovic 16.11
Aleph One 21.7
Alert Protocol, SSL 20.4
Alexander Sotirov 13.9
Alfred Menezes 14.8.1, 14.13
Alfred Renyi 26.4
algebraic attack 2.1
algebraic elliptic curve group law 14.6, 14.7
algebra, relational 27.4
Algorithm::BitVector module 9.5.1
Algorithm::BitVector.pl 2.11
Alpha Centauri, coffee shop 17.1
altering email headers 31.4
alternative subexpressions (regex) 31.7
Amit Klein 28.4
amplification attack (DDoS) 29.7
amplification exploit 29.7
analog phenomena as entropy sources 10.8
anatomy of a virus 22.2
anatomy of Conficker.A 22.6.1
anatomy of Conficker.B 22.6.1
anatomy of Conficker.C 22.6.2
anchor metacharacters (regex) 31.7
ANCOUNT (DNS message) 17.12
Anderson, Ross 8.1
Andrea Lelli 28.5
Andreas Klein 9.8.2
Andrei Pyshkin 9.8.2
Andrew Tanenbaum 18.1
Andrey Bogdanov 8.1
Android app, public and private keys 32.3
android:exported 32.3
Android kernel features 32.3
Android malware, Chamois 32.2
Android malware, Snowfox 32.2
Android OS 32.2, 32.3
android:protectionLevel 32.3
Ange Albertini 15.7.1
Angelos Stavrou 32.8
announcement, BGP 29.7.2
Announce Network Errors, ICMP 16.2
anonymity and privacy 25.11
anonymity check 19.3.3
anonymized routing 20.5
anonymizing proxy 19.1
anonymizing proxy server 19.4
anonymous defamation 20.5
ANSI X9.17/X9.31 PRNG algorithm 10.6
Answer section (DNS) 17.12
ANSWER SECTION, DNS response 17.4
anti-virus tools 22.9
anti-virus tools vis-a-vis Metasploit 23.5
Antony Rowstron 25.6
Anumasson, Jean-Philippe 15.10
AP 9.8, 9.8.2
apache-badbots (fail2ban) 24.3
Apache Commons 24.7
APACHEHOME environment variable 19.4.2
apache2 package 19.4.2
Apache web server 19.4.2, 27.1
API 10.3
APK archive (Android) 32.3
apk file format 32.3
app 12.1
AppArmor 32.3
Application Layer DDoS attack 29.7
application layer firewall 19.1
Application Layer, TCP/IP 16.2
Application Package (Android) 32.3
Application Programming Interface 10.3
app, rooting 2.1
App Store 12.1
ARCOUNT (DNS message) 17.12
arithmetic multiplication in GF(2^n) 7.8
Arjen Lenstra 13.9
arms race 20.5.3
Arnaud Legout 20.5
Arnold Dumey 15.10, 25.2
ARP 9.8.2, 23.3
ARP cache 23.3
ARP caching time 23.3
arp command 23.3
ARP Protocol 23.3
array, an object type in JavaScript 28.2
Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman 24.3
Ashkenas, Jeremy 30.1
AS (Kerberos) 10.3
ASLR 21.8
ASN.1 13.4
ASP 27.1
assertion, SAML 24.6
Assist Troubleshooting, ICMP 16.2
associative arrays 15.1, 15.10
associativity, group 4.2
associativity, ring 4.4.1
associativity, set of remainders 5.3
Assured Forwarding (AF) PHB 16.3
attack, Active (P2P) 26.8
attack, algebraic 2.1
attack, application layer DDoS 29.7
attack, bad apple 20.5
attack, biclique 8.1
attack, birthday 15.6
attack, blind throughput reduction 16.2
attack, browser vulnerability 28.3
attack, brute-force 2.1, 24.1
attack, buffer overflow 21.3.1, 21.4, 23.1
attack, buffer underflow 21.2
attack, CCA1 12.7
attack, CCA2 12.7
attack, chosen ciphertext 8.9, 12.7
attack, chosen plaintext 3.3.2, 8.9
attack, chosen-prefix collision 15.7.1
attack, client-side XSS 28.1, 28.2.1, 28.3
attack, clogging 20.3.4
attack, codebook 2.1
attack, cross-site scripting 28.1, 28.2.1, 28.3
attack, DDoS 29.1, 29.7
attack, DDoS by DNS amplification 29.7
attack, DDoS by NTP amplification 29.7
attack, denial of service 16.12, 16.14
attack, dictionary 24.1
attack, differential 3.3.2, 8.9
attack, distributed denial of service 29.1
attack, DNS cache poisoning 17.10
attack, DoS 16.11, 16.12
attack, electromagnetic analysis 32.5
attack, EM 32.5
attack, exploiting iframe HTML tag 28.3
attack, fault injection 12.5, 32.5, 32.6
attack, FMS 9.8.2
attack, heap spray 28.3
attack, HTTP GET flood 29.7
attack, HTTP POST flood 29.7
attack, interpolation 8.9
attack, IP source address spoofing 16.13
attack, IP spoofing 16.13
attack, join-leave churn 26.8
Attack, Key Reinstallation 9.8
attack, Klein 9.8.1, 9.8.2
attack, known plaintext 8.9
attack, KoreK 9.8.2
attack, KRACK 9.8
attack, layer 7 DDoS 29.7
attack, linear 8.9
attack, man in the middle 13.2, 13.4, 13.5, 13.9
attack, mathematical 12.9
attack, meet in the middle 8.1, 9.2.2
attack, MOV 14.9, 14.10, 14.14
attack, phishing 17.10, 30.1
attack, plaintext-ciphertext 9.8.2
attack, power analysis 32.5
attack, prefix hijacking 29.7.2
attack, PTW 9.8.2
attack, rainbow table 24.4
attack, ransomware 30.7
attack, replay 9.8.2, 10.2, 20.3.2
attack, return-to-libc 21.8
attack, server-side cross-site 27.3
attack, server-side XSS 27.3, 28.1
attack, SHAttered 15.7.1
attack, shrew DDoS 29.7
attack, Shrew DoS 16.11
attack, side-channel 12.5, 32.5
attack, Slowloris 27.7
attack, SlowPOST 27.7
attack, sneak ACK 16.9
attack, social engineering 30.2
attack, Spartacus 25.10
attack, spear phishing 30.1
attack, split-handshake 16.9
attack, SQL injection 27.5, 27.6
attack, statistical 2.6
attack, Sybil 25.10
attack, SYN flooding 16.12, 16.14
attack, targeted 30.3, 32.1
attack, TCP state exhaustion DDoS 29.7
attack, theoretical 8.1
attack, time-memory tradeoff 2.1
attack, timing 12.5, 32.5, 32.7
attack, topology 25.10
attack, traffic analysis 20.5
attack, untargeted 32.1
attack, volumetric DDoS 29.7
attack, Weil descent 14.14
attack, zero-day 28.5
attribute (a database concept) 27.4
Aurora trojan 30.6
authenticated public key 13.3
authentication 12.1
Authentication Data Field, AH header 20.3.2
Authentication Data field, ESP header 20.3.3
authentication, endpoint 12.6
Authentication Header, IPSec 20.3, 20.3.2
authentication, message 20.1
authentication of public key 13.3
authentication, sender 20.1
authentication server 9.8
authentication, server 12.6
Authentication Server (Kerberos) 10.3
Authentication Service, PGP 20.2
authentication tag 15.8
authenticator 9.8
authoritative answers, DNS 17.4
authoritative nameserver 17.3, 17.4
Authority, Bridge (Tor) 20.5.2
Authority, Directory (Tor) 20.5.2
Authority section (DNS) 17.12
AUTHORITY SECTION, DNS response 17.4
Authorization Protocol 24.6
AutoRun 22.6, 32.8
autorun.inf 32.8
autorun.inf file 22.6
avalanche effect 3.4
Avinash Kak, detecting bots (new algo) 29.1
AWAY (IRC command) 29.3
Axel Gambe 29.9
B
baby-step giant-step 13.7
backdoor 2.1, 30.3
back of envelope reasoning 15.5
backoff, TCP 16.11
backports 9.8.2
backports.wiki.kernel.org 9.8.2
backtracking in regex matching 31.7
bad apple attack 20.5
BadUSB exploit 32.8
bailiwick check 17.13
Balakrishnan, Hari 25.4
bandwidth exhaustion attack 29.7
bantime (Fail2Ban) 24.3
Barabasi-Albert random graphs 26.4
Barkan, Elad 32.4
Base64 13.4
Base64 encoding 2.4, 12.11, 13.4, 13.10, 15.1, 20.2
Base64 encoding in password hashing 24.5
Base64 encoding, MIME compatible 24.5
base point, ECC 14.11
base pointer 21.4
BASHLITE 29.8
Bayesian filtering of spam 31.1
BCP 38 16.13, 16.14
bcrypt 24.5
behaviour blocking 22.9
Bekerman, Dima 29.8
Benedict Cumberbatch 2.9.1
Ben Herzberg 29.8
Benjamin VanderSloot 13.8
Benne de Weger 13.9
Benoit Poulo-Cazajou 32.8
BER, ASN.1 byte encoding 12.11
Berkeley Internet Name Daemon 17.8
Berners-Lee, Tim 27.2
Bernstein, Daniel 15.10
Bezout's identity 5.6, 5.6.2
Bezout's identity, proof 5.6.1
BGP 29.7.2
BGP announcement 29.7.2
BGP peering 29.7.2
Bhargavan, Karthikeyan 13.8
bias, linear approximation 8.9
biclique attack 8.1
Biham, Eli 8.1, 8.9, 32.4
bijection 11.7
binary code words 7.6
binary format 15.1
binary GCD algorithm 5.4.4
BIND 17.4, 17.8
bind9 17.8.1
Bionic C library 32.3
BIOS ROM 22.1
biprime 12.9
birthday attack 15.3, 15.6
birthday paradox 15.5.1, 16.13
Bitly 30.1
BIT STRING, an ASN.1 keyword 12.11
BitTornado, a Python client 25.9
BitTorrent 25.1
BitTorrent file block, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent leecher, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent magnet links, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent PEX protocol, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent protocol, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent seeder, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent swarm, P2P 25.9
BitTorrent through Tor 20.5
BitTorrent, tracker 25.1
BitTorrent, trackerless mode 25.1, 25.7
BitTorrent tracker, P2P 25.9
BitVector.py 2.11
Bjarne Stroustrup 27.2
Black, Daniel 24.3
Black Hat conference, 2011 32.8
Black Hat conference, 2014 32.8
Bleichenbache, Daniel 12.7
blind throughput reduction attack 16.2
block, BitTorrent 25.9
blockchain 15.9
blockchain length 15.9
block cipher 2.1, 3.1, 3.2, 9.5
block cipher modes 9.5
BLOCKSIZE 2.11, 2.12
Blowfish 3.2
Blowfish cipher 24.5
bluetooth 9.8.2
Bluetooth 16.2
Blum Blum Shub PRNG 10.7
Bobax/Kraken botnet 29.9
Bob Clueless 30.2
body, part of email 31.3
Bogdanov, Andrey 8.1
Boneh, Dan 32.6.1
boolean, a primitive type in JavaScript 28.2
booter, botnet 29.7
boot loader 22.1, 30.7
boot sector 22.1
boot sector virus 22.1
bootstrap loader 32.3
Border Gateway Protocol 29.7.2
bot 29.1
bot, Agobot 29.9
bot, a silly little bot 29.6
bot, Chamois 32.2
bot for spewing out spam 29.6
bot herder 29.1
bot master 29.1
bot, miniBot 29.6
bot, miniBot.pl 29.6
botnet 29.1
botnet, Bobax/Kraken 29.9
botnet, C&C needs 29.2
botnet, Chamois 32.2
botnet, command and control needs 29.2
botnet, Curwail 29.9
botnet exploits 29.2
botnet, Grum 29.9
botnet, mirai 29.8
botnet, Nucrypt 29.9
botnet, OneWordSub 29.9
botnet, Ozdok 29.9
botnet, Rustock 29.1, 29.9
botnet, Spamthru 29.9
botnet, Srizbi 29.9
botnet, Storm 29.9
botnet, Wopla 29.9
bot, Phatbot 29.9
bot, rBot/RxBot 29.9
bots with P2P based C&C 29.9
bot, Zotob 29.9
Boucher, David 32.8
bounded probabilistic polynomial time 11.5.7
BPP 11.5.7
Bram Cohen 25.9
Brandon Wilson 32.8
breaking the code 2.1
Brian Krebs 29.8
Briceno, Marc 32.4.1
Bridge Authority (Tor) 20.5.2
bridge relay (Tor) 20.5.2
Brillo 29.8
Broker 19.5.3
Broker, CreateBroker 19.5.5
Broker, RunBroker 19.5.5
Brown, Eric 29.8
browser detection with JavaScript 28.2
Browser Redirect 24.6
browser vulnerability attacks 28.3
Bruce Schneier 8.1
brute-force attack 2.1, 24.1
bsd_nthash 24.5
bucket, hash table 15.4
buffer overflow attack 21.3.1, 21.4, 23.1
buffer overflow, heap 21.4
buffer overflow vulnerability 21.2, 22.3, 23.1
buffer overread 23.2.2
buffers in WeeChat 29.4
buffer underflow attack 21.2
buffer, WeeChat 29.4
buffover4.c 21.6
buffover.c 21.4.1
buffover2.c 21.5
bug, Heartbleed 20.4.4
Bursztein, Elie 15.7.1
Busleiman, Arturo 'Buanzo' 24.3
byte count in a TCP connection 16.4
byte count index 16.4
byte stream, pseudorandom 9.6, 9.7
C
CAC 16.3
CA (Certificate Authority) 13.3, 20.4
CA hierarchy 13.3, 13.4
CA, intermediate-level 13.3, 13.4
CA, root 13.3, 13.4
Cache Array Routing Protocol 19.4
cache, DNS 17.7
cache manager, Squid 19.4.2
cache poisoning, DNS 17.11
caching nameserver, DNS 17.7.1, 17.8.1
caching proxy server 19.4
caching, web objects 19.4
Call Admission Control 16.3
call stack 21.4
canary 21.4.1
Canary, Random 21.4.1
Canary, Random XOR 21.4.1
canary, terminator 21.4.1
CAN protocol, P2P 25.8
cardinality 4.2.1
cards 10.4.1
care-of IP address (mobility) 32.9
Carlos Cid 8.1
CARP 19.4
Carrier Sense Multiple Access 16.2
CAST-128 3.2
CAST-128, a block cipher 20.2
Catherine the Great 11.3
Caudill, Adam 32.8
CBC 9.5, 9.5.2
CBC-MAC 9.8.1
CCA 12.7
CCA1 12.7
CCA2 12.7
CCA2 secure 12.7
CCMP 9.8.1, 9.8.3
C code for spawning a shell 21.7
ccTLD DNS nameserver 17.3, 17.4
CDN 29.7.1
Ceasar cipher 2.3
cell, Tor 20.5
central index server, Napster 25.1
Cerberus 10.3
CeroCoin 15.9
CeroCoinClient 15.9
CERT/CC 28.1
certificate 13.3
certificate authority 13.3, 20.4
certificate, Domain Validation 13.3
certificate, DV 13.3
certificate, EV 13.3
certificate, Extended Validation 13.3
certificate, Organization Validation 13.3
certificate, OV 13.3
certificate revocation 13.9
Certificate Revocation List 13.9
Certificate Signing Request 13.9
certificate trust, PGP 20.2.1
certificate validation 20.4
certificate_verify message 20.4.3
CFB 9.5, 9.5.3, 20.2
CGI script 28.4
chain policy, iptables 18.4
chains of rules, firewall tables 18.3
Chamois, Android malware 32.2
Change Cipher Spec Protocol 20.4.3
channel buffer, WeeChat 29.4
channel, IRC 29.3
channel number (WiFi) 9.8.2
channel operator, IRC 29.3
ChanServ, Freenode 29.4
Chaos Communication Congress 14.1
character classes for regex matching 31.7
character class metacharacters (regex) 31.7
character class (regex) 31.7
characteristic of a ring 14.3
chat link with netcat 23.6
Checksum field, TCP header 16.4
Chief Justice John Roberts 32.1
