tailieunhanh - Pen Testing Databases by Michael T. Raggo, CISSP, NSA-IAM, CCSI, SCSA, CSI

There are many changes to this chapter from the 3 edition. 1NF is now defined formally. Functional dependencies are now covered in this chapter, instead of Chap- ter 6. The reason is that normalization provides the real motivation for functional dependencies, since they are used primarily for normalization. We have described a simplified procedure for functional dependency inference based on attribute closure, and provided simplified procedures to test for normal forms. Coverage of multivalued dependency theory and normal forms beyond 4NF (that is, PJNF and DKNF) has been moved into Appendix C (which is available on the web, not in the print form of the book). The process of practical. | Pen Testing Databases by Michael T. Raggo CISSP NSA-IAM CCSI SCSA CSI ISSA Charlotte Charlotte NC March 25th 2008 Objectives The objective of this session is to familiarize attendees with common and more uncommon database vulnerabilities and exploits. Weaknesses of common databases will be covered as well as assessment tools and security best practices for protecting these databases. Topics include SQL Server Oracle Other Databases Demand Security 0 Qualys Goa Goal - Gain administrator level access to the Database How Gain Access to the Operating System housing the DB Gain Access to the Database via remote listener client Break into the datacenter and sit at the console C mon we re not Kevin Mitnick . Remember this is Ethical hacking. We don t want to damage or steal information from the your company s or customer s database. We simply want to identify vulnerabilities and prove a point. We were able to remotely access your database. Demand Security 0 Qualys