Cyberwarfare An Introduction to Information Age Conflict 1st Edition by Isaac R Porche ISBN 1630815764 9781630815783

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ISBN 10: 1630815764 
ISBN 13: 9781630815783
Author: Isaac R. Porche

Conflict in cyberspace is becoming more prevalent in all public and private sectors and is of concern on many levels. As a result, knowledge of the topic is becoming essential across most disciplines. This book reviews and explains the technologies that underlie offensive and defensive cyber operations, which are practiced by a range of cyber actors including state actors, criminal enterprises, activists, and individuals. It explains the processes and technologies that enable the full spectrum of cyber operations. Readers will learn how to use basic tools for cyber security and pen-testing, and also be able to quantitatively assess cyber risk to systems and environments and discern and categorize malicious activity. The book provides key concepts of information age conflict technical basics/fundamentals needed to understand more specific remedies and activities associated with all aspects of cyber operations. It explains techniques associated with offensive cyber operations, with careful distinctions made between cyber ISR, cyber exploitation, and cyber attack. It explores defensive cyber operations and includes case studies that provide practical information, making this book useful for both novice and advanced information warfare practitioners.

Cyberwarfare An Introduction to Information Age Conflict 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1 Information and Conflict
1.1 Motivation and Introduction
1.2 Information
1.3 Networks and Technology
1.4 The Internet, the Web, and the Information Age
1.5 Defining and Characterizing Cyberspace
1.6 Security Terms
1.7 Defining and Describing Cyberspace Operations
1.8 Electronic Warfare and Spectrum Operations
1.9 Information Warfare
1.10 Weapons and Missions of Warfare
1.11 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 2 Cyberattack Life Cycles
2.1 Motivation and Introduction of Cyberattack Life Cycles
2.2 Three Steps for Offensive Cyber Operations
2.3 Attack Phases
2.4 Synthesis of Steps and Phases
2.5 Synthesis of Steps and Phases
CHAPTER 3 Cyber Risk
3.1 Motivation and Introduction of Cyber Risk
3.2 Defining Risk in Cyberspace
3.3 Case Study: IoT
3.4 Risk Cube
3.5 Risk Assessment
3.6 Risk Management
3.7 Risk Mitigation
3.8 Quantitative Risk Analysis
CHAPTER 4 Legal Aspects of Cyber Warfare and IW
4.1 Introduction: International Law and Cyberspace Operations
4.2 Overview of the Law of Armed Confl ict
4.3 Key Terms
4.4 The UN Charter
4.5 Effects in Cyberspace and Their Legality
4.6 Defining a Violent Act of War in Cyber
4.7 The Gray Zone and Hybrid Warfare
4.8 Case Study: Iranian Attacks on the United States
4.9 Voluntary (Political) Norms
4.10 Roles and Responsibilities Outlined by the U.S. Government
4.11 Attribution of Attacks
CHAPTER 5 Digital and Wireless Communication
5.1 Creating and Transmitting Bits
5.2 Smartphones
5.3 Wireless Communication
5.4 Generational Improvements in Wi-Fi
5.5 Generational Improvements in Mobile Wireless Communication
5.6 Mobile and Smartphone Communication Channels andArchitectures
5.7 WiMAX and Smartphones
5.8 Attacks on End-User Devices
5.9 Attacks on RANs
5.10 Attacks on Core Networks (SS7)
5.11 Bluetooth Communication
5.12 NFC and Hacks
5.13 Observations on Vulnerabilities of Cell Phones
CHAPTER 6 Introduction to Networking
6.1 Packet-Switched Networking
6.2 The IP Suite
6.3 The 7-Layer Reference Model
6.4 Protocols and Software at Each Layer
6.5 Devices at Each Layer
6.6 Requirements for Packet-Switched Networking: Addressing Schemes
6.7 Why the Internet Is Insecure
CHAPTER 7 Networking Technology: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Ethernet
7.3 Connecting to Wi-Fi
7.4 Encryption and Sophisticated Authentication in Wi-Fi
7.5 Wi-Fi Security Protocols
7.6 Secure Wi-Fi Authentication
7.7 Taxonomy of Attacks Terms and Techniques Associated with Wi-Fi
7.8 Wi-Fi Vulnerability
7.9 Wi-Fi Hacking and Cracking Tools
7.10 Bluetooth Vulnerabilities, Hacking, and Cracking
7.11 Satellite Communication Phones and Iridium
CHAPTER 8 Introduction to Internet Protocol and IP Addresses
8.1 IP datagram format
8.2 IP Address
8.3 IP Addressing and IP Routing
8.4 Ports
8.5 Network Ad dress Translation
8.6 Dynamic Host Confi guration Protocol
8.7 ARP
8.8 DNS
8.9 Conclusions
CHAPTER 9 The Transport Layer, the Application Layer, the Internet, and the Web
9.1 Introduction to TCP
9.2 Establishing and Maintaining a TCP Session
9.3 TCP and Buffering
9.4 TCP State Machine
9.5 SYN Flood
9.6 User Datagram Protocol
9.7 Secure Transport Layer
9.8 Fake Certifi cate Authorities and the Confl ict in Syria
9.9 SSL/TLS MITM Attack
9.10 The Application Layer and the World Wide Web
9.11 The Internet and Its Infrastructure
9.12 Submarine Cable Attacks on Internet Infrastructure
9.13 DNS
9.14 Case Study: Anonymous DDOS Attacks Using SYN Flooding
CHAPTER 10 Offensive Cyber Operations by Nation- State Actors
10.1 Motivation and Introduction
10.2 Defi nitions: Strategy, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures
10.4 Background: Inherent Vulnerabilities in Modern ICS
10.5 Background: Backdoors and Command and Control Servers
10.6 Case Studies of Attacks and Exploits of ICS
10.7 Conclusions
CHAPTER 11 Offensive Cyber Operations: Techniques, Procedures, and Tools
11.1 Overview of Attack Steps
11.2 Gaining Access through and Exploitation of Web Applications
11.3 Maintaining Access
11.4 Summary
CHAPTER 12 Cybersecurity and the Maritime Domain
12.1 Motivation
12.2 General Vulnerabilities in the Maritime Domain
12.3 Specific Maritime Components and Their Vulnerabilities
12.4 Bridge and Navigation System Vulnerabilities
12.5 Demonstrated Exploitation of Vulnerabilities and Other PotentialHacks
12.6 Conclusions and Summary
CHAPTER 13 The Cybersecurity of U.S. Election Systems
13.1 Motivation and Background
13.2 Threat Actors and Threats to Election Systems
13.3 The Election Process Attack Surface and Vulnerabilities
13.4 The Attack on the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election
13.5 Conclusions

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