Chinese Remainder Theorem 11.7, 12.5, 32.6
Chord protocol, P2P 25.4
Chord protocol, routing table 25.4
chosen ciphertext attack 8.9, 12.7
chosen plaintext attack 3.3.2, 8.9
chosen-prefix collision attack 15.7.1
Chris GauthierDickey 25.8
Christian Grothoff 25.8
Christian Rechberger 8.1
chroot jail 17.9
churn in a P2P network 25.3
Cid, Carlos 8.1
CIDR, Classless Inter-Domain Routing 31.5
cipher 2.1
cipher, A5/1 32.1, 32.4
cipher, A5/2 32.4
cipher, A5/3 32.4
cipher, A5/4 32.4
cipher, AES 8.1
cipher, block 2.1, 3.1, 9.5
Cipher Block Chaining Mode 9.5, 9.5.2
cipher, Blowfish 24.5
cipher, CAST-128 20.2
cipher, Ceasar 2.3
cipher Counter Mode 9.5, 9.5.5
cipher, DES 3.3
cipher, 3DES with three keys 9.4
cipher, 3DES with two keys 9.3.1
Cipher Exchange Protocol, SSL 20.4
Cipher Feedback Mode 9.5, 9.5.3, 20.2
cipher feedback mode 20.2
cipher, Hill 2.8
cipher, IDEA 20.2
cipher, ideal block 3.1
cipher, iterated 8.1
cipher, KASUMI 32.4
cipher, key-alternating 8.1
cipher, Lucifer 3.3
cipher, MARS 8.1
cipher, MISTY1 32.4
cipher, monoalphabetic 2.5
cipher Output Feedback Mode 9.5, 9.5.4
cipher, permutation 2.10
cipher, Playfair 2.7
cipher, polyalphabetic 2.9
cipher, RC6 8.1
cipher, RC4 9.7
cipher, Rijndael 8.1, 8.9
cipher, Serpent 8.1
Cipher Spec, SSL Session State 20.4.2
cipher, stream 2.1, 9.5.3, 9.6
cipher, substitution 2.3
ciphertext 2.1
ciphertext differential 8.9
cipher, Twofish 8.1
cipher, variable key-length 9.7
cipher, Vigenere 2.9
CIRCTech08-001 27.2
circuit-level proxy 19.2.2
Cisco Advisory 17.13, 21.3.1
Citizens Lab 30.5
Clarke, Ian 26.2
Class A IPv4 address range 16.3
Class A private network 16.3
Class A Private Network Address Range 18.3
Class B IPv4 address range 16.3
class BPP 11.5.7
Class B private network 16.3
Class C addresses 9.8
Class C IPv4 address range 16.3
class co-RP 11.5.7
Class C private network 16.3
Class C Private Network Address Range 18.3
CLASS (DNS message) 17.12
classical cryptography 2.1
classical encryption 2.2
class NP 11.5.7
class of Resource Record 17.4
class P 11.5.7
class RP 11.5.7
Claude Castelluccia 20.5
C library, Bionic (Android) 32.3
C library, Gnu 32.3
Client Authenticator (Kerberos) 10.3
client, Dante 19.2.3
client, email 31.2
client_hello message, SSL handshake 20.4.3
client_key_exchange message 20.4.3
client-server model 25.1
client-side XSS attack 28.2.1
Client Write Key 20.4.2
Client Write MAC Secret 20.4.2
clique 26.4
clocking bit 32.4
clogging attack 20.3.4
closed port 23.1
CLOSED, TCP connection state 16.7
close, IRC command 29.4
CLOSE_WAIT, TCP connection state 16.7, 16.16
CLOSING, TCP connection state 16.7
closure, group 4.2
closure, ring 4.4.1
clustering coefficient of random graph 26.4
codebook 3.1, 3.1.1
codebook attack 2.1
Codec library from Apache Commons 24.7
code obfuscation 28.2.2
coefficient set 6.1
Cogestion Avoidance Phase, TCP 16.11
Cohen, Bram 25.9
collision resistance, hashing 15.3
colon line, Procmail recipe 31.8
command-line packet sniffer 16.8
commercial spyware 2.1
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures 21.3, 23.2.2, 28.1
communications interface 16.3
commutative operator 4.3
commutative ring 4.4.3, 4.5, 5.3.1, 6.9
commutativity, set of remainders 5.3
Comodo 13.3, 13.4, 13.9
comparing RSA and ECC 14.1
Compatibility Service, PGP 20.2
compat-wireless 9.8.2
COMP128 (GSM) 32.4
composite number 11.2
composition of permutaitons 4.2.1
composition of permutations 9.2.1
compression function 15.7
Compression Method, SSL Session State 20.4.2
Compression Service, PGP 20.2
computational complexity 11.5.7, 11.6.3
Computational DH Assumption 13.5
condition-line filtering, Procmail 31.8
condition line metacharacters, Procmail 31.8
condition line, Procmail recipe 31.8
Conficker.A 22.6
Conficker.A, anatomy 22.6.1
Conficker.B 22.6
Conficker.B, anatomy 22.6.1
Conficker.C 22.6
Conficker.C, anatomy 22.6.2
Conficker.D 22.6
Conficker worm 22.6
Conficker worm, password guesses 24.2
confidentiality 12.1
Confidentiality Service, PGP 20.2
Confidentiality Service, SSL 20.4.2
configuring a SOCKS client 19.3.2
configuring BIND 17.8.1
confusion 3.3.1, 3.4
congestion control, TCP 16.4, 16.11
congestion window field, TCP 16.4
Congestion Window field, TCP header 16.11
congruence 5.1
congruence of squares 12.9
CONNECT, an HTTP/1.1 method 19.6
connect() for port scanning 23.1.1
connect for sending CONNECT to proxy 19.6
Connection Establishment Timer, TCP 16.10, 16.14
connectionless protocol 16.3
connection state, SSL 20.4.3
connection tracking, iptables 18.11
CONNECT (IRC command) 29.3
connect() scan 23.1.3
consistent hashing, DHT 25.2, 25.3
Console Hacking 2010 14.1
Console Hacking Forum 14.1
constant polynomial 6.1
contactless smart cards 14.1
Content Addressable Network, P2P 25.8
Content Delivery Network 29.7.1
content key, DHT 25.2
ContentProvider (a Java class) 32.3
ContentResolver (a Java class) 32.3
content switching 29.7.1
Context-keyed Paylod Encoding 23.5
context label (SELinux) 32.3
context (SELinux) 32.3
contraction permutation (DES) 3.3.5, 3.3.7
Control Bits field, TCP header 16.4
control-flow graph 22.6.1
control stack 21.4
control torpacket 20.5
cookie blacklister 28.2.1
cookie blocker 28.2.1
cookies 28.2.1
cookies for maintaining session state 28.2.1
cookies, stealing by 3rd parties 28.2.1
cookie whitelister 28.2.1
Coppersmith, Don 3.2
coprime 11.1, 13.5
coprime, pairwise 11.7
corkscrew for sending CONNECT 19.6
co-RP 11.5.7
CPAN archive, Perl 16.15
cracking passwords 22.3, 24.4
CRC1 9.8.1
CRC32 9.8.1
CRC field, Ethernet frame 23.3
create, a Tor control command 20.5
CREATE DATABASE (MySQL) 27.4
created, Tor 20.5
CREATE USER (MySQL) 27.4
creating a new channel, Freenode 29.4
CRL 13.9
CR+LF, internet line terminator 29.3
cross-platform sharing of files 16.2
cross-site scripting attack 28.2.1, 28.3
CRT 11.7, 12.5, 32.6
cryptanalysis 2.1
cryptanalysis, differential 8.9
Cryptanalysis, linear 8.9
Crypt::ECB module 9.5.1
crypto currency 15.9
cryptographically secure hashing 15.3
cryptographic checksum 15.8
cryptographic system 2.1
cryptography 2.1
cryptography, classical 2.1
cryptography, public-key 2.1, 12.1
cryptography, symmetric-key 2.1, 3.1
cryptology 2.1
crypto secure hash functions 15.7
crypto secure PRNG 10.6, 10.7
crypto secure random numbers 10.5, 10.6
CSMA/CD 16.2
CSPRBG 10.7
CSPRNG 10.6, 10.7, 10.8
CSR 13.9
CTR 9.5, 9.5.5, 9.8.1
Cumberbatch, Benedict 2.9.1
curl 20.5.1
Cutwail botnet 29.9
CVE-2021-30309 21.3
CVE 21.3, 23.2.2, 28.1
CVE-2014-0160 21.3, 23.2.2
CWND field, TCP header 16.11
CWND optional field, TCP header 16.4
cyber espionage 30.4, 30.5
cyclic elliptic curves 14.8.1
cyclic group 13.5
cyclic group, generator 13.5
cyclic subgroup 13.5
Cyril Jaquier 24.3
D
DAC (Discretionary Access Control) 32.3
DAC (Linux) 32.3
D-addr field, Ethernet frame 23.3
Daemen, Joan 8.1
daemon server 21.1
Dag Arne Osvik 13.9
Daiyuu Nobori 20.5.3
Dan Boneh 32.6.1
Daniel Bernstein 15.10
Daniel Black 24.3
Daniel Bleichenbache 12.7
Dan Kaminsky 17.13
Dante, as a reverse proxy 19.3.1
Dante, a SOCKS server 19.2.3
Dante client 19.2.3
Dante server, configuration 19.3.1
darknet overlay, P2P 26.1
database, relational 27.4
database security, row-level 27.4
Data Encryption Algorithm 3.3.1
Data Encryption Standard 3.3
Data field, Ethernet frame 23.3
datagram 16.6
datagram fragmentation 16.3
data inegrity check 15.4
data integrity 20.1
Data Link Layer, TCP/IP 16.2, 23.3
Data Offset field, TCP header 16.4
David Adrian 13.8
Davida, George 12.7
David Boucher 32.8
David Karger 25.4
David Mazieres 25.7
David Molnar 13.9
David Wagner 32.4.1
dcrypt.exe 30.7
dcrypt.sys 30.7
DDoS attack by DNS amplification 29.7
DDoS attack by NTP amplification 29.7
DDoS attacks 29.7
ddoser, botnet 29.7
DEA 3.3.1
decentralized algorithm for aggregates 26.9
decentralized information distribution 26.1
decentralized routing 26.5
decentralized routing algorithm 26.7
deciphering 2.1
DecryptForFun.py 2.11, 2.12
decryption 2.1
decryption algorithm 2.1
Deep Packet Inspection 20.5.2
Default PHB 16.3
definition of spam filter effectiveness 31.1
defragmentation of packets 16.3
deities and prophets 27.2
Delayed ACK Timer, TCP 16.10
DELETE FROM (MySQL) 27.4
Deliver, an MDA 31.2
delivering recipe, Procmail 31.8
DeMillo, Richard 32.6.1
denial of service 2.1
Denial of Service 16.11
denial of service attack 16.12, 16.14
Dennis Ritchie 27.2
DenyHost, how to un-blacklist 24.3
DenyHosts 24.3
DenyHosts, synchronization feature 24.3
Department of Energy Technical Bulletin 27.2
DER, ASN.1 byte encoding 12.11
DerbyCon 2014 32.8
DES 2.1, 3.3
DES-CBC MAC 15.8
DES, 2DES 9.2.1
DES, 3DES 9.3
DES, key length 3.3
DES key schedule 3.3.5
DES round key 3.2.1
destemail (Fail2Ban) 24.3
Destination Address field, IP header 16.3
Destination Address field, IPv6 header 16.3
Destination Port, TCP header 16.4
destination socket 16.5
destroy, a Tor control command 20.5
detached signatures 20.2
deterministic test 11.6
Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU) 32.8
/dev/random 10.9.1
/dev/urandom 10.9.1
dex file format 32.3
DFU (USB) 32.8
DH 12.6
DHCP 16.8, 20.3
DH (Diffie-Hellman) 20.5
Dhem, Jean-Francois 32.7.1
DHE-RSA 12.6
DH protocol 13.5
DHT consistent hashing 25.2, 25.3
DHT (Distributed Hash Table) 25.1, 25.2
DHT identifier circle 25.2
DHT identifier space 25.10
diameter of a random graph 26.4
dice 10.4.1
dictionary attack 24.1
dictionary attack, guessing passwords 24.2
dictionary attack on root 24.1
dictionary attack, thwart with iptables 24.4
dictionary attack, usernames 24.1
differential attack 3.3.2, 8.9
differential_attack_toy_example.pl 8.9
differential, ciphertext 8.9
differential cryptanalysis 3.3.2, 8.9
differential, input 8.9
differential, output 8.9
differential, plaintext 8.9
differential XOR 2.11
Differentiated Service 16.3
Differentiated Service field 16.3
Differentiated Services Code Point 16.3
Diffie-Hellman 13.5, 20.5
Diffie-Hellman key exchange 12.6
DiffServe 16.3
diffusion 3.3.1, 3.4
Digest, a Perl module 15.1
Digest package, Apache Commons Codec 24.7
Digest::SHA1 15.1
Digest-SHA1, a Perl module 15.1
digitally signing an Android app 32.3
Digital Rights Management 14.1, 14.8.1, 14.15
digital signature 12.1
Digital Signature Algorithm 12.11, 13.6
Digital Signature Standard 13.6, 20.2
digram 2.6.1
dig utility 17.3, 17.4, 17.8
dig -x for reverse DNS lookup 17.4
Dima Bekerman 29.8
Dingledine, Roger 20.5.2
Di Paola, Stefano 28.1
Directory Authority (Tor) 20.5.2
disassembler, IDA Pro 22.6.1
discrete logarithm 11.8, 13.5, 13.7, 13.8, 14.2
Discretionary Access Control 32.3
discriminant of a polynomial 14.3
distributed hash table 25.1, 25.2
distributivity, ring 4.4.1
distributivity, set of remainders 5.3
dividend 6.3
divisor 5.1, 6.3
djbdns 17.8
DKIM, Email Authentication 31.5
DKIM, Email Authentication Protocol 31.5, 31.6
dlr.arm (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.arm7 (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.mips (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.m68k (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.mpsl (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.ppc (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.sh4 (mirai executable) 29.8
dlr.spc (mirai executable) 29.8
DMARC, Email Authentication 31.5
DMARC, Email Authentication Protocol 31.5, 31.6
Dmitry Khovratovich 8.1
DNAT 18.7
DNS 16.2, 17.2
DNS amplification attack 29.7
DNS cache 17.7
DNS cache poisoning 17.11
DNS cache poisoning attack 17.10
DNSChanger malware 17.2
DNSChanger troja 17.2
dns_fake_response.pl 17.12
DNS hijacking 17.2
DNS Hijacking 17.2
dnsmasq 17.8
DNS nameserver, caching 17.7.1
DNS nameserver, ccTLD 17.3, 17.4
DNS nameserver, gTLD 17.3, 17.4
DNS nameserver, primary 17.6
DNS nameserver, publishing 17.7.1
DNS nameserver, root 17.3, 17.4
DNS nameserver, secondary 17.6
DNSSEC 17.8
DNS Security Extensions 17.8
DNS sinkholes 30.5
document, an object in JavaScript 28.2
document.appendChild(), JavaScript 28.2
document.cookie(), retrieving cookies 28.2.1
document.createElement() 28.2.1
document.getElementsByTagName() 28.2.1
Document Object Model (JavaScript) 28.2
document summarization by Essence 19.5.2
Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance (DMARC)31.5
Domain Keys Identified Mail (DKIM) 31.5
Domain Name Server 17.2
Domain Name Service 17.2
Domain Name Space 17.2, 17.4
Domain Name System 17.4
Domain Validation certificate 13.3
DOM (JavaScript) 28.2
