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= Misconceptions =
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The common misconception about computer security related problems in today's age is that the [[Hackers]] are the ones responsible for [[Security]] holes.  This should in fact be corrected, for dangerous [[security]] holes would not exist if it were not for the [[programmer]] of the vulnerable application creating a weakness that could be exploited.  Usually the [[programmer]] does this by accident out of lack of care or out of ignorance, or even perhaps just a simple place where he or she "missed a spot".
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[http://www.blackhatacademy.org/security101/index.php?title=Special:AllPages All Pages] is a good place to start!
 
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Many times vulnerabilities are also the result of [[Network Administrators]], either for configuring a system with a configuration that is known to be insecure, for installing [[vulnerability|vulnerable]] [[applications]] themselves, or for ignorance and/or laziness.  When systems go [[un-patched]], they become more and more [[vulnerability|vulnerable]].  This is also the Administrator's fault. Sometimes, in fact, administrators are tricked into giving away a [[password]] by a phone call from the remote attacker himself, which introduces [[Social Engineering]].
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= Preface =
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This assumes that you have a basic understanding of most generic [[MS-DOS]]. A quick reference of commands can be found here; however typing the command name with -help after the command may [[help]] you a bit more. This also assumes that you have a basic understanding of [[MS-DOS]], [[FTP]], [[HTTP]], [[MSSQL]], [[NetBIOS]], and mmc.exe, see all attached links for references.
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Most of the code within [http://www.blackhatacademy.org Security 101] will not actually work. It has been abridged for readability as well as optimal learning speed.
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[[Buffer Overflows]]
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[[Cryptography]]
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[[Social Engineering]]
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[[Fuzzing]]
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[[Network Security]]
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[[Web Exploitation]]
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[[Design Flaws]]
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[[Wireless Security]]
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[[Physical Security]]
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