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Beteiligte Personen:	Andress, Jason (VerfasserIn), Winterfeld, Steve (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Waltham, Mass. [u.a.] Syngress 2011
Schlagwörter:	Information warfare Computer crimes Computer crimes / Prevention Einführung
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024153822&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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adam_text	Contents Acknowledgments ...................................................................................................... v About the Authors ....................................................................................................xv About the Technical Editor ....................................................................................xvii Foreword .................................................................................................................xix Introduction ...........................................................................................................xxiii CHAPTER 1 What is Cyber Warfare? ...........................................................1 What is Cyber Warfare? ..................................................................1 Definition for Cyber Warfare .....................................................2 Tactical and Operational Reasons for Cyber War ......................4 Cyber Strategy and Power ..........................................................5 Cyber Arms Control ...................................................................7 What is the United States Doing About the Threat of a Cyber War? .................................................................................9 Have We Seen a Cyber War? ........................................................12 Case Studies .............................................................................13 The Debate (Is it Real?) ............................................................15 Why Cyber Warfare is Important ..................................................15 Summary .......................................................................................16 Endnotes........................................................................................17 CHAPTER 2 The Cyberspace Battlefield ....................................................19 Boundaries in Cyber Warfare ........................................................19 Defense in Depth ......................................................................20 Physical Infrastructure ..............................................................21 Organizational View .................................................................22 Where Cyber Fits in the War-fighting Domains ...........................26 Land ..........................................................................................26 Sea ............................................................................................27 Air .............................................................................................27 Space ........................................................................................28 Cyber Domain ..........................................................................28 Threatscape ...................................................................................29 Most Active Threats .................................................................29 Most Dangerous Threats ..........................................................30 Motivations ...............................................................................32 Fielding Systems at the Speed of Need .........................................34 Summary .......................................................................................35 Endnotes........................................................................................36 VII VIII Contents CHAPTER 3 Cyber Doctrine ......................................................................37 Current U.S. Doctrine ...................................................................37 U.S.Forces...............................................................................39 U.S. Air Force ..........................................................................39 U.S. Navy .................................................................................40 U.S. Army ................................................................................40 DoDINFOCONs ......................................................................41 Sample Doctrine/Strategy from Around the World ......................43 Chinese Doctrine ......................................................................43 Other Key Nations Developing Doctrine .................................44 Translating Traditional Military Doctrine .....................................46 IPOE .........................................................................................46 JMEM .......................................................................................47 MOE.........................................................................................47 BDA .........................................................................................48 CAS ..........................................................................................48 COIN ........................................................................................48 Guidance and Directives ...............................................................49 CNCI ........................................................................................49 DHS ..........................................................................................49 HSPD ........................................................................................50 NIST .........................................................................................52 Academia and Industry Associations .......................................53 Operations and Exercises ..............................................................54 Federal Exercises ......................................................................55 DoD Exercises ..........................................................................55 Educational Exercises ...............................................................56 Sample MESLs .........................................................................56 Summary .......................................................................................57 Endnotes........................................................................................57 CHAPTER 4 Cyber Warriors .....................................................................61 What Does a Cyber Warrior Look Like? ......................................61 Certifications ............................................................................62 Education and Training ............................................................63 Experience and Skills ...............................................................64 Differences from Traditional Forces .............................................66 Age ...........................................................................................66 Attitude .....................................................................................66 Physical Condition ...................................................................67 Credentials ................................................................................68 Contents ix Present Cyber Warfare Forces......................................................69 U.S............................................................................................69 China........................................................................................71 Russia .......................................................................................71 France.......................................................................................71 Israel.........................................................................................72 Brazil ........................................................................................72 Singapore.................................................................................. 72 South Korea..............................................................................72 North Korea..............................................................................73 Australia ...................................................................................73 Malaysia...................................................................................73 Japan.........................................................................................73 Canada ......................................................................................74 United Kingdom.......................................................................74 Other Countries with Cyber Forces..........................................74 Corporate.................................................................................. 