Don Coppersmith 3.2, 9.2.1
Don Johnson 14.8.1, 14.13
DoS attack 16.12
DoS4.pl 16.15
DoS5.pl 16.15
DoS, Slowloris 27.7
DoS through a replay attack 16.17
dot-decimal notation for IPv4 addresses 16.3
double DES 9.2
Double DES 9.2.1
Downadup worm 22.6
downloading from server, JavaScript 28.2.2
DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) 20.5.2
Drepper, Ulrich 24.5
Drew Springall 13.8
DRM 14.1, 14.8.1, 14.15
DROP TABLE (MySQL) 27.4
DROP USER (MySQL) 27.4
Druschel, Peter 25.6
DSA 12.11, 13.6
DSCP 16.3
DS, Differentiated Service 16.3
DS field, IP header 16.3
dsniff packet sniffer 23.3
DSS 13.6, 20.2
Duncan Watts 26.3, 26.4
Dunkelman, Orr 32.4
Durumeric, Zakir 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
DV certificate 13.3
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 20.3
dynamic web-content generation 27.1
E
EAP protocol 9.8
eax, a 32-bit x86 register 21.4
ebp, a 32-bit x86 register 21.4
ECB 9.5, 9.5.1
ECC 14.11
ECC.py 14.8.1
ECDH 14.1, 14.12, 20.5
ECDHE 14.1, 14.12
ECDH-ECC 14.1
ECDH-ECDSA 14.1
ECDHE-ECC 14.1
ECDHE-RSA 12.6, 14.1
ECDH-RSA 14.1
EC Digital Signature Algorithm 14.1
ECDLP 14.14
ECDSA 14.1, 14.8.1, 14.13
ECDSA for code authentication 14.13
ECDSA, proof 14.13
ECN field, IP header 16.3
EDE 9.3, 10.6
edge router 16.14
Edward Knightly 16.11
edx, a 32-bit x86 register 21.4
EFF 3.3, 3.4
EGD 20.2.1
egrep 31.7
egrep for condition-line matching 31.8
eip, a 32-bit x86 register 21.4
Elad Barkan 32.4
electromagnetic analysis attack 32.5
Electronic Code Book Mode 9.5, 9.5.1
Electronics Frontiers Foundation 3.3
ElGamal digital signature algorithm 13.6
ElGamal protocol 13.5, 20.2
Elias Levy 21.7
Eli Biham 8.1, 8.9, 32.4
Elie Bursztein 15.7.1
elite HTTP proxy server 19.3.3
elliptic curve 14.3
elliptic curve, addition op 14.4
elliptic curve cryptography 14.11
elliptic curve DH base point 14.12
Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman 14.1, 14.12, 14.12
Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral 14.12
Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algo 14.8.1
elliptic curve DSA 14.13
elliptic curve group law, algebraic 14.6, 14.7
elliptic curve, group operator 14.4
elliptic curve, order of a point 14.12
elliptic curve, order of the curve 14.9, 14.12
elliptic curve over GF(2n) 14.9
elliptic curve point at infinity 14.4
elliptic curve points, group law 14.5
elliptic curve points, notation E(a,b) 14.4
elliptic curves, cyclic 14.8.1
elliptic curves over Zp for prime p 14.8
elliptic curve, supersingular 14.9
elliptic integrals 14.3
Elm, an MUA 31.2
Email Authentication, DKIM 31.5
Email Authentication, DMARC 31.5
Email Authentication Protocols 31.5
Email Authentication, SPF 31.5
email body 31.3
email client 31.2
email envelope 31.3
emailer_py 29.6
email header 31.3
email headers, alteration of 31.4
email security 9.4
email structure 31.3
EM attack 32.5
Emmanuel Thome 13.8
Encapsulating Security Payload 20.3, 20.3.3
encoding with Shikata Ga Nai 23.5
Encrypt-Decrypt-Encrypt 9.3
EncryptForFun.py 2.11, 2.12
encryption 2.1
encryption algorithm 2.1
encryption, classical 2.2
encryption key, ideal block cipher 3.1
encryption, multi-character 2.7
encyphering 2.1
endpoint authentication 12.6
Entangled, Kademlia in Python 25.7
entropy 10.8, 20.2.1
entropy accumulation 10.8
Entropy Gathering Daemon 20.2.1
entropy hole 10.8, 10.9.4
entropy sources 10.8
envelope, part of email 31.3
environment variable LD_PRELOAD 19.2.3
Erdos, Paul 26.4
Erdos-Renyi random graph 26.4
Eric Brown 29.8
Eric Engstrom 19.6
Eric Wustrow 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
Erik Tews 9.8.2
ERROR (IRC command) 29.3
Erwan Le Disez 32.8
esp, a 32-bit x86 register 21.4
ESP header, IPSec 20.3, 20.3.3
espionage, cyber 30.4, 30.5
Essence, a document summarizer 19.5.2
ESTABLISHED, packet state for iptables 18.11
ESTABLISHED, TCP connection state 16.16
E-step (DES) 3.3.1
/etc/apache2/ 19.4.2, 27.1
/etc/apache2/conf.d/ 27.8
/etc/apache2/mods-enabled 27.3
/etc/bind/ 17.8.1
/etc/bind/named.conf 17.8.1
/etc/dante.conf 19.3.2
/etc/danted.conf 19.3.1
/etc/fail2ban 24.3
/etc/fail2ban/jail.conf 24.3
/etc/fail2ban/jail.local 24.3
/etc/hosts 17.2
/etc/hosts.allow 24.3
/etc/hosts.deny 24.3
/etc/mysql/ 27.4
/etc/passwd 24.3, 27.3
/etc/php7.0/apache2/php.ini 27.2
/etc/resolv.conf 17.4
/etc/services 18.6, 18.12, 21.1
/etc/shadow 24.5
/etc/snort/rules 23.4
/etc/snort/snort.conf 23.4
/etc/squid3/squid.conf 19.4.1
EternalBlue 22.8
EternalRocks worm 22.8
Ethernet 16.2
Ethernet, a shared medium 23.3
Ethernet frame 23.3
Ethernet frame, CRC field 23.3
Ethernet frame, D-addr field 23.3
Ethernet frame, Data field 23.3
Ethernet frame, Frame-type 23.3
Ethernet frame, Jumbo 23.3
Ethernet frame, Preamble field 23.3
Ethernet frame, S-addr field 23.3
Ethernet frame, structure 23.3
Ethernet interface 16.2
Euclid 5.3.2
Euclid's Algorithm, Extended 5.6.5, 5.6.6, 5.7
Euclid's GCD Algorithm 5.4
Euclid's GCD algorithm, proof 5.4.3
Eudora, an MUA 31.2
Eugene Spafford 22.5
Euler's Theorem 11.4
Euler's Totient Function 11.3
Evans, Nathan 25.8
Evariste Galois 7.12
EV certificate 13.3, 13.10
Evolution, an MUA 31.2
Exchange, an MTA 31.2
exec, PHP 27.2
execution stack 21.4
exfiltration 22.4, 30.3
exit relay (Tor) 20.5.2
expansion permutation (DES) 3.3.1
Expedited PHB 16.3
Explicit Congestion Notification 16.3
exploit, amplification 29.7
exploit, BadUSB 32.8
exploit, botnet based 29.2
exploit3.c 21.7
exploit, DNS amplification 29.7
exploit, heap spray 28.5
exploiting browser vulnerabilities 28.3
exploit, memory corruption based 28.5
exploit, NTP amplification 29.7
exploits for SQL injection 27.6
exploits with Metasploit Framework 23.5
exploit to spew out spam 27.3
exponential time algorithms 11.5.7
exponentiation, modular 12.3.2
Extended Euclid's Algorithm 5.6.5, 5.6.6, 5.7, 13.6
Extended Validation certificate 13.3
Extended Validation Certificate 13.10
Extensible Authentication Protocol 9.8
extension headers 20.3.1
extract_sshpubkey_params.py 12.11
F
factorization by Fermat's method 12.9
factorization by Pollard-rho 12.9
factorization by sieve-based methods 12.9
factorization by trial division 12.9
factorization, integer 12.9
Factorize.py 12.9
Fail2Ban 24.3
fake IP address 16.14
falsifying info in routing table, P2P 25.10
fault injection attack 12.5, 32.5, 32.6
FaultInjectionDemo.py 32.6.1
fault-tolerant P2P networks 25.1
f2b-sshd (Fail2Ban chain for iptables) 24.3
Federated Identity Management 24.6
Fedon, Giorgio 28.1
Feistel function 3.2.1
Feistel, Horst 3.2
Feistel structure 3.2
Fermat's Little Theorem 11.2
Fermat's method for factorization 12.9
fetchmail email client 19.6
field 4.6, 5.3.1
field, Galois 5.5
file format, apk 32.3
file format, dex 32.3
file infector virus 22.1
file transfer with netcat 23.6
filtered port 23.1
filter (fail2ban) 24.3
filtering of spam, Bayesian based 31.1
filtering recipe, Procmail 31.8
filtering spam 31.1
filtering spam, regex based 31.1
filtering specification, iptables 18.10
filter table for firewall 18.2, 18.3
FIN bit, TCP header 16.4
find_differentials_correlations.pl 8.9
FindMI.py 5.7, 11.7.1
findtime (Fail2Ban) 24.3
FinFisher 30.4
finger daemon 22.5
finished message, SSL handshake 20.4.3
finite field 4.1, 11.8
finite field, order 7.8, 7.12
finite field, prime 5.5, 14.8
finite group 4.2.1, 4.2.3
FIN packet 16.4
FIN_WAIT_2, TCP connection state 16.7, 16.16
FIN_WAIT_1, TCP connection state 16.7, 16.16
FIN_WAIT_2 Timer, TCP 16.10
FIN_WAIT Timer, TCP 16.10
FIPS 186-3 13.6
FIPS180 15.7.1
FIPS 15.1
Firefox add-ons 28.2.1
firewall, application layer 19.1
firewall, packet filtering based 18.1
firewall, proxy-server based 18.1
firewall, session layer 19.1
firewall, shim layer 19.1
firewall, transport layer 19.1
firmware 32.8
Fisher-Yates shuffle 9.5.1
fixed-sized fingerprint 15.1
Flags field, IP header 16.3
flowbits option, snort rule 23.4
flow control, TCP 16.4, 16.6
flow option, snort rule 23.4
flow, TCP 16.11
flow, traffic 16.11
flushing DNS cache 17.3
flushing the firewall tables 18.2
FLUSH PRIVILEGES (MySQL) 27.4
FMS attack 9.8.2
fno-stack-protector option for gcc 21.4.1
FNV hash 15.10
FooVirus.pl 22.2
FooVirus.py 22.2
formail, a Unix/Linux utility 31.8
FORWARD chain of filter table 18.4
.forward file entry for procmail 31.8
Forward Secrecy 12.6
302 Found, HTTP status code 24.6
Fowler, Glenn 15.10
FQDN 17.3, 17.4
fragmentation of datagram 16.3
Fragment Offset field, IP header 16.3
frame, Ethernet 23.3
frame pointer 21.4
Frame-type field, Ethernet frame 23.3
framework, w3af 28.6
Francois Koeune 32.7.1
fraud, mobile billing 2.1
fraud, SMS 2.1
fraud, toll 2.1
Freenet 26.1
Freenet, node identifier 26.2
Freenet, path of trust 26.2
Freenet, PUT(key,data_object) 26.2
Freenet routing, security issues 26.8
Freenet, TTL for data objects 26.2
Freenet, web of trust 26.2
Freenode, change password 29.4
Freenode, help commands 29.4
Freenode IRC Server 29.4
Freent, GET(key) 26.2
fstack-protector-all option for gcc 21.4.1
fstack-protector option for gcc 21.4.1
FTP 16.2
full-duplex connection 16.4
full-period sequence 10.5
fully connected graph 26.4
Fully Qualified Domain Name 17.3, 17.4
function, an object type in JavaScript 28.2
function epilogue 21.4.1
function, Feistel 3.2.1
function prologue 21.4.1
function, trapdoor 12.9
Fyodor 23.1.3
G
gafgyt 29.8
Gaia, Google's passwd/login system 30.6
Galois, Evariste 7.12
Galois field 5.5
Galois field, generator 7.12
game consoles 14.1
GAO report on mobile security 32.1
gateway host 16.16
gatherd, a SOIF object server 19.5.2
Gatherer 19.5.4
Gatherer, an information summarizer 19.5.2
Gaudry, Pierrick 13.8
GauthierDickey, Chris 25.8
gcc compiler 21.4
GCD 5.3.2
gcd 11.1
GCD algorithm, binary 5.4.4
gdb, Gnu debugger 21.6
GDOI protocol 20.3.4
generating round keys, AES 8.8.1
generating round keys, DES 3.3.5
generating web pages dynamically 27.1
generator for Galois field 7.12
generator of cyclic group 13.5
generic proxy protocol 19.2
Generic Routing Encapsulation Protocol 29.7.1, 29.8
Generic Security Services API 10.3
George Davida 12.7
Gerardo Richarte 21.4.1
getaddrinfo() 17.2
getElementsByTagName() (JavaScript) 28.2
gethostbyaddr() 17.2
gethostbyname() 17.2
getnameinfo() 17.2
GF(2) 6.6
GF(23) 7.3, 7.4
GF(28) 7.8, 8.5, 8.5.1
GF(2n) 7.5
GFC (Great Firewall of China) 20.5.2
Ghostnet 30.5
gh0stRAT trojan 30.2, 30.4
gh0stRAT trojan, a listing of files 30.4
Giorgio Fedon 28.1
GitHub 32.3
Glenn Fowler 15.10
Glimpse, an indexer 19.5.3
global channel, IRC 29.3
GNU 27.2
Gnu C library 32.3
.gnupg directory 20.2.1
Gnu Privacy Guard 20.2, 20.2.1, 22.9
gnutls-cli as a command-line TLS client 13.4.1
GnuTLS transport layer security library 13.4.1
Goldberg, Ian 32.4.1
Goldberg, Sharon 29.7.2
Google Chrome, heap buffer overflow 21.4
Google Play 12.1, 32.2
Google's public recursive DNS server 17.7.1
Google Talk 16.3
Gosling, James 27.2
gossiping in small-world networks 26.9
Government Accountability Office 32.1
GPG 20.2, 20.2.1, 22.9
gpg --gen-key 20.2.1
GPG passphrase 20.2.1
GPT 30.7
grafting IPSec on IPv4 20.3.1
GRANT ALL (MySQL) 27.4
Greatest Common Divisor 11.1
greatest common divisor 5.3.2
Great Firewall of China 20.5.2
greedy quantifiers (regex) 31.7
Greek mythology 10.3
Greenify (a rooting app for Android) 32.3
Green, Matthew 13.8
GRE protocol 29.7.1, 29.8
GRE tunnel 29.7.1
Grothoff, Christian 25.8
group 4.2, 5.3.1, 11.8
group, abelian 4.3, 4.4, 14.4
group, cyclic 13.5
group, finite 4.2.1
group, infinite 4.2.1, 4.3
grouping metacharacters (regex) 31.7
grouping nick aliases 29.4
Grouping.pl 31.7
Grouping.py 31.7
group law for elliptic curve points 14.5
group notation 4.2
group operator 11.8
group, order 11.8, 13.5
group, permutation 4.2.3
Group VPN 20.3.4
GRUB bootloader 32.3
Grum botnet 29.9
GSS-API 10.3
gTLD DNS nameserver 17.3, 17.4
guessing passwords, dictionary attack 24.2
Guido van Rossum 27.2
GUID partition table 30.7
gxy domain 17.1
H
Hacking Team 30.4
hacktivist 29.7
Hades, gates of 10.3
Hadoop 15.1
Halchenko, Yaroslav 24.3
Halderman, J. Alex 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
handling node failures, DHT 25.3
Handshake Protocol, SSL 20.4, 20.4.3
handshake, simultaneous-open 16.9
handshaking, TCP 16.4
Hank van Tilborg 14.1
Hans Luhn 15.10, 25.2
Hari Balakrishnan 25.4
Harry Potter and the Magic of DNS 17.1
Harvest broker, an index server 19.5.1
Harvest, info gatherer and indexer 19.5
Harvest project 19.4
hash chain 24.4
