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First of all, you don't need to be here. All the necessary information on this page is linked from Eclass website. That being said, this will contain all the necessary information to complete the labs as assigned in CPTR 427. <<TableOfContents>>
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== Topics == This page contains the necessary information to complete the labs as assigned in CPTR 427. (Note to admins: This page underwent major revisions on 1/12/2017 – see the previous page for legacy content).
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In the labs for this class we focus on defense. We will spend most of our time working on particular tools and how they apply to services. Topics/Tools/Protocols covered include: == Requirements ==
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 * Firewall (Linux and Windows)
 * NMAP - Port Scanning
 * Vulnerability Scanning Tools
 * Network Sniffers & IDS
 * SSL, Certificate Authorities and Code Signing
 * Wireless Security & Introductory Forensics
 * File Permissions & File Maintenance
 * Group Policies and Securing Clients
 * Kerberos
Each lab has elements that must be shown in a video. The following requirements apply to all labs:
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== Labs Hints ==  1. Videos must not be longer than 2 minutes (1 point will be deducted for each 5 seconds over the 2 minute limit).
 1. Videos must include voice over (your voice) talking through the elements required for each lab.
    1. Clearly identify what you part of the requirements you are showing me
    1. Use your mouse to point out specifics
 1. Commandline demos
    1. Pause for at least 2 seconds when you have completed a command on the commandline before you press enter to run it.
    1. Make sure that the whole command is visible at one time.
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=== SSL and code signing lab === For recommended tools see ClassesPage.
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Hints: To get a code signing template to show up on the web page, you need to add it to the templates. Just go into the CA and right click templates and select new.... DO NOT ADD your site to the trusted sites list in windows. This will cause you problems. If at first you don't succeed, close it all and restart IE. == Lab Topics ==
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=== Windows NTFS/Share Permissions Lab ===

''RSAT'' (Remote Server Administration Tools) has replaced (somewhat) the Support Tools. At any rate you can get them here:
   * [[http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=9FF6E897-23CE-4A36-B7FC-D52065DE9960&displaylang=en]]
   * [[attachment:Scriptomatic2.exe]]
   * [[attachment:Windows6.0-KB941314-x86_en-US.msu]]
   * [[attachment:rktools.exe]]

''xcacls'' has been replaced by ''Icacls'' in Vista and Windows 2008.
 * [[/Lab01|Lab 01]] Networking basics and virtual machine Setup
 * [[/Lab02|Lab 02]] Firewall and NAT setup
 * [[/Lab03|Lab 03]] Firewall continued and remote access to Kali via VNC
 * [[/Lab03.5|Lab 03.5]] Hardening the OSs.
 * [[/Lab04|Lab 04]] Symmetric encryption
 * [[/Lab05|Lab 05]] VPN setup
 * [[/Lab06|Lab 06]] Wardriving (wireless)
 * [[/Lab07|Lab 07]] IDS/IPS Suricata on pfSense
 * [[/Lab08|Lab 08]] Network and vulnerability scanning
 * [[/Lab09|Lab 09]] Bringing it all together with a dashboard

Network Security Labs

This page contains the necessary information to complete the labs as assigned in CPTR 427. (Note to admins: This page underwent major revisions on 1/12/2017 – see the previous page for legacy content).

Requirements

Each lab has elements that must be shown in a video. The following requirements apply to all labs:

  1. Videos must not be longer than 2 minutes (1 point will be deducted for each 5 seconds over the 2 minute limit).
  2. Videos must include voice over (your voice) talking through the elements required for each lab.
    1. Clearly identify what you part of the requirements you are showing me
    2. Use your mouse to point out specifics
  3. Commandline demos
    1. Pause for at least 2 seconds when you have completed a command on the commandline before you press enter to run it.
    2. Make sure that the whole command is visible at one time.

For recommended tools see ClassesPage.

Lab Topics

  • Lab 01 Networking basics and virtual machine Setup

  • Lab 02 Firewall and NAT setup

  • Lab 03 Firewall continued and remote access to Kali via VNC

  • Lab 03.5 Hardening the OSs.

  • Lab 04 Symmetric encryption

  • Lab 05 VPN setup

  • Lab 06 Wardriving (wireless)

  • Lab 07 IDS/IPS Suricata on pfSense

  • Lab 08 Network and vulnerability scanning

  • Lab 09 Bringing it all together with a dashboard

NetworkSecurity/Lab (last edited 2021-02-17 15:00:38 by scot)