74 Criminal ....................................................................................75 Staffing for Cyber War..................................................................76 Sources of Talent ......................................................................76 Training the Next Generation ...................................................77 Summary .......................................................................................80 Endnotes........................................................................................80 CHAPTER 5 Logical Weapons ..................................................................83 Reconnaissance Tools ...................................................................84 General Information Gathering ................................................85 Whois .......................................................................................87 DNS ..........................................................................................88 Metadata ...................................................................................90 Maltego .....................................................................................93 Defense .....................................................................................94 Scanning Tools ..............................................................................94 Nmap ........................................................................................95 Nessus .......................................................................................97 Defense ...................................................................................100 Access and Escalation Tools .......................................................100 Password Tools ......................................................................101 The Metasploit Project ...........................................................102 Immunity CANVAS ...............................................................104 Defense ...................................................................................105 Contents Exfiltration Tools........................................................................106 Physical Exfiltration...............................................................106 Encryption and Steganography..............................................107 Using Common Protocols ......................................................107 Out of Band Methods .............................................................108 Defense ...................................................................................108 Sustainment Tools .......................................................................109 Adding Authorized Access .................................................109 Backdoors ...............................................................................109 Defense ...................................................................................110 Assault Tools ...............................................................................110 Meddling with Software .........................................................110 Attacking Hardware ...............................................................112 Defense ...................................................................................113 Obfuscation Tools .......................................................................113 Location Obscuration .............................................................113 Log Manipulation ...................................................................114 File Manipulation ...................................................................115 Defense ...................................................................................116 Summary .....................................................................................117 Endnotes......................................................................................118 CHAPTER 6 Physical Weapons ..............................................................119 How the Logical and Physical Realms are Connected ................120 Logical Systems Run on Physical Hardware .........................120 Logical Attacks Can Have Physical Effects ...........................121 Infrastructure Concerns ...............................................................122 What is SCADA? ...................................................................123 What Security Issues are Present in the World of SCADA? ............................................................................124 What are the Consequences of SCADA Failures? .................125 Supply Chain Concerns ...............................................................126 Compromised Hardware .........................................................126 Deliberately Corrupted Components ......................................127 Non-Technical Issues .............................................................128 Tools for Physical Attack and Defense .......................................128 Electromagnetic Attacks .........................................................129 Covert Activity .......................................................................132 Summary .....................................................................................136 Endnotes......................................................................................137 Contents XI CHAPTER 7 Psychological Weapons ......................................................139 Social Engineering Explained .....................................................139 Is Social Engineering Science? ..............................................140 SE Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) .....................140 Types of SE Approaches ........................................................142 Types of SE Methodologies ...................................................143 How the Military Approaches Social Engineering .....................145 Army Doctrine ........................................................................146 How the Military Defends Against Social Engineering ..............149 How the Army does CI ...........................................................151 An Air Force Approach ..........................................................151 Summary .....................................................................................152 Endnotes......................................................................................152 CHAPTER 8 Computer Network Exploitation ............................................155 Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence .........................................156 Sources of Cyber Attacks .......................................................156 Attackers and Sponsors of Attacks .........................................157 Reconnaissance ...........................................................................157 Open Source Intelligence .......................................................157 Passive Reconnaissance .........................................................159 Surveillance .................................................................................161 Justifications for Surveillance ................................................161 Advanced Persistent Threat ....................................................162 Voice Surveillance .................................................................163 Data Surveillance ...................................................................163 Large-Scale Surveillance Programs .......................................164 Uses of Surveillance Data ......................................................165 Summary .....................................................................................165 Endnotes......................................................................................166 CHAPTER 9 Computer Network Attack ....................................................167 Waging War in the Cyber Era .....................................................168 Physically ...............................................................................168 Electronically ..........................................................................168 Logically .................................................................................169 Reactively vs. Proactively ......................................................169 Time as a Factor .....................................................................170 The Attack Process ......................................................................170 Recon ......................................................................................171 Scan ........................................................................................172 xii Contents Access.....................................................................................173 Escalate................................................................................... 