hashcode 15.1
hash function, collision resistance 15.3
hash function, cryptographic security 15.3
hash function, keyed 15.8
hash function, LM 24.4
hash function, NTLM 24.4
hash functions, crypto secure 15.7
hash functions, efficient storage 15.1, 15.10
hash functions for efficient storage 15.1, 15.10
hash functions for message authentication15.1
hash functions, message authentication 15.1
hash functions, simple 15.4
hash function, Whirlpool 15.7
hashing 15.1
hashing for message authentication 15.2
hashing schemes for passwords 24.5
hash, one-way property 15.3
hash table 15.4
Hassen Saidi 22.6
Hasse's Theorem 14.9
HDDCryptor 30.7
Header Checksum field, IP header 16.3
header, IP 16.3
header, IPv6 16.3
header, IPv4 16.3
header, part of email 31.3
Header section (DNS) 17.12
header, TCP 16.4
header, UDP 17.3
heap buffer overflow 21.4
heap spray attack 28.3
heap spray exploit 28.5
heap spraying 28.5
Heartbeat Extension to SSL/TLS 12.6, 20.4.1, 23.2.2
Heartbeat messages 23.2.2
Heartbeat padding 20.4.4
Heartbeat payload 20.4.4
Heartbeat payload length field 20.4.4
Heartbleed bug 12.6, 20.4.4, 23.2.2
Heatbeat Extension to SSL/TLS 20.4.4
help commands, Freenode IRC 29.4
Heninger, Nadia 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
Herzberg, Ben 29.8
hex format 15.1
Heys, Howard 3.3.2, 8.9
HID (USB Device Class) 32.8
high-anonymity proxy server 19.3.3
hijacking, DNS 17.2
Hill cipher 2.8
Hiscocks, Steven 24.3
history, an object in JavaScript 28.2
HMAC 15.8
Hoareau, Stephanie Blanchet 32.8
home IP address (mobility) 32.9
home router, port forwarding 23.6
honeynet 22.6
honeypot 2.1, 22.6
Hongbo Yu 15.7.1
Horst Feistel 3.2
host for a virus 22.1
hosting, virtual 17.2
host key 12.1
hostname, symbolic 17.2
host utility 17.5, 17.8
hotspot 9.8
hot swappable 32.8
Howard Heys 3.3.2, 8.9
HTCP 19.4
HTML object memory corruption 28.5
HTTP 16.2
HTTP/1.1 method CONNECT 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method DELETE 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method GET 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method HEAD 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method OPTIONS 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method POST 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method PUT 19.6
HTTP/1.1 method TRACE 19.6
HTTP proxy for tunneling 19.6
HTTP Request If-Modified-Sense 19.4.1
HTTP Response Not-Modified 19.4.1
HTTPS 16.2
https://api.ipify.org 20.5.1
HTTP Secure 13.4.1
HTTPS vs. HTTP 13.4.1
http://thepiratebay.org 25.9
http://whatismyipaddress.com 20.5.1
http://www.ip2location.com/demo 20.5.1
Huawei LiteOS 29.8
Hydraq trojan 30.6
Hyper Text Caching Protocol 19.4
hypertext preprocessor 27.2
HyperText Transport Protocol 16.2
I
IANA 16.3, 18.6
Ian Clarke 26.1, 26.2
Ian Goldberg 32.4.1
ICMP 16.2
ICMP echo message 16.2
ICMP scan 23.1.3
ICMP source quench messages (deprecated)16.2
ICP 19.4
ICV 9.8.1
IDA Pro disassembler 22.6.1
ID (DNS message) 17.12
IDEA, a block cipher 20.2
ideal block cipher 3.1
ideal block cipher encryption key 3.1
Identification field, IP header 16.3
identifier circle, DHT 25.2
identifier (in a password hash) 24.5
identifier space, DHT 25.10
identity element, group 4.2
identity element, integral domain 4.5
identity element, set of remainders 5.3
Identity Management, Federated 24.6
Identity Provider 24.6
IDP 24.6
IDS 22.9
IDS, Intrusion Detecsion System 23.4
IEEE 802.15 16.2
IEEE 802.11 9.7, 16.2
IEEE 802.11 frame 9.8.1
ie0199.exe trojan 30.3
IETF 13.4, 20.4
ifconfg ethX promisc 23.3
iframe HTML tag for XSS attack 28.3
Igal Zeifman 29.8
IGMP 16.2
IHL field, IP header 16.3
IIT Kanpur 11.6
IKE 20.3.4
IKEv2 protocol 20.3.4
IL (Integrity Level) 32.3
ImageMagick 9.5.1
Image (USB Device Class) 32.8
implant (malware) 22.8
implementing GCD for large num in Perl 5.4.4
implementing GCD in Perl 5.4.4
implementing GCD in Python 5.4.4
in-addr.arpa domain 17.3
independence 10.4.1
Index-Calculus 13.7
indexing with Glimpse 19.5.3
index server 19.5.1
infinite group 4.2.1, 4.3
INFO attribute, ChanServ server 29.4
INFO (IRC command) 29.3
information gathering and indexing 19.5
information security 20.1
information security: authentication 20.1
information security: confidentiality 20.1
information security: security parameters20.1
ingress filtering 16.14
initialization vector 9.5.2, 9.5.3, 9.8.1, 14.1, 15.7, 20.4.2
Initial Sequence Number generator 16.13
Initial Sequence Number, TCP 16.4
initial ticket (Kerberos) 10.3
Input Bar (WeeChat IRC client) 29.4
INPUT chain of filter table 18.2, 18.4, 24.3
input differential 8.9
input state array 8.1
input string (regex matching) 31.7
INRIA 20.5
INSERT INTO (MySQL) 27.4
installing PHP7.2 27.1
instruction pointer 21.4
INTEGER, an ASN.1 keyword 12.11
integer factorization 12.9
integral domain 4.5, 4.6, 5.3.1
Integrity Check Value 9.8.1
Integrity Level (Windows) 32.3
interface, communications 16.3
intermediate-level CA 13.3, 13.4
International Data Encryption Algorithm 20.2
Internet Assigned Numbers Authority 16.3, 18.6
Internet Cache Protocol 19.4
Internet Control Message Protocol 16.2
Internet Engineering Task Force 13.4, 20.4
Internet Group Management Protocol 16.2
Internet Header Length 16.3
Internet Key Exchange protocol 20.3.4
Internet Layer, TCP/IP 16.2, 16.3
internet line terminator 29.3
Internet of Things 29.8
Internet Protocol 16.1
Internet Relay Chat Protocol 29.3
Internet Systems Consortium 17.8
interpolation attack 8.9
Intrusion Detection System 22.9, 23.4
intrusion prevention by log scanning 24.3
Intrusion Prevention System 22.9
InvAddRoundKey, AES 8.4
INVALID, packet state for iptables 18.11
inverse, additive 4.3.1, 5.3.2
inverse element (group) 4.2
inverse mix columns, AES 8.3
inverse, multiplicative 4.6, 5.3.2, 5.5, 5.5.1, 5.6, 5.6.2, 8.5.1, 13.6
inverse shift rows, AES 8.3
inverse substitute bytes, AES 8.3
invisible user, IRC 29.3
INVITE (IRC command) 29.3
InvMixColumns, AES 8.4
InvShiftRows, AES 8.4
InvSubBytes, AES 8.4, 8.5, 8.5.1, 8.5.2
IOActive 17.13
Ion Stoica 25.4
iOS 32.2, 32.3
IoT 29.8
IP 16.1
IP address 17.2
IP address, fake 16.14
IP address, host part 16.16
IP address, network part 16.16
ip_conntrack extension module, iptables 18.11
IP header 16.3
IP Layer, TCP/IP 16.2, 16.3
IP, mobile 32.9
IP mobility support 32.9
IPS 22.9
IPSec 15.7.1, 15.8, 20.3
IPSec Authentication Header 20.3
IPSec, ESP header 20.3
IPSec in Transport Mode 20.3
IPSec in Tunnel Mode 20.3
IPSec protocol 20.1
IP source address spoofing 16.13
IP spoofing attack 16.13
iptables 16.3, 18.1, 24.3
iptables command 18.10
iptables, connection tracking 18.11
iptables extension module limit 18.11
iptables extension module mac 18.11
iptables for port forwarding 18.12
iptables rule target ACCEPT 18.6
iptables rule target DNAT 18.7
iptables rule target DROP 18.6
iptables rule target MASQUERADE 18.7
iptables rule target REDIRECT 18.6, 18.7
iptables rule target REJECT 18.6
iptables rule target RETURN 18.6
iptables rule target SNAT 18.7
iptables to thwart dictionary attack 24.4
IPv4 16.2
IPv4 address classes 16.3
IPv4 address classes, private 16.3
IPv4 extension headers 20.3.1
IPv4 header 16.3
IPv4 packet header 20.3.1
IPv6 16.2
IPv6 address, representations 16.3
IPv6 extension headers 20.3.1
IPv6 header 16.3
IPv6 packet header 20.3.1
IRC 22.4
IRC channel 29.3
IRC, channel registration 29.3
IRC Client in Perl 29.5
ircClient.pl 29.5
ircClient.py 29.5
irc.freenode.net 29.5
IRC global channel 29.3
IRC local channel 29.3
IRC, making a channel secret 29.3
IRC, making a user invisible 29.3
IRC message format 29.3
IRC MODE command for secrecy 29.3
IRC network as an overlay 29.3
IRC, nick registration 29.3
IRC PRIVMSG command for sending text 29.3
IRC protocol 29.3
IRC secret channel 29.3
irreducible polynomial 6.11, 7.2, 7.5, 8.5.1
I)ruid 23.5
ISAKMP 20.3.4
ISA server, Windows web proxy 19.4
ISN 16.4
ISN generator 16.4, 16.13, 16.14
ISON (IRC command) 29.3
isResumable, SSL Session State 20.4.2
iterated block cipher 8.1
iterated cipher 8.1
iterative name lookup 17.6
Itsik Mantin 9.8.2
IV 9.5.2, 9.5.3, 9.8.1, 14.1, 15.7
iwlist wlan0 scan 9.8.2
J
Jack Huffard 23.2.1
Jacob Appelbaum 13.9
Jaikumar, Padmini, detecting bots (new algo)29.1
jailbreaking 32.3
Jakobsen, Thomas 8.9
J. Alex Halderman 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
James Bond 30.2
James Gosling 27.2
Jaquier, Cyril 24.3
JavaScript, client-side form processing 28.2.1
JavaScript code for tracking cookies 28.2.1
Javascript for downloading from server 28.2.2
JavaScript highlights 28.1, 28.2
Jean-Francois Dhem 32.7.1
Jean-Jacques Quisquater 32.7.1
Jean-Louis Willems 32.7.1
Jean-Philippe Anumasson 15.10
Jennings, Luke 22.8
Jeremy Ashkenas 30.1
Jin Qian 16.9
Joan Daemen 8.1
Joe Stewart 17.11
John Markoff 30.6
John Podesta 30.1
John Pollard 12.9
John Roberts, Chief Justice 32.1
Johnson, Don 14.8.1, 14.13
JOIN (IRC command) 29.3
join-leave churn attack (P2P) 26.8
Jon Kleinberg 26.5
Joseph Stein 5.4.4
JPG image format 9.5.1
js_getdata_from_server.html 28.2.2
JSON 20.5.2
Jumbo Ethernet frame 23.3
Justice John Roberts 32.1
K
Kaashoek, M. Frans 25.4
Kademlia k-bucket, P2P 25.7
Kademlia node_lookup(key), P2P 25.7
Kademlia protocol, P2P 25.7
Kademlia replication parameter, P2P 25.7
Kak, Avinash, detecting bots (new algo) 29.1
Karger, David 25.4
Karpman, Pierre 15.7.1
Karsten Nohl 32.1, 32.5, 32.8
Karthikeyan Bhargavan 13.8
Kasiski Examination 2.9.1
KASUMI 3.2
KASUMI cipher 32.4
k-bucket 25.7
k-bucket, Kademlia 25.7
KDC 10.1, 10.2, 10.3
KDC hierarchy 10.2.1
Keepalive timer, TCP 16.10
Keira Knightly 2.9.1
Keith Campbell 9.2.1
Keller, Nathan 32.4
Kerberos 10.3
kernel, Android 32.3
kernel module 18.1
Kevin Mitnick 16.13
key-alternating cipher 8.1
key distribution center 10.1, 10.2
keyed hash function 15.8
key exchange protocol, direct 13.2
key expansion, AES 8.2, 8.8
key legitimacy, PGP 20.2.1
key, master 10.1, 10.2.1
key mixing 3.3.1
key, one-time 10.8
Key Permutation 2 (DES) 3.3.5
Key Permutation 1 (DES) 3.3.5
Key Reinstallation Attack 9.8
key schedule, AES 8.2
key schedule (DES) 3.3.5
Key Scheduling Algorithm (RC4) 9.7
key, session 10.1
key space 2.1, 3.4
key storage format 12.11
keystream (RC4) 9.7
Khashmir, Kademlia in Python 25.7
Khovratovich, Dmitry 8.1
KICK (IRC command) 29.3
Kido worm 22.6
Kiem-Phong Vo 15.10
KILL (IRC command) 29.3
Klein attack 9.8.1, 9.8.2
Kleinberg network 26.7
Knightly, Edward 16.11
Knightly, Keira 2.9.1
known plaintext attack 8.9
Knudsen, Lars 8.1, 8.9
Kocher, Paul 32.7
Koeune, Francois 32.7.1
KoreK attack 9.8.2
Korol, Viktor 27.1
KPMG 13.4
KRACK attack 9.8
Krebs, Brian 29.8
KSA (RC4) 9.7
Kuzmanovic, Aleksandar 16.11
L
label, type (SELinux) 32.3
LAN 9.8, 9.8.2, 16.2
Landon Curt Noll 15.10
large-scale phishing campaign 30.1.1
Larry Wall 27.2
Lars Knudsen 8.1
Lars, Knudsen 8.9
LAST_ACK, TCP connection state 16.7
Lawrence Abrams 30.7
Layer 7 DDoS attack 29.7
LD_PRELOAD environment variable 19.2.3
leaking information anonymously 20.5
Le Disez, Erwan 32.8
leecher, BitTorrent 25.9
Lee Weinstein 26.4
Le, Long 21.8
lemma, piling up 8.9
length, blockchain 15.9
Lenstra, A. K. 32.6.1
Leonard Adleman 12.2
Leonhard Euler 11.3
Lerdorf, Rasmus 27.2
Leroux, Philippe-Alexandre 32.7.1
level (SELinux) 32.3
Levy, Elias 21.7
LFSR 32.4
liars and witnesses (Miller-Rabin) 11.5.6
libdigest-perl 15.1
libdigest-sha-perl 15.1
libdsocks.so 19.2.3
libnet-rawip-perl package 16.15
libpcap library for packet capture 23.3.1
libssl, a component of OpenSSL 20.4
limit, an iptables extension module 18.11
Lindskog, Stefan 20.5.2
linear approximation bias 8.9
linear approximation table 8.9
linear_approximation_table_generator.pl 8.9
linear attack 8.9
linear congruential generator 10.5, 16.13
linear cryptanalysis 8.9
Linear Feedback Shift Register 32.4
linked list (for hash-table buckets) 15.4
Link Layer, TCP/IP 16.2
link shortening service 30.1
LINKS (IRC command) 29.3
LinkSys router 16.8
Linus Torvalds 18.1
Linux Discretionary Access Control 32.3
Linux kernel 9.8.2
Linux kernel mainline 18.1
linuxwireless.org 9.8.2
Lipton, Richard 32.6.1
LISTEN, TCP connection state 16.7
LIST (IRC command) 29.3
Lizkebab 29.8
LM Hash 24.4
loadable kernel module 18.1
loader, boot 22.1
load factor for a Java container 15.10
Local Area Network 16.2
Local Area Network, Wireless 9.8
local channel, IRC 29.3
local clustering in small worlds 26.4
locale 32.2
localhost, as a host name 16.3
