1st Edition
Implementing Enterprise Cyber Security with Open-Source Software and Standard Architecture: Volume II
PART ONE: Web Application Security
1. OWASP G0rking – Exploiting the Hidden Aspects of Google's Search Capabilities
Vishal Soni and Neelakshi Sahni
2. OSS Known Vulnerability Scanner – Helping Software Developers Detect Third Party Dependency Vulnerabilities in Real Time
Om Mishra and Ria Sarkar
PART TWO: Malware Analysis
3. Detecting Malware using Machine Learning
Partha Majumdar, Shyava Tripathi, Balaji Annamalai, Senthil Jagadeesan, and Ranveer Khedar
4. New Age Attack Vectors – JPEG Images Machine Learning Based Solution for the Detection of Malicious JPEG Images
Shankar Kashamshetty and Kunal Chawla
5. Live Monitoring of Malware Attacks on Cloud using a Windows Agent-Based Solution 6. Malware Too Needs Attention
Sheetal A. Suvarna
PART THREE: IDS
7. Implementation of Intrusion Detection System and Deception Technologies using Open-Source Tools for Small Business
Purushartha Srivastava and Kalpesh Seludkar
8. Attack Vector Analysis with New Benchmark
Ashish Ranjan Yadav and Rohit Negi
9. Stealpot Honeypot Network
Amardeep, Om Prakash Mishra and Sanjeev Kumar Sumbria
Biography
Anand Handa is a senior research engineer with the C3i Center at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. His research interests are in the intersection of machine learning and cybersecurity. His role at C3i involves working on projects having malware analysis, memory forensics and intrusion detection systems as a significant component.
Rohit Negi is the lead engineer and chief security architect of the C3i Center – a center for cybersecurity and cyber defense of critical infrastructures at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. His research is in the field of cybersecurity of cyber-physical systems.
S. Venkatesan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Information Technology at the Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad (IIITA). He heads IIITA’s C3iHub IoT Security Lab and is a member of the Network Security and Cryptography (NSC) Group. He has authored several research papers published in reputed journals and presented at conferences. His research interests include network security, cloud computing, social network privacy, mobile agent security, applied cryptography, and blockchain.
Sandeep K. Shukla is a professor of Computer Science and Engineering with the Indian Institute of Technology. He is an IEEE Fellow, ACM distinguished scientist, and subject matter expert in Cybersecurity of cyber-physical systems and blockchain technology. He is a recipient of various prestigious honours, and he serves as a joint coordinator for the C3I Centre and the National Blockchain Project at IIT Kanpur, India.