174 Exfiltrate .................................................................................174 Assault ....................................................................................175 Sustain ....................................................................................177 Obfuscate ................................................................................177 Summary .....................................................................................178 Endnotes......................................................................................178 CHAPTER 10 Computer Network Defense .................................................179 What We Protect .........................................................................180 Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability ...................................181 Authenticate, Authorize, and Audit ........................................182 Security Awareness and Training ...............................................183 Awareness ..............................................................................184 Training ..................................................................................185 Defending against Cyber Attacks ................................................185 Policy and Compliance ...........................................................186 Surveillance, Data Mining, and Pattern Matching .................187 Intrusion Detection and Prevention ........................................187 Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing ................188 Disaster Recovery Planning ...................................................188 Defense in Depth ....................................................................189 Summary .....................................................................................190 Endnotes......................................................................................191 CHAPTER 11 Non-State Actors in Computer Network Operations ................193 Individual Actors .........................................................................194 Script Kiddies .........................................................................195 Malware Authors ....................................................................195 Scammers ...............................................................................196 Blackhats ................................................................................196 Hacktivists ..............................................................................197 Patriot Hackers .......................................................................197 Corporations ................................................................................197 Motivation for Corporations to Act in Cyber Warfare ...........198 Cyber Terrorism ..........................................................................198 Reasons for Cyber Terrorist Attacks ......................................199 What Will Happen When We See a Cyber Terrorist Attack?. 199 Organized Cyber Crime ..............................................................201 Motivations for Criminal Organizations ................................201 Contents xiii Autonomous Actors ....................................................................202 Exploratory Systems ..............................................................202 Attack Systems .......................................................................203 Defensive Systems .................................................................204 Summary .....................................................................................205 Endnotes......................................................................................206 CHAPTER 12 Legal System Impacts .........................................................207 Legal Systems .............................................................................209 International ............................................................................210 United States Laws .................................................................211 Criminal Law ..........................................................................212 Key U.S. Laws ............................................................................213 International Trafficking in Arms Regulations ......................214 U.S. Cyber Related Laws .......................................................214 Privacy Impacts ...........................................................................218 Electronic Communications Privacy Act ...............................218 Digital Forensics .........................................................................219 Certification ............................................................................221 Summary .....................................................................................222 Endnotes......................................................................................222 CHAPTER 13 Ethics ................................................................................225 Ethics in Cyber Warfare ..............................................................226 Use of Force ...........................................................................226 Intent .......................................................................................227 Secrecy ...................................................................................227 Attribution ..............................................................................227 Military Ethics ........................................................................227 Bellům lustum (Just War Theory) ...............................................228 Jus ad Bellům (The Right to Wage War) ...............................230 Jus in Bello (Proper Conduct in War) ....................................232 Jus Post Bellům (Justice after War) .......................................234 Summary .....................................................................................235 Endnotes......................................................................................236 CHAPTER 14 Cyberspace Challenges .......................................................239 Cybersecurity Issues Defined ......................................................240 Policy ......................................................................................241 Processes ................................................................................242 Technical ................................................................................243 xiv Contents Skills .......................................................................................247 People .....................................................................................247 Organization ...........................................................................249 Core (Impacting All Areas) ....................................................249 Interrelationship of Cybersecurity Issues ....................................252 Way Ahead ..................................................................................254 Summary .....................................................................................255 Endnotes......................................................................................256 CHAPTER 15 The Future of Cyber War ......................................................257 Near Term Trends .......................................................................263 Most Likely and Most Dangerous Courses of Action .................266 New Technologies and New Problems .......................................268 International Interactions ............................................................270 Summary .....................................................................................271 Endnotes......................................................................................271 Appendix: Cyber Timeline ............................................................................273 Index ..........................................................................................................277
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