location, an object in JavaScript 28.2
logging with iptables 18.13
log scanning 24.3
long division, polynomials 6.3
longitudinal parity check 15.4
Long Le 21.8
long-range contacts, small worlds 26.4
lookahead assertions (regex) 31.7
look-behind assertions (regex) 31.7
Lookout, a security company 32.2
lookup(key), DHT 25.2
lookup table attack 24.4
loopback address 16.3
loopback address, IPv6 16.3
loopback IP address 17.4
lsmod 18.5
L2TP/IPsec 20.5.3
Lucifer cipher 3.3
Luke Jennings 22.8
Luke Valenta 13.8
M
MAC address 9.8.2, 16.2, 18.11, 23.3
mac, an iptables extension module 18.11
MAC (Mandatory Access Control) 32.3
MAC (Media Access Control) 16.2
MAC (Message Authentication Code) 15.8, 16.8
macchanger 9.8.2
Mac OS X 16.2
macro virus 22.1
magnet links, BitTorrent 25.9
Mail Delivery Agent 31.2
maildrop 31.2
mail exchange server 17.2
mail exchange server in Resource Record 17.4
mailsnarf 23.3
Mail Submission Agent 31.2
Mail Transfer Agent 17.2, 22.5, 31.2
Mail User Agent 31.2
mailutils (a Gnu package) 31.2
making memory nonexecutable 21.8
malware, DNSChanger 17.2
malware, Trojan.Win32.DNSChanger 17.2
managing cookies with JavaScript 28.2.1
Mandatory Access Control (MAC) 32.3
Mandatory Integrity Control 32.3
mangle table for firewall 18.2, 18.3, 18.8
Manindra Agrawal 11.6
man in the middle attack 13.2, 13.4, 13.5, 13.9
MapReduce 15.1
MaraDNS 17.8
Marc Briceno 32.4.1
Marc Stevens 13.9, 15.7.1
Mark Baggett 23.5
Markov-Chain Monte-Carlo estimation 26.7
Markov, Yarik 15.7.1
MARS cipher 8.1
Martin Roesch 23.4
Mary Lynn Reed 26.4
mask, subnet 16.3
MASQUERADE 18.7
master boot record 30.7
master key 10.1, 10.2, 10.2.1
master nameserver, DNS 17.4
Master Secret, SSL Session State 20.4.2
matching variables (regex) 31.7
match modifiers (regex) 31.7
MatchObject 31.7
mathematical attack 12.9
Mathewson, Nick 20.5.2
Matsui, Mitsuru 8.9
Mattathias Schwartz 30.1
Matthew Green 13.8
Matthew Robshaw 8.1
maxentry (Fail2Ban) 24.3
Maximum Transmission Unit 16.3
Maymounkov, Peter 25.7
Mazieres, David 25.7
MBR 30.7
MCF 24.5
MCMC 26.7
MCS (SELinux) 32.3
MDA 31.2
md5_crypt 24.5
MD5 hashing function 13.9
Media Access Control protocol 16.2
meet in the middle attack 8.1, 9.2.2
Meltdown 2.1
memory corruption exploit 28.5
memory stick malware 32.8
Menezes, Alfred 14.8.1, 14.13
message authentication 12.1, 20.1
message authentication code 15.8
message digest 15.1
message fingerprint 15.1
Message Integrity Check (WPA) 9.8.1
Message Integrity Service, SSL 20.4.2
message padding for hashing 15.4
Mestre, Patrick 32.7.1
metadata option, snort rule 23.4
Metasploit Framework 22.9, 23.5
Metasploit Framework, create a shell 23.5
Metasploit Framework, msfencode 23.5
Metasploit Framework, reverse shell 23.5
Metasploit vis-a-vis anti-virus tools 23.5
Meterpreter 23.5
Metropolis-Hastings (MH) algorithm 26.7
Metropolis_Hastings.pl 26.7
M. Frans Kaashoek 25.4
MH, an MUA 31.2
MIC 9.8.1
Michael Wiener 9.2.1
Michal Zalewski 16.13
MiC (Mandatory Integrity Control) 32.3
microcontroller 32.8
microkernel 18.1
MicrosoftDNS 17.8
Microsoft Security Bulletin 21.3.1, 22.6
Microsoft Windows 16.2
Microsoft Windows Media DRM 14.3
middleware for generating web pages 27.1
MI (for Multiplicative Inverse) 5.5
Miller-Rabin algorithm 11.2, 11.5
Miller-Rabin, computational complexity 11.5.7
MIME::Base64, a Perl module 31.8
MIME-compatible Base64 encoding 24.5
mini-bot bot 29.6
miniBot.pl 29.6
mini-tor.dll 22.8
MIPS processor architecture 32.3
mirai botnet 29.8
mIRC client 29.3
MISTY1 cipher 32.4
Mitre 21.3, 23.2.2
Mitre Corporation 28.1
Mitsuru Matsui 8.9
MixColumns, AES 8.4, 8.7
mix columns, AES 8.3
mkfifo command 23.6
MLS/MCS Range 32.3
MLS (SELinux) 32.3
MMDG, an MTA 31.2
mobile billing fraud 2.1
mobile devices, security 32.1
mobile devices, vulnerabilities 32.1
mobile IP 32.9
mobile OS 32.2, 32.3
mobile security, GAO report 32.1
mobile unwanted software (MUwS) 2.1
mobility support, IP 32.9
MODE (IRC command) 29.3
modern deities and prophets 27.2
MODE_WORLD_READABLE 32.3
MODE_WORLD_WRITABLE 32.3
mod operator 2.3
modprobe 18.5
mod-security module for Apache server 27.8
modular arithmetic notation 5.1
Modular Crypt Format 24.5
modular exponentiation 12.3.2
modular exponentiation algorithm 12.5.1
modular exponentiation, decryption 12.5
modular exponentiation, encryption 12.5
modular inversion 12.3.3
modular polynomial arithmetic 7.2
modulo addition 5.3.2
modulo multiplication 5.3.2
ModulusHarvestor.pl 13.4.1
modulus polynomial 7.3
modulus, prime 10.5
Mohamed Ali Kaafar 20.5
monoalphabetic cipher 2.5
monolithic kernel 18.1
Montgomery remainder algorithm 13.8
Morris, Robert 25.4
Morris worm 22.5
MOV attack 14.9, 14.10, 14.14
MOV condition 14.14
movemail 31.2
mprexe.dll 30.3
Mr. BigShot 15.6
Mr. Creepy 15.6
MS02-004 21.3.1
MS08-067 vulnerability 22.6
MS10-046 vulnerability 22.7
MS10-061 vulnerability 22.7
MS17-010 vulnerability 22.8
MSA 31.2
MSC (USB Device Class) 32.8
MS-DOS PE header 31.4
msfencode, Metasploit Framework 23.5
msfpayload, Metasploit Framework 23.5
MTA 17.2, 31.2
MTU 16.3
MUA 31.2
multicasting 16.2
Multi-Category Security 32.3
multi-character encryption 2.7
multi-layer switching 29.7.1
Multi-Level Security 32.3
multimedia attachments 2.4
multiplicative identity element 5.5.1
multiplicative inverse 4.6, 5.3.2, 5.5, 5.5.1, 5.6, 5.6.2, 8.5.1, 13.6
multiplicative inverse in GF(2^n) 7.11
Munk Center for International Studies 30.5
Murphy, Sean 8.1
mutating virus 22.1
mutex, synchronization primitive 22.6.1
Mutt, an MUA 31.2
mutual exclusion 22.6.1
MUwS 2.1
MX record 17.2
myfirewall.sh 18.6
mysqladmin command 27.4
mysql, command-line shell 27.4
MySQL database management system 27.4
mysql, system-supplied admin database 27.4
MySQL views for row-level security 27.4
MySQL with row-level security 27.4
MZ header for MS-DOS exectables 31.4
N
Nadia Heninger 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
named.conf config file 17.8.1
named, DNS nameserver 17.8.1
name lookup 17.2
name lookup, reverse 17.2
name resolver 17.2, 17.3
nameserver, authoritative 17.3
names, IRC command 29.4
NAMES (IRC command) 29.3
name=value pairs in a cookie 28.2.1
NAP 29.7.2
Napster 25.1
Napster, central index server 25.1
NASL 23.2.1
NAT 18.7, 20.3
Nathan Evans 25.8
Nathan Keller 32.4
National Security Agency 22.8
nat table for firewall 18.2, 18.3, 18.7
nc command 23.6
ND bit 21.8
Neal Koblitz 14.11
Needham-Schroeder protocol 10.2
Neeraj Kayal 11.6
nessus-adduser 23.2.2
nessus client 23.2.1
nessusd server 23.2.1
Nessus for SYN scanning 23.2.3
Nessus, installation 23.2.2
nessus-rmuser 23.2.2
Nessus scanner 23.2.1
Nessus scanner plugins 23.2.1
Nessus SNMP scanning 23.2.3
nessus-update-plugins 23.2.1, 23.2.2
Nessus vulnerability scanner 23.2.1
NetBIOS 16.2
NetBIOS Share Propagation Mode 22.6
NetBT 16.2
netcat 23.6
netcat for creating a command shell 23.6
netcat for creating a reverse shell 23.6
netcat for file transfer 23.6
netcat for port redirection 23.6
netcat for port scanning 23.6
netcat for setting a chat link 23.6
netcat.openbsd 23.6
netcat.traditional 23.6
Net::DNS, a Perl module 17.12
netfilter infrastructure 18.1
netpass.exe 30.7
netpass.txt 30.7
Net::RawIP, a Perl module 16.15, 17.12
Netscape 20.4
netstat -n 16.16
netstat utility 16.7, 16.16
Network Access Point 29.7.2
Network Address Translation 18.7, 20.3
network analyzer 23.3
Network Attack Scripting Language 23.2.1
Network Basic Input/Output System 16.2
network interface 18.1
network layer security with IPSec 20.3
Network Layer, TCP/IP 16.2, 16.3
network security tools 23.2.1
network shares 22.6
network, substitution permutation 8.1
Network Time Protocol (NTP) 29.7
NEW, packet state for iptables 18.11
nftables 18.1
nick aliases, Freenode 29.4
nick aliases, grouping 29.4
nick authentication, Freenode 29.4
nick, IRC 29.3
NICK (IRC command) 29.3
Nick Mathewson 20.5, 20.5.2
nickname, IRC 29.3
nick registration 29.4
NickServ, Freenode 29.4
Nikita Borisov 25.11
NIST 3.3, 8.1, 13.6, 15.1, 15.7.1
Nitin Saxena 11.6
nmap, a port scanner 23.1.3
Nobori, Daiyuu 20.5.3
nodeID, DHT 25.3
node identifier, DHT 25.3
node identifier, Freenet 26.2
node in a P2P network 25.1
Node.js for server-side scripting 27.1
node_lookup(key), Kademlia 25.7
node proximity issues, P2P 25.5
node proximity metric, Pastry 25.6
nodirect, Firefox add-on 28.2.1
Nohl, Karsten 32.1, 32.5, 32.8
Noll, Landon Curt 15.10
noncapturing groupings 31.7
non-capturing groupings (regex) 31.7
nonce 10.2, 10.4, 13.3.1
non-delivering recipe, Procmail 31.8
nonexecutable memory 21.8
non-exit relay (Tor) 20.5.2
nonextracting groupings 31.7
non-greedy quantifiers (regex) 31.7
nop-sled 28.5
Norse map 2.1
notation, group 4.2
notation, ring 4.4
NOTICE (IRC command) 29.3
NP, exponential-time class 11.5.7
NSA 22.8
NSCOUNT (DNS message) 17.12
nslookup utility 17.3, 17.5, 17.8
NS, nameserver in Resource Record 17.4
NTLM Hash 24.4
NTLMv2 Hash 24.4
NTP amplification attack 29.7
NTP (Network Time Protocol) 29.7
Nucrypt botnet 29.9
null, a primitive type in JavaScript 28.2
number, a primitive type in JavaScript 28.2
number field sieve 12.9
NVD 28.1
NX bit 21.8
NXDOMAIN error 17.2
O
OAEP 12.7
Oakley Group 1 13.8
Oakley Group 2 13.8
Oakley Group 5 13.8
Oakley Key-Exchange Protocol 13.8, 20.3.4
OAuth 24.6
object, an object type in JavaScript 28.2
OBJECT IDENTIFIER, an ASN.1 keyword 12.11
Oecshlin, Phillipe 24.4
OFB 9.5, 9.5.4
OID 13.10
OIDC 24.6
one-time key 10.8
OneWordSub botnet 29.9
Onion Proxy, Tor 20.5
Onion Router, Tor 20.5
onsubmit attribute of HTML form element 28.2.1
OPCODE (DNS message) 17.12
open-ended small-world P2P overlay 26.1
OpenID Connect 24.6
OpenPGP 20.2, 20.2.1
open port 23.1
OpenSSH, an open-source library 20.4
OpenSSL 12.11, 23.2.2
OpenSSL, an open-source library 13.4, 13.10, 20.4
openssl command 13.4, 13.10
openssl genrsa command 12.11
openssl rsa command 12.11
Open Systems Interconnection 16.2
OpenVPN 20.5.3
Open Web Application Security Project 28.3
OpenWrt/LEDE/Linino/DD-Wrt 29.8
operating system 18.1
operator, commutative 4.3
operator, group 4.2
operator, mod 2.3
operator, ring 4.4.1
OPER (IRC command) 29.3
OP, Onion Proxy 20.5
opportunistic unchoking, BitTorrent 25.9
Options field, IP header 16.3
Options field, TCP header 16.4
order of a finite field 7.8, 7.12
order of a group 11.8, 13.5
order of an element 13.5
order of an elliptic curve 14.9
order of a point on elliptic curve 14.13, 14.14
Organization Validation certificate 13.3
origin server 29.7.1
OR, Onion Router 20.5
Orr Dunkelman 32.4
OSI 16.2
Oskar Sandberg 26.7
OS, mobile 32.2, 32.3
Ostro Linux 29.8
Outlook, an MUA 31.2
OUTPUT chain of filter table 18.4
output differential 8.9
output feedback mode 32.4
output state array 8.1
OV certificate 13.3
overflowexample.c 21.7
overlay network 20.3, 25.1, 29.3
OWASP 28.3
Ozdok botnet 29.9
P
P, polynomial-time class 11.5.7
P2P, adaptive 25.1
P2P based C&C for botnets 29.9
P2P darknet overlay 26.1
P2P, fault tolerance 25.1
P2P network, churn 25.3
P2P network, structured 25.1, 26.1
P2P network, unstructured 25.1, 26.1
P2P overlay, open-ended small-world 26.1
P2P security, falsifying routing table 25.10
P2P security issues 25.10
P2P, self-organizing nodes 25.1
P2P sender anonymity 25.11
P2P, small-world 26.1
packet filtering firewall 18.1
packet filtering for Windows 18.1
packet header, IPv6 16.3, 20.3.1
packet header, IPv4 16.3, 20.3.1
packet layer security with IPSec 20.3
packet sniffer, dsniff 23.3
packet sniffing 23.3
packet sniffing with wireshark 23.3.2
packet state ESTABLISHED, iptables 18.11
packet state ESTABLISHED, tracking 18.11
packet state INVALID, iptables 18.11
packet state NEW, connection tracking 18.11
packet state NEW, iptables 18.11
packet state RELATED, iptables 18.11
padding, a Tor control command 20.5
Padding field, ESP header 20.3.3
Padding field, IP header 16.3
Padmini Jaikumar, detecting bots (new algo) 29.1
pairwise coprime 11.7
PAL2 9.8
PAL3 9.8
parameterized query 27.6
parentheses for grouping, regex 31.7
parity check 9.8.1
parity check, longitudinal 15.4
PART (IRC command) 29.3
passive CCA 12.7
passlib (Python) 24.5
passphrase 9.8
passthru, PHP 27.2
password change, Freenode 29.4
password cracking 22.3, 24.4
password cracking with hash chains 24.4
password cracking with rainbow tables 24.4
password hashing schemes 24.5
passwords stored in Conficker worm 24.2
Pastry protocol, P2P 25.6
Pastry routing table, P2P 25.6
