Information Security Open Data Networks

(Summer semester 2001)

Prof. Dr. sc. Christoph Meinel
Dipl. Inform. Harald Sack

FB IV - Informatics

• Lecture-Script Information Security Open Data Networks (.pdf):
• 0. Content
• 1 Risk Analysis und Computer Delinquency
• 1.1. Risk Analysis
• 1.2. Computer Delinquency
• 1.3. Hacker und Viruses
• 2. Architecture of the Inter- und Intranets
• 2.1. Internet Protocol - IP
• 2.2. Transmission Control Protocol - TCP
• 2.3. User Data Protocol - UDP
2.4. Internet Protocols for serial conductions
• 2.5. Addressing in the IP-Networks
• 2.6. Internet Domain Name Service - DNS
• 2.7. Internet Protocol Next Generation - IPv6
• 2.8. Network Layer - IPsec
• 2.9. Networks with several sites
• 2.10. World Wide Web - WWW
• 2.11. Elektronic Post - Email
• 2.12. Internet News
• 2.13. File Transfer Protocol - FTP
• 2.14. Terminalemulation - Telnet
• 2.15. Directory Service - LDAP
• 2.16. Multimedia
• 3. Weak points and points of attacks
• 3.1. Human and Technical failures
• 3.2. Provision of System informations
• 3.3. Account- and Password offences
• 3.4. Offences points in the Networks
• 3.5. Design- and Programming errors in the Applications
• 3.6. Weak points in UNIX/Linux
• 3.7. Weak points in WIndows NT/2000
• 3.8. Offences points in the World Wide Web
• 3.9. Offences through Viruses, Worms, Trojanic Horses
• To read the .pdf-Files do you need the pdf-Viewer, e.g. Adobe Acroread 4.0

 
• Literature:

	Othmar Kyas, Markus A Campo: IT-Crackdown - Sicherheit im Internet, MITP-Verlag GmbH, Bonn, 2000
	Andrew S. Tanenbaum: Computernetzwerke, Markt+Technik Verlag, 2000
	Bruce Schneier: Applied Cryptography, John Wiley and Sons, 1995


 

Informationssicherheit in offenen Netzen, Update: 22. Juni 2001