path of trust, Freenet 26.2
Patrick Mestre 32.7.1
Patrick Schaller 21.7
Paul Erdos 26.4
Paul Kocher 32.7
Paul Mockapetris 17.2
Paul Mutton 29.5, 29.6
Paul Syverson 20.5
Paul Vixie 17.8
Paul Zimmerman 13.8
Payload Data field, ESP header 20.3.3
payload detection option, snort rule 23.4
P-box (DES) 3.3.1, 3.3.4
P-Box permutation (DES) 3.3.4
pcap API 23.3.1
PDO (PHP Data Objects) 27.5, 27.6
PEDA 21.8
peer, BGP 29.7.2
Peer Certificate, SSL Session State 20.4.2
Peer Exchange protocol, BitTorrent 25.9
peer-to-peer model 25.1
PE file format 31.4
PEM format for certificates 13.4, 13.10
penetration testing 23.5
Pere Manils 20.5
Perfect Forward Secrecy 12.6
per hop behavior 16.3
Perl code: differential_attack_toy_example.pl 8.9
Perl code: find_differentials_correlations.pl 8.9
Perl code for AbraWorm.pl 22.4
Perl code for AES byte substitution 8.5.2
Perl code for AES key expansion 8.8.2
Perl code for a network client 19.3.4
Perl code for an internet server 19.3.4
Perl code for an IRC client 29.5
Perl code for a spam spewing bot 29.6
Perl code for a SYN flood DoS attack 16.15
Perl code for a virus 22.2
Perl code for Binary GCD 5.4.4
Perl code for block encryption of an image 9.5.1
Perl code for DecryptForFun.pl 2.11
Perl code for DES encryption of an image 9.5.1
Perl code for dns_fake_response.pl 17.12
Perl code for elliptic cuves 14.8.1
Perl code for EncryptForFun.pl 2.11
Perl code for Extended Euclid's algo 5.7
Perl code for GCD 5.4.4
Perl code for GCD for large numbers 5.4.4
Perl code for generate_round_keys() (for DES) 3.3.7
Perl code for get_encryption_key() (for DES) 3.3.6
Perl code for harvesting RSA moduli 13.4.1
Perl code for illustrate_des_substitution.pl 3.3.3
Perl code for integer factorization 12.9
Perl code for integer factorization with Math::BigInt 12.9
Perl code for ircClient.pl 29.5
Perl code for Metropolis-Hastings 26.7
Perl code for MI for large numbers 5.7
Perl code for Miller-Rabin test 11.5.5
Perl code for miniBot.pl 29.6
Perl code for mounting DoS attack 16.15
Perl code for port scanning 16.15
Perl code for primality testing (large ints) 11.5.5
Perl code for SHA-1 15.7.3
Perl code for small-world simulation 26.4
Perl code: linear_approximation_table_generator.p l8.9
perlfaq4 2.12
Perl regular expressions 31.7
Perl's binding operator =~ 31.7
Perl's matching operator m// 31.7
permutation 2.2
permutation cipher 2.10
permutation group 4.2.3, 9.2.1
permutation, P-Box (DES) 3.3.4
permutation set 4.2.1
permutation step in DES 3.2
Persist Timer, TCP 16.6, 16.10
Peter Druschel 25.6
Peter Maymounkov 25.7
PEX protocol, BitTorrent 25.9
PGP 9.4, 15.7.1, 20.2
PGP Authentication Service 20.2
PGP Compatibility Service 20.2
PGP Compression Service 20.2
PGP Confidentiality Service 20.2
PGP key management issues 20.2.1
PGP Segmentation Service 20.2
PGP's notion of certificate authority 20.2.1
PGP's Web of Trust 20.2.1
PHA 2.1
PHA (Potentially Harmful App) 32.3
pharming 17.10
phase space 16.13
Phatbot bot 29.9
PHB 16.3
PHB, Assured Forwarding (AF) 16.3
PHB, Default 16.3
PHB, Expedited 16.3
PHB, Voice Admit 16.3
phenomenon, small-world 26.3
Philip Guenther 31.8
Philippe-Alexandre Leroux 32.7.1
Philipp Winter 20.5.2
Phillipe Oecshlin 24.4
Phillip Porras 22.6
Phil Schwartz 24.3
Phil Zimmerman 20.2
phishing 2.1
phishing attack 17.10, 30.1
phishing campaign 30.1.1
PHP 27.1
PHP CLI 27.2
PHP7.0-CLI package 27.3
PHP code for file uploading 27.3
PHP Command Line Interface 27.2
PHP Data Objects (PDO 27.5
PHP Data Objects (PDO) 27.6
PHP exploit to spew out spam 27.3
php.ini 27.2
PHP7.2, installation 27.1
PHP, language support for databases 27.2
PHP+MySQL 27.5
php7.0-mysql package 27.5
PHP, server side scripting 27.2
PHP, system program execution functions 27.2
PHP to retrieve from MySQL database 27.5
Physical Layer, TCP/IP 16.2, 23.3
Pierre Karpman 15.7.1
Pierrick Gaudry 13.8
piling-up lemma 8.9
Pine, an MUA 31.2
PING (IRC command) 29.3
PKCS 13.4
PKCS#v1.5 12.7
PKCS#1v2.x 12.7
PKI 13.4, 20.2.1
plaintext 2.1
plaintext-ciphertext attack 9.8.2
plaintext differential 8.9
Playfair cipher 2.7
Playfair cipher, security 2.7.4
PlayStation3 14.1, 14.13
plugins for Nessus scanner 23.2.1
Podesta, John 30.1
point at infinity, elliptic curve 14.4
pointer in Resource Record 17.4
pointer query, DNS 17.3
point of attachment (mobility) 32.9
Pollard-lambda 13.7
Pollard-rho 13.7
polyalphabetic cipher 2.9
poly_cipher.pl 2.12
poly_cipher.py 2.12
polymorphic virus 22.8
polynomial addition 6.2
polynomial arithmetic 6.1
polynomial, constant 6.1
polynomial division 6.2, 6.10
polynomial, irreducible 6.11, 7.2
polynomial multiplication 6.2
polynomial, prime 6.11
polynomial ring 6.9, 7.1
polynomial ring over a finite field 11.6.1
polynomials, arithmetic operations 6.2
polynomials over a field 6.5
polynomials over a finite field 6.5
polynomials over GF(2) 6.6
polynomial subtraction 6.2
polynomial time algorithms 11.5.7
polynomial, zeroth-degree 6.1
PONG (IRC command) 29.3
POP3 16.2
port 22 18.15, 24.1
port 23 21.3
port 53 17.8
port 113 18.15
port 139 16.2, 22.8
port 443 13.4.1, 19.6, 30.6
port 445 16.2, 22.8
port 848 20.3.4
port 1080 19.2
port 3128 19.4.1
port 6667 29.5
port 8501 19.5.3
port 9000 19.3.4
Portable Executable file format 31.4
port, closed 16.15, 23.1
port, filtered 23.1
port forwarding 19.2
port forwarding on a home router 23.6
port forwarding with iptables 18.12
port, open 16.15, 23.1
ports and services 21.1
port scanning 23.1
port scanning with connect() 23.1.1
port scanning with netcat 23.6
port scanning with nmap 23.1.3
port scanning with SYN packets 23.1.2
port_scan.pl 16.15
ports, Private 21.1
ports, Registered 21.1
ports, Well Known 21.1
port unreachable ICMP message 18.2
position independent code 21.8
Postfix, an MTA 31.2
Potentially Harmful App 32.3
Potentially Harmful Application (PHA) 2.1
Poulo-Cazajou, Benoit 32.8
power analysis attack 32.5
PPM image format 9.5.1
PPP 16.2
pq-prime 12.9
Preamble field, Ethernet frame 23.3
predecessor pointer, Chord 25.4
preferential attachment 26.4
prefix hijacking attack 29.7.2
prepared statement (SQL) 27.6
preprocessor, hypertext 27.2
PREROUTING chain of mangle table 18.2
Presentation Layer, TCP/IP 16.2
Pre-Shared Key 9.8.1
Pretty Good Privacy 20.2
primality testing 11.2
primality testing, probe 11.2
primary DNS nameserver 17.6
prime finite field 5.5, 14.8
PrimeGenerator.py 12.13
prime modulus 10.5
prime number, definition 11.1
prime polynomial 6.11
prime, relative 5.3.2, 5.5, 11.1
primes, Sophie Germain 13.8
primitive root modulo n 11.8
Printer (USB Device Class) 32.8
privacy and anonymity 25.11
Privacy Enhanced Mail 13.10
Private Key Ring 20.2.1
private networks 18.3
private networks, Class A 18.3
private networks, Class C 18.3
privilege escalation 2.1
PRIVMSG (IRC command) 29.3
PRNG 10.5, 10.8, 16.13
probe for primality testing 11.2
Procmail, an MDA 31.2
procmail command for testing recipes 31.8
.procmailrc file 31.2
.procmailrc file composition 31.8
Procmail recipe, the three parts 31.8
/proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail 10.9.1
/proc/sys/kernel/random/poolsize 10.9.1
producer trust, PGP 20.2.1
product tree 12.8
program crashing with segfault 21.6
promiscuous mode, interface operation 23.3
prophets 27.2
protocol analyzer 23.3
Protocol, ARP 23.3
Protocol, Authorization 24.6
Protocol, DKIM 31.5
Protocol, DMARC 31.5
Protocol field, IP header 16.3
protocol field, IPv4 20.3.1
protocol, GDOI 20.3.4
protocol number 51 20.3.1
protocol number 50 20.3.1
Protocol, SPM 31.5
protocol stack, TCP/IP 16.1
protocol, EAP 9.8
proverbial visitor from Mars 32.1
proxy, anonymizing 19.1
proxy, circuit-level 19.2.2
proxy for caching web objects 19.1
proxy protocol, generic 19.2
proxy, reverse 19.3.1
proxy server, anonymizing 19.4
proxy-server firewall 18.1
proxy server, high anonymity 19.3.3
PS3, code authentication 14.13
pseudo header, TCP 16.4
pseudorandom bit generator 10.7
pseudorandom byte stream 9.6, 9.7
pseudorandom number generator 10.5, 16.13
pseudorandom numbers 10.4.1
pseudorandom sequence 9.6
PSH bit, TCP header 16.4
PSK 9.8.1
PS3 (PlayStation3) 14.1
ptrace 32.3
PTW attack 9.8.2
public key, authenticated 13.3
public key authentication 13.3
public-key cryptography 2.1, 12.1
Public Key Cryptography Systems 13.4
Public Key Infrastructure 13.4
Public Key Ring 20.2.1
pull mode for bot commands 29.2
Purdue Air Link (PAL) 9.8
PurdueCompsec IRC channel 29.4
push mode for bot commands 29.2
Python client code for fetching a single doc 27.7
Python code for AbraWorm.py 22.4
Python code for AES byte substitution 8.5.2
Python code for AES key expansion 8.8.2
Python code for an internet server 19.3.4
Python code for a virus 22.2
Python code for Binary GCD 5.4.4
Python code for block encryption of an image 9.5.1
Python code for DecryptForFun.py 2.11
Python code for DES encryption of an image 9.5.1
Python code for digitally_sign_the_coin() 15.9
Python code for dns_fake_response.py 17.12
Python code for elliptic curves 14.8.1
Python code for EncryptForFun.py 2.11
Python code for Extended Euclid's algo 5.7
Python code for extracting info from public key 12.11
Python code for GCD 5.4.4
Python code for generate_round_keys() (for DES) 3.3.7
Python code for generating primes 12.13
Python code for get_encryption_key() (for DES) 3.3.6
Python code for get_tor_relays.py 20.5.2
Python code for harvesting RSA moduli 13.4.1
Python code for illustrate_des_substitution.py 3.3.3
Python code for integer factorization 12.9
Python code for ircClient.py 29.5
Python code for MI in GF(2^n) 7.11
Python code for Miller-Rabin test 11.5.5
Python code for miniBot.py 29.6
Python code for network client 19.3.4
Python code for Pollard-rho 12.9
Python code for port scanning 16.15
Python code for prime number generation 12.13
Python code for SHA-1 15.7.3
Python code for SHA-256 15.7.4
Python code for SYN flood DoS attack 16.15
Python code for TestHTTPServerWithNoCRLF.py 27.7
Q
QCLASS (DNS message) 17.12
QDCOUNT (DNS message) 17.12
Qmail, an MTA 31.2
QNAME (DNS message) 17.12
QR (DNS message) 17.12
QTYPE (DNS message) 17.12
quad-dotted notation for IPv4 addresses 16.3
quadratic form 14.3
quadratic sieve 12.9
quantifier metacharacters (regex) 31.7
query, parameterized 27.6
query strings in URL syntax 28.4
Question section (DNS) 17.12
Quisquater, Jean-Jacques 32.7.1
QUIT (IRC command) 29.3
quit, IRC command 29.4
quotient 6.3
R
Raas 30.7
RA (DNS message) 17.12
RA, Registration Authority 13.3
Rainbow Skip Graph protocol, P2P 25.8
rainbow table attack 24.4
Ralf-Philipp Weinmann 9.8.2
Ralph Langner 22.7
Ralph Merkle 15.7
Random Canary 21.4.1
random graph, clustering coefficient 26.4
random graph, diameter 26.4
randomized algorithm 11.5.7
randomized polynomial time 11.5.7
randomized test 11.6
random number generation 10.4
random numbers, crypto secure 10.5
random numbers, true 10.4.1
random seek time 19.4.1
Random XOR Canary 21.4.1
ransomware 2.1, 22.8
ransomware attack 30.7
ransomware, WannaCrypt 22.8
Rasmus Lerdorf 27.2
Raspbian 29.8
R.A.T management tool 30.4
R.A.T, Remote Administration Tool 30.4
raw socket 16.14, 16.15
raw table for firewall 18.2, 18.3, 18.9
RBAC (SELinux) 32.3
rBot/RxBot bot 29.9
rbp, a 64-bit x86 register 21.4
RC4 algorithm 9.7
RC6 cipher 8.1
RCODE (DNS message) 17.12
R.C.S, Remote Control System 30.4
RC4 stream cipher 9.7
RDATA (DNS message) 17.12
RD (DNS message) 17.12
RDLENGTH (DNS message) 17.12
re, a Python module for regex matching 31.7
Rechberger, Christian 8.1
recipe, Procmail 31.8
recipes in nested blocks, Procmail 31.8
recording terminal session 12.5.1
Record Protocol, SSL 20.4, 20.4.2
recursive acronym 27.2
recursive DNS query 17.7.1
Recursive Nameserver 17.4
REDIRECT 18.7
regex based filtering of spam 31.1
regexp 31.7
register 21.4
registering a channel, IRC 29.3
registering a nick, IRC 29.3
registration authority 13.3
regular expressions, Perl 31.7
regular expressions used by Procmail 31.7
REHASH (IRC command) 29.3
Reka Albert 26.4
RELATED, packet state for iptables 18.11
relational algebra 27.4
relational database 27.4
relation (in a database) 27.4
relationship, affine 8.9
relatively prime 5.3.2, 5.5, 11.1
relay, bridge (Tor) 20.5.2
relay connected, Tor 20.5
relay data, Tor 20.5
relay end, Tor 20.5
relay, exit (Tor) 20.5.2
relay extended, Tor 20.5
relay extend, Tor 20.5
relay, non-exit (Tor) 20.5.2
relay sendme, Tor 20.5
relay teardown, Tor 20.5
relay torpacket 20.5
relay truncated, Tor 20.5
relay truncate, Tor 20.5
reliable protocol 16.4
remainder, modular arithmetic 5.1
remainders, set of 5.2
remainder tree 12.8
Remote Administration Tool, R.A.T 30.4
Remote Control System, R. C. S. 30.4
Remote Procedure Call 22.6
remote scripting 28.2.2
remote security scanner 23.2.1
remote socket 16.5
Renaud Deraison 23.2.1
rendezvous point 22.6.1
Renyi, Alfred 26.4
replay attack 9.8.2, 10.2, 16.17, 20.3.2
replicating content, Chord protocol 25.4
replication parameter, Kademlia 25.7
request token, OAuth 24.6
Reserved field, TCP header 16.4
residue 5.2
residues, set of 5.2
resolver, name 17.2
resource exhaustion attack 29.7
Resource Record 17.4
Resource Record (DNS) 17.12
RESTART (IRC command) 29.3
Retransmission Timeout, TCP 16.11
retransmission timer 16.11
Retransmission Timer, TCP 16.10
RetrieveFromMySQL.php 27.5
return-to-libc attack 21.8
reverse DNS lookup 17.3
reverse proxy 19.3.1
reverse record, DNS 17.4
reverse-shell vs. shell 23.6
rewiring, small world simulations 26.4
rexec 22.3
RFC 792 16.2
RFC 793 16.4, 16.9
RFC 1421 13.4
RFC 1459 29.3
RFC 1918 17.8.1
RFC 1928 19.1
RFC 1948 16.13
RFC 2186 19.4
RFC 2187 19.4
RFC 2246 20.4, 20.4.1
RFC 2412 13.8
RFC 2581 16.11
RFC 2597 16.3
RFC 2671 29.7
RFC 2810 29.3
RFC 2812 29.5
RFC 2827 16.13, 16.14
RFC 2988 16.11
RFC 3246 16.3
RFC 3260 16.3
RFC 3447 12.11
RFC 4253 12.11
RFC 4303 20.3.3
RFC 4716 12.11
RFC 4880 20.2, 20.2.1
RFC 5280 13.4
RFC 5996 20.3.4
RFC 6407 20.3.4
RFC 6520 20.4.1, 20.4.4
RFC 6582 16.11
RFC 6633 16.2
RFC 6749 24.6
RFC 6818 13.4
RFC Convert::ASN1, a Perl module 12.11
RFC pyasn1, a Python library 12.11
Richard Brent 12.9
Richard DeMill 32.6.1
Richard Lipton 32.6.1
Richard Schroeppel 13.8
Richard Stallman 27.2
Richarte Gerardo 21.4.1
Rick Adams 17.8
Rijmen, Vincent 8.1
Rijndael cipher 8.1, 8.9
ring 4.4
ring, commutative 4.4.3, 4.5, 6.9
ring lattice 26.4
ring notation 4.4
ring, polynomial 6.9, 7.1
Ritchie, Dennis 27.2
rlogin 17.3
rlogind server 17.3
Robert Morris 25.4
Robshaw, Matthew 8.1
Roger Dingledine 20.5, 20.5.2
Role-Based Access Control 32.3
role (SELinux) 32.3
Ron Gula 23.2.1
Ron Rivest 12.2
root app 32.3
root CA 13.3, 13.4, 13.9
root DNS nameserver 17.3, 17.4
rooting 2.1
rooting app 2.1, 32.2
root key (WEP) 9.8.1, 9.8.2
root shell 21.7
Ross Anderson 8.1, 30.3, 30.5
rotated-XOR hash algorithm 15.4
rotor machine 2.9.1
roulette wheel 10.4.1
round key (AES) 8.3, 8.8
round key (DES) 3.2.1, 3.3.5
Round-Trip Time Variation 16.11
Round-Trip Transmission Time, TCP 16.11
router 9.8
router, edge 16.14
routing, anonymized 20.5
routing table 16.16, 25.2
routing table, Chord 25.4
routing table, Pastry 25.6
row-level database security 27.4
Rowstron, Antony 25.6
ROXR hash algorithm 15.4
RPC 22.6
RP (randomized polynomial time) 11.5.7
RR (DNS) 17.4, 17.12
RSA 12.2, 20.5
RSA-200 12.10
RSA-576 12.10
RSA-640 12.10
RSA-704 12.10.1
RSA-768 12.10.1
RSA-896 12.10.1
RSA-1024 12.10.1
RSA-1536 12.10.1
RSA-2048 12.10.1
RSA algorithm 12.2
RSA algorithm, calculating private d 12.3.3
RSA algorithm, choosing public e 12.3.2
RSA algorithm, computational steps 12.3
RSA algorithm, proof 12.2.3
RSA, a toy example for block encryption 12.4
RSA Factorization Challenge (old) 12.10
RSA Labs 12.10
RSA scheme 12.7
RSA security 12.8, 12.9
RSG protocol, P2P 25.8
rsh 22.3, 22.5
rsp, a 64-bit x86 register 21.4
RSPlug malware for Mac OS X 17.2
RST bit, TCP header 16.4
RST packet 16.13, 16.14
rsync utility 19.6
RTO (Retransmission Timeout), TCP 16.11
RTT 16.11
RTT (Round Trip Time), TCP 16.11
RTTVAR 16.11
rulesets for intrusion detection 23.4
rule specification in inversion 18.10
rumor propagation in P2P networks 26.9
RunGatherd 19.5.2
RunGatherer 19.5.2
run-time stack 21.4
Rustock botnet 29.1, 29.9
S
S-addr field, Ethernet frame 23.3
Safety Net (Android) 32.3
SA for a packet 20.3.2
salt 24.5
Samba (SMB protocol) 16.2
SAML 24.6
Samy worm 28.2.2
Sandberg's decentralized routing 26.7
sandbox 32.3
sandboxing an app 32.3
San Diego 16.13
Santiago Zanella-Beguelin 13.8
SA (Security Association) 20.3.4
/sbin/init 32.3
S-box (DES) 3.3.1
SCADA for factory control automation 22.7
scale-free graphs 26.4
scanner.c (mirai) 29.8
scanning for vulneratibilities 23.2
scapy, a python module 16.15
Schaller, Patrick 21.7
schema (a database concept) 27.4
scheme, RSA 12.7
Schneier, Bruce 8.1
Schroeppel, Richard 13.8
Schwartz, Mattathias 30.1
Schwartz, Phil 24.3
Scott Fluhrer 9.8.2
Scott Vanstone 14.8.1, 14.13
screen, an object in JavaScript 28.2
scripting, remote 28.2.2
Scripting with Objects 16.15
SDK, ad network 32.2
Sean Murphy 8.1
search.cpan.org 15.1
SecDev Group 30.5
secondary DNS nameserver 17.6
secret channel, IRC 29.3
secret key 2.1
secret session key 13.1
Secure Hash Algorithm 15.1, 15.7.1
secure hashing 15.3
Secure MIME 9.4
Secure Socket Layer 16.2, 20.4
SecureWorks 30.1
Security Association 20.3.2
security association 20.3.4
security by obscurity 32.1
security, information 20.1
security issues, DHT routing 25.10
security issues, Freenet routing 26.8
security issues, structurd P2P 25.10
security issues, unstructurd P2P 26.8
Security Parameter Index, AH header 20.3.2
Security Parameter Index, ESP header 20.3.3
security scanner 23.2
security services, application layer 20.1
security services, network layer 20.1
security services, transport layer 20.1
security vulnerability scanner 23.2
seed 10.5
seeder, BitTorrent 25.9
segfault 21.6
Segmentation Service, PGP 20.2
segment, TCP 16.6
SELECT * FROM (MySQL) 27.4
SELECT (MySQL) 27.4
self, an object in JavaScript 28.2
SELF file format 14.1
self-replicating code, virus 22.2
self-selection mechanism 26.3
SELinux 32.3
SELinux context 32.3
SELinux versus AppArmor 32.3
semiprime 12.9
sender anonymity, P2P 25.11
sender authentication 20.1
Sender Maximum Segment Size 16.11
Sender Policy Framework (SPF) 31.5
sendmail 17.2, 22.5, 27.3, 31.2
SEQUENCE, an ASN.1 keyword 12.11
sequence, full-period 10.5
Sequence Number field, AH header 20.3.2
Sequence Number field, TCP header 16.4
Sequence Number, TCP header 16.4
sequence, pseudorandom 9.6
Serpent cipher 8.1
server authentication 12.6
server buffer, WeeChat 29.4
server-client authentication 20.4
server, daemon 21.1
server, Dante 19.2.3
server_hello message, SSL handshake 20.4.3
SERVER (IRC command) 29.3
server_key message, SSL handshake 20.4.3
server-only authentication 20.4
server-side cross-site 28.1
server-side cross-site attack 27.3
server-side scripting with Node.js 27.1
server-side XSS attack 27.3
server-to-server synchronization, IRC 29.3
Server Write Key 20.4.2
Server Write MAC Secret 20.4.2
Service Provider 24.6
services and ports 21.1
session identifier 10.2
Session Identifier, SSL Session State 20.4.2
session key 10.1, 20.2
session key, secret 13.1
session layer firewall 19.1
Session Layer Security 20.4
Session Layer, TCP/IP 16.2
session state, SSL 20.4.2
setenforce (SELinix) 32.3
set of remainders 5.2
set of residues 5.2
SET PASSWORD (MySQL) 27.4
setuid 17.9
SHA 15.7.1
sha, a Python module 15.1
SHA-1 15.1, 15.7.3
sha1_crypt 24.5
SHA-1 for content keys in Chord 25.4
SHA-1 for nodeID in Chord protocol 25.4
SHA-1 (Perl code) 15.7.3
SHA-1 (Python code) 15.7.3
SHA-2 15.7.1
Sha2Crypt.java 24.7
SHA-256 15.7.1
sha256_crypt 24.5
SHA-256 (Python code) 15.7.4
SHA-384 15.7.1
SHA-512 15.1, 15.7.1, 15.7.2
sha512_crypt 24.5
ShadowBrokers 22.8
ShadowBT 25.9
Shadow network 30.5
Shadows in the Cloud report 30.5
Shamir, Adi 8.9
SharkPy, Kademlia in Python 25.7
Sharon Goldberg 29.7.2
SHAttered attack 15.7.1
shellcode 21.7
shellcodeasm3.c 21.7
shellcodeasm.c 21.7
shellcode.c 21.7
shellcodeopcode.c 21.7
shell-exec command, PHP 27.2
shell, root 21.7
shellscript for recording server timeouts 27.7
shellscript for terminating processes 27.7
shell vs. reverse-shell 23.6
Sherman brothers 26.3
ShiftRows, AES 8.4, 8.6
shift rows, AES 8.3
shim layer firewall 19.1
Shinjo, Yasushi 20.5.3
Shishir Nagaraja 30.3, 30.5
SHOW GRANTS (MySQL) 27.4
SHoW TABLES (MySQL) 27.4
shrew DDoS attack 29.7
Shrew DoS attack 16.11
side-channel attack 12.5, 32.5
sideloading 32.3
sieve-based method for factorization 12.9
sieve of Eratosthenes 12.9
Signed Executable and Linkabe Format 14.1
Signle Sign-On 24.6
silly_hash2 Perl script 25.2
silly little bot 29.6
Simple Network Management Protocol 23.2.3
simultaneous-open handshake 16.9
simultaneous-open handshake for TCP 16.9
singular curves 14.3
singular elliptic curve 14.5
siniStar (of IRC4Fun) 29.8
sinkholes, DNS 30.5
SipHash 15.10
Sirius living incognito 17.1
six degrees of separation 26.3
Skype 16.3
Slammer worm 22.5
slave nameserver, DNS 17.4
SLIP 16.2
Slowloris DoS attack 27.7
SlowPOST attack 27.7
Slow-Start Phase, TCP 16.11
Slow-Start Treshold, TCP 16.11
Smail, an MTA 31.2
small-world, computer simulation 26.3
small-world networks, routing 26.5
small-world phenomenon 26.3
small_world.pl 26.4
small-world P2P 26.1
small-world P2P overlays 26.1
small-world simulation, Perl code 26.4
small worlds, local clustering 26.4
small worlds, long-range contacts 26.4
smart cards 14.1
smart cards, contactless 14.1
Smart Card (USB Device Class) 32.8
smashing the stack 21.7
SMB 16.2
S/MIME 9.4, 15.7.1
Smoothed Round-Trip Time, TCP 16.11
SMS fraud 2.1
SMSS 16.11
SMTP 16.2, 17.2
Snappy Ubuntu Core 29.8
SNAT 18.7
sndvol.exe 30.3
sneak ACK attack 16.9
SNMP 23.2.3
snort for intrusion detection 23.4
snort rule, flowbits option 23.4
snort rule, flow option 23.4
snort rule, metadata option 23.4
snort rule, payload detection option 23.4
snort rulesets 23.4
Snowfox, Android malware 32.2
SOA (Start of Authority) 17.6
social engineering attack 30.2
SOCK_DGRAM, socket type 16.14, 16.15
socket 16.5
socket, AF_INET 16.14, 16.15
socket, AF_UNIX 16.14, 16.15
socket, a python module 16.15
socket attributes 16.14, 16.15
socket domain 16.14, 16.15
socket number 21.3
socket protocol 16.14, 16.15
socket, raw 16.14, 16.15
socket type 16.14, 16.15
SOCK_RAW, socket type 16.14, 16.15
SOCKS4 19.2.1
SOCKS 19.2
SOCKS5 19.2.1
SOCKS client 19.2
SOCKS, for Windows platform 19.2.3
socksifying a client call 19.2
socksifying an application 19.2.3
SOCKS server 19.2
SOCK_STREAM, socket type 16.14, 16.15
SoftEther VPN 20.5.3
SOHO 9.8
SOIF format 19.5.2
Sophie Germain primes 13.8
Source Address field, IP header 16.3
Source Address field, IPv6 header 16.3
source address spoofing 16.13
source code exposure vulnerability 28.6
source, entropy 10.8
Source Port, TCP header 16.4
source quench messages, ICMP (deprecated)16.2
source socket 16.5
Spafford, Eugene 22.5
spam 2.1
spam, as a source of malware 31.1
spam, Bayesian filters 31.1
spambot 31.1
Spam, Despite SPF, DKIM, and DMARC 31.6
spam filter effectiveness, definition 31.1
spam filtering 31.1
spam spewing bot 29.6
Spamthru botnet 29.9
spanning tree 29.3
Spartacus attack 25.10
spawning a shell 21.7
spear phishing attack 30.1
specifying alternatives, regex 31.7
Spectre 2.1
SPF, Email Authentication Protocol 31.5, 31.6
SPI 20.3.2
split-handshake attack 16.9
split-handshake for TCP 16.9
spoofed email with attachment 30.2
spoofing, IP source address 16.13
spoofing set 16.13, 17.12
Springall, Drew 13.8
spyware 2.1
spyware, commercial 2.1
SQL injection attack 27.5, 27.6
SQL injection vulnerability 27.5, 27.6, 28.6
SQlite 32.3
SQlite database (Android) 32.3
squid3 19.4.1
Squid as anonymizing HTTP proxy 19.4
Squid cache manager 19.4.2
Squid for web caching 19.4
Squid proxy server, configuration 19.4.3
Squid, version 3 19.4.1
SQUIT (IRC command) 29.3
Srizbi botnet 29.9
srm 20.2
SSH 15.7.1, 16.2, 17.3, 22.3, 24.1
SSH, confidentiality 16.8
ssh-keygen 12.11
ssh-keygen command 12.11
SSH, maintaining data integrity 16.8
sshmitm 23.3
ssh-proxy 19.6
SSH, server authentication by client 16.8
SSH tunneling through HTTP proxy 19.6
SSID 9.8
SSL 15.8, 16.2, 20.4
SSL Alert Protocol 20.4
SSL Cipher Exchange Protocol 20.4
SSL Connection 20.4.1
SSL connection state 20.4.3
SSL handshake, client_hello message 20.4.3
SSL handshake, finished message 20.4.3
SSL Handshake protocol 20.4
SSL Handshake Protocol 20.4.3
SSL handshake, server_hello message 20.4.3
SSL handshake, server_key message 20.4.3
SSL, Heartbeat Extension 20.4.1, 20.4.4
SSL, Heartbleed bug 20.4.4
SSL record 20.4.2
SSL Record Protocol 20.4, 20.4.2
SSL Session 20.4.1
SSL session state 20.4.2
SSL/TLS 9.7, 13.4, 15.7.1, 16.2, 20.4
SSL/TLS, Heartbeat Extension 12.6, 20.4.1, 20.4.4
SSL/TLS, Heartbleed bug 20.4.4
SSL-VPN 20.5.3
SSO 24.6
SSP 21.4.1
SSTHRESH 16.11
SSTP 20.5.3
stackframe 21.4, 21.6
stack frame 21.4
stack pointer 21.4
stack, smashing 21.7
Stack Smashing Protection 21.4.1
Stallman, Richard 27.2
Stanley Milgram 26.3
Starbuckaroo coffee shop 17.1
Starbucks coffee shop 16.14
StartMonitorModeInterface.sh 9.8.2
Start of Authority, DNS 17.6
state array, AES 8.1, 8.6
state array, input 8.1
state array, output 8.1
state extension module, iptables 18.11
state of a packet, connection tracking 18.11
state transitions, TCP 16.7
state vector (RC4) 9.7
statistical attack 2.6
STATS (IRC command) 29.3
Status Bar (WeeChat IRC client) 29.4
Stavrou, Angelos 32.8
stealing cookies with XSS 28.4
Stefan Lindskog 20.5.2
Stefano Di Paola 28.1
Stein's Algorithm 5.4.4
Stephanie Blanchet Hoareau 32.8
Stephen R. van den Berg 31.8
Steven Hiscocks 24.3
Stevens Le Blond 20.5
Stevens, Marc 15.7.1
Steven Strogatz 26.3, 26.4
Stoica, Ion 25.4
stored procedure exploits 27.6
Storm botnet 29.9
St. Petersburg 11.3
stragety, wide-trail 8.1
stream cipher 2.1, 9.5.3, 9.6, 32.4
stresser, botnet 29.7
string, a primitive type in JavaScript 28.2
Strogatz, Steven 26.4
Stroustrup, Bjarne 27.2
structured P2P overlay 25.1, 26.1
structure of an email 31.3
structure of Ethernet frame 23.3
Stuxnet worm 22.7
SubBytes, AES 8.4, 8.5, 8.5.1, 8.5.2
subgroup, cyclic 13.5
subnet 9.8
subnet mask 9.8, 16.3, 16.16
subnet mask, Class A addresses 16.3
subnet mask, Class B addresses 16.3
subnet mask, Class C addresses 16.3
suboption `--limit' for limit module 18.11
suboption `--state', iptables 18.11
substitute bytes, AES 8.3
substitution 2.2
substitution box (DES) 3.3.1
substitution cipher 2.3
substitution permutation network 8.1
substitution rules, Playfair cipher 2.7.2
substitution step (DES) 3.2
substitution tables (DES) 3.3.3
successor(key), Chord 25.4
successor pointer, Chord 25.4
Summary Object Interchange Format 19.5.2
SUMMON (IRC command) 29.3
Sun Tsu Suan-Ching 11.7
supersingular elliptic curve 14.9
supersingularity 14.9
supplicant 9.8
Supreme Court, United States 32.1
surveillance software 30.4
svchost.exe 22.6, 22.6.1
Swahili angle 2.4
swarm, BitTorrent 25.9
switching buffers, WeeChat 29.4
Switzerland 11.3
SwO 16.15
Sybil attack 25.10
symbolic hostname 17.2
symmetric-key cryptography 2.1, 3.1
SYN/ACK packet 16.4, 16.13, 16.14
Synaptic Package Manager 9.8.2, 16.15, 27.1, 28.6
SYN bit, TCP header 16.4
SYN flooding attack 16.12, 16.14
SYN packet 16.4, 16.13, 16.14, 18.2
SYN_RCVD, TCP connection state 16.16
SYN_RECD, TCP connection state 16.7
SYN scanning 16.12
SYN_SENT, TCP connection state 16.7, 16.14, 16.16
sysadmin 30.1
sys/socket.h header file 23.1.1
SYSTEM account (Windows) 32.3
system command, PHP 27.2
system program execution functions, PHP 27.2
T
table, linear approximation 8.9
Taher ElGamal 13.6
Takedown, a book and movie 16.13
Tanenbaum, Andrew 18.1
Tapestry protocol, P2P 25.8
target, action part of iptables rule 18.6
targeted attack 30.3, 32.1
TBSertificate 13.4
TC (DNS message) 17.12
TCP 16.1
TCP checksum calculation 16.4
TCP datagram 16.6
tcpdump 16.15
tcpdump command lines 16.8
tcpdump packet sniffer 16.8, 17.3, 23.3.1
TCP flow 16.11
TCP header 16.4
TCP_HIT 19.4.1
TCP/IP protocol stack 16.1, 16.2
TCP_MISS 19.4.1
TCP_REFRESH_HIT 19.4.1
TCP segment 16.6
TCP, simultaneous-open handshake 16.9
TCP socket 16.14, 16.15
TCP, split-handshake 16.9
TCP state exhaustion DDoS attack 29.7
TCP state transitions 16.7
TCP SYN flood attack 16.12
TCP timers 16.10
TCP vs. IP 16.5
TCP vulnerabilities 16.12
telnetd daemon 21.3
telnet service 21.3
Temporal Key Integrity Check 9.8.1
terminator canary 21.4.1
TE (SELinux) 32.3
test, deterministic 11.6
testing for primality 11.2
test, randomized 11.6
TGS (Kerberos) 10.3
TGT (Kerberos) 10.3
The Imitation Game (movie) 2.9.1
The New York Times 11.6, 30.6
theoretical attack 8.1
thermal noise 10.4.1
The Snooping Dragon report 30.5
Thomas d'Otreppe de Bouvette 9.8.2
Thomas Jakobsen 8.9
Thome, Emmanuel 13.8
three-headed dog 10.3
three-way handshake, TCP 16.4, 16.7
Thunderbird, an MUA 31.2
Ticket Granting Server (Kerberos) 10.3
Ticket-Granting Ticket (Kerberos) 10.3
Tim Berners-Lee 27.2
Time Exceeded, ICMP 16.2
TIME (IRC command) 29.3
time-memory tradeoff attack 2.1
timer, retransmission 16.11
timers, TCP 16.10
Time To Live 16.2
Time To Live field, IP header 16.3
TIME_WAIT, TCP connection state 16.7
timing attack 12.5, 32.5
TimingAttackDemo.py 32.7
timing attacks 32.7
Title Bar (WeeChat IRC client) 29.4
Tizen 29.8
TKIP 9.8.1
TLS 16.2
TLS, Heartbeat Extension 20.4.1, 20.4.4
TLS, Heartbleed bug 20.4.4
/tmp 27.3
Tod Beardsley 16.9
toll fraud 2.1
ToorCon Conference 17.13
TOPIC (IRC command) 29.3
Top 125 network security tools 23.2.1
topology attack, P2P 25.10
Tor cell 20.5
Tor circuit 20.5
Tor end-to-end circuit 20.5
tor-geoipdb 20.5.1
Torlus 29.8
torpacket, control 20.5
torpacket, relay 20.5
torpacket, Tor 20.5
Tor protocol 20.5
torrent file, BitTorrent 25.9
torsocks 20.5.1
Tor stream 20.5
Tor torpacket 20.5
Torvalds, Linus 18.1
TOS 18.8
Total Length field, IP header 16.3
totient 11.3, 12.2
totient function 11.3
TRACE (IRC command) 29.3
tracepath utility 29.7.2
traceroute utility 16.2, 16.16, 29.7.2
tracker, BitTorrent 25.9
trackerless mode, BitTorrent 25.7
Tracking GhostNet report 30.5
traffic analysis attack 20.5
traffic flow 16.11
Transaction ID (DNS) 17.3, 17.11
transaction identifier 13.3.1
Transmission Control Protocol 16.1
transport layer firewall 19.1
Transport Layer Security 16.2, 20.4
Transport Layer, TCP/IP 16.2
Transport Mode for IPSec 20.3
transposition 2.2
transposition techniques 2.10
trapdoor function 12.9
tree of zones, DNS 17.4
Trend Micro 22.7
Tresys Technologies 32.3
trigram 2.6.1
triple DES 3.3, 10.6, 20.2
triple DES with three keys 9.4
triple DES with two keys 9.3
TRNG 10.8
trojan 2.1, 30.3
trojan, Aurora 30.6
trojan, embedded 30.3
trojan, gh0stRAT 30.2, 30.4
trojan, Hydraq 30.6
trojan, ie0199.exe 30.3
trojan, Win32.DNSChanger 17.2
troubleshooting networks with netstat 16.16
Trovicor 30.4
truly random numbers 10.4.1
Tsutomu Shimomura 16.13
TTL (DNS) 17.4, 17.7.1
TTL (DNS message) 17.12
TTL for data objects, Freenet 26.2
TTL (IP) 16.2, 18.8
tunnel, GRE 29.7.1
tunneling 19.2
Tunnel Mode for IPSec 20.3
tuple (in a relational database) 27.4
Twofish cipher 8.1
TYPE (DNS message) 17.12
Type Enforcement 32.3
type labels (SELinux) 32.3
type of Resource Record 17.4
Type of Service, IP header 16.3, 18.8
type (SELinux) 32.3
U
uClinux 29.8
UDP 16.1, 17.3
UDP header 17.3
UDP scan 23.1.3
UIWIX worm 22.8
Ulrich Drepper 24.5, 24.7
ultrafast gamma-particle based internet 17.1
uname -a 21.6
uname -m 21.6
uniform distribution 10.4.1
United States Supreme Court 32.1
universal XSS 28.1
University of Cambridge 30.3, 30.5
University of Edinburgh 26.1
University of Toronto 30.5
Unix 16.2
Unix regular expressions 31.7
unreliable protocol 16.3
unstructured P2P overlay 25.1, 26.1
untargeted attack 32.1
uploadfile.php 27.3
UploadYourWebPage.html 27.3
URG bit, TCP header 16.4
Urgent Pointer field, TCP header 16.4
URL Redirect 24.6
urlsnarf 23.3
URL syntax, query string 28.4
USB 16.2
USB device classes 32.8
USB Hub (USB Device Class) 32.8
USB propagation mode for malware 22.6
US-CERT 17.13, 21.3.1, 30.3
USE (MySQL) 27.4
Usenix Security Symposium 2004 20.5
Usenix Security Symposium 2012 10.9.4, 12.8
User Datagram Protocol 16.1
USERHOST (IRC command) 29.3
USER (IRC command) 29.3
user `nobody' 17.9, 19.4.2
USERS (IRC command) 29.3
user `www' 17.9
US Government Accountability Office 32.1
UsingDevRandom.pl 10.9.1
using Procmail for spam filtering 31.8
using Tor (in Linux) 20.5.1
U.S.National Vulnerabilities Database 28.1
/usr/lib/cgi-bin 28.4
UXSS 28.1
V
Valenta, Luke 13.8
Valeros, Veronica 17.2
VanderSloot, Benjamin 13.8
van Rossum, Guido 27.2
Vanstone, Scott 14.8.1, 14.13
variable key-length cipher 9.7
/var/log/apache2/access.log 27.8
/var/log/auth.log 24.1
/var/log/denyhosts 24.3
/var/log/mail.log 27.3
/var/log/squid3/cache.log 19.4.1
VBR 22.1
Verify Apps (Android) 32.3
VeriSign 13.4, 13.9
Veronica Valeros 17.2
version field, IP header 16.3
VERSION (IRC command) 29.3
Viceroy protocol, P2P 25.8
Victor Miller 14.11
view as a result table in MySQL 27.4
view for row-level security in MySQL 27.4
Vigenere cipher 2.9
Vigenere cipher, security 2.9.1
Viktor Korol 27.1
Vincent Rijmen 8.1
Vinod Yegneswaran 22.6
virtual hosting 17.2
virtual private network 20.5.3
Virtual Private Network 20.3
virus 22.1
virus, anatomy 22.2
virus, boot sector 22.1
virus, file infector 22.1
virus, macro 22.1
virus, mutating 22.1
virus payload 22.1
virus, polymorphic 22.8
virus, self-replicating code 22.2
Voice Admit PHB 16.3
Voice over IP 16.3
VoIP 16.3
Vo, Kiem-Phong 15.10
volume boot record 22.1
volumetric DDoS attack 29.7
VPN 20.3, 20.3.4, 20.5.3
VPN Gate 20.5.3
vulnerabilities, browser 28.3
vulnerabilities (TCP) 16.12
vulnerability, buffer overflow 21.2, 22.3, 23.1
vulnerability, MS08-067 22.6
vulnerability, MS17-010 22.8
vulnerability, MS10-046 22.7
Vulnerability Note VU#881872 21.3.1
vulnerability scanning 23.2
vulnerability, source code exposure 28.6
vulnerability, split-handshake 16.9
vulnerability, SQL injection 27.5, 27.6, 28.6
vulnerability, Windows shortcut 22.7
W
Wade Alcorn 28.3
w3af framework 28.6
w3af-users-guide.pdf 28.6
Wagner, David 32.4.1
wakelock 32.3
Walid Dabbous 20.5
Wall, Larry 27.2
WALLOPS (IRC command) 29.3
Walt Disney Studios 26.3
Wang, Zhaohui 32.8
WannaCrypt ransomware 22.8
WannaCry worm 22.8
Watts, Duncan 26.4
Watts-Strogatz simulation (P2P) 26.3
WCCP 19.4
weak keys 8.8.1
WealthTracker.cgi 28.4
WealthTracker.html 28.2.1
Web Cache Coordination Protocol 19.4
web caching 19.4
web of trust, Freenet 26.2
web security 27.1
webspy 23.3
WeeChat, channel buffer 29.4
weechat-curses 29.4
WeeChat IRC Client 29.4
WeeChat, server buffer 29.4
Weierstrass equation 14.3
Weil descent attack 14.14
WEP 9.7, 9.8, 9.8.2
WEP root key 9.8.1, 9.8.2
WFP 18.1
wget 20.5.1
wget() 27.3
Whirlpool hash function 15.7
white listing the DLLs 22.9
WHO (IRC command) 29.3
whois (Fail2Ban) 24.3
WHOIS (IRC command) 29.3
whois utility 17.5
WHOWAS (IRC command) 29.3
wide-trail design stragety 8.1
WiFi 9.7, 9.8, 16.2
WiFi interface 16.2
WiFi Protected Access 9.7
WikiLeaks 2.1, 22.8
Willems, Jean-Louis 32.7.1
Wilson, Brandon 32.8
Wincap library for packet capture 23.3.1
Win32.DNSChanger trojan 17.2
window, an object in JavaScript 28.2
Window field, TCP header 16.4, 16.6
Windows .exe file format 14.1
Windows Filtering Platform 18.1
Windows Media framework 14.15
Winter, Philipp 20.5.2
Wireless Access Point 9.8.2
wireless driver 9.8.2
Wireless Equivalent Privacy 9.7
wireless interface 9.8.2
wireless LAN 9.7
Wireless Local Area Network 9.8
wireless range 9.8
wireless sensor networks 14.1
wireshark for packet sniffing 23.3.2
WLAN 9.8
wlan0 9.8.2
WM-DRM 14.15
Wopla botnet 29.9
word, AES 8.1
word_match.pl 31.7
word_match.py 31.7
worm 22.3
worm, AbraWorm 22.4
worm, conficker 22.6
worm, Downadup 22.6
worm, EternalRocks 22.8
worm, Kido 22.6
worm, Morris 22.5
worm propagation through USB 22.6
worm, Samy 28.2.2
worm, Slammer 22.5
worm, Stuxnet 22.7
worm, UIWIX 22.8
worm, WannaCry 22.8
WPA 9.7, 9.8
WPA2 9.8, 9.8.1
WPA2-Enterprise 9.8, 9.8.1
WPA2-Personsl 9.8
WPA2-PSK 9.8, 9.8.1
WPA-PSK 9.8
Wustrow, Eric 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
www.hostip.info for anonymity check 19.3.3
www.openssl.org 13.4
www.virustotal.com 22.9, 31.4
X
X9.62 14.13
x86 architecture 21.4
X.509 Certificate Format Standard 13.4
Xiaoyun Wang 15.7.1
XMLHttpRequest(), Ajax 28.2.2
XN bit 21.8
XOR hash algorithm 15.4
x86 processor architecture 32.3
XSS attack 28.2.1
XSS attack, client side 28.3
XSS attack through iframe HTML tag 28.3
XSS for stealing cookies 28.4
Y
Yarik Markov 15.7.1
Yaroslav Halchenko 24.3
Yasushi Shinjo 20.5.3
Yiqun Lisa Yin 15.7.1
Yocto Project 29.8
Z
Zakir Durumeric 10.9.4, 12.8, 13.8
Zanella-Beguelin, Santiago 13.8
zcat to read compressed files 23.4
Z (DNS message) 17.12
Zeifman, Igal 29.8
zero-day attack 28.5
zeroth-degree polynomial 6.1
Zhaohui Wang 32.8
Zimmerman, Paul 13.8
ZIP algorithm 20.2
Zmailer, an MTA 31.2
Zn notation 5.3, 5.3.1
(Z/NZ)x notation 11.8
zone file 17.4
zone files 17.8.1
zone transfer, DNS 17.6
Zotob bot 29.9
Zp notation 11.8, 13.5, 14.8
Zp* notation 11.8, 13.5, 14.8, 14.15
(Z/pZ)x notation 13.5, 14.8, 14.15
Last updated: June 30, 2024
