vulnerability status – WPA2 485
Windows Firewall, 179
Windows syslog, 371
wireframe designs, 399
wireless attacks
evil twin, 2, 318
replay, 2, 318
rogue access point, 2, 318
war driving, 2, 318, 351
war walking, 351
wireless networks
802.11g connection, 80
accounting, 204
authentication, 204
L E A P, 93
PE A P, 93
authorization, 204
deployment, 81
hijacking attacks, 203
open, 203
passive scanning and, 135
vulnerabilities, 89
wireless scanning, 130
Wireshark, 20, 325, 437
wiring closets, 59
work breakdown structures,
399
workflow-based account provisioning,
413
workstations
Active Directory, 219
classification and, 43
compliance, 36
disposing of, 31
sanitization, 291
server connections, 44
Windows, 173
worms, 183, 396, 406, 421
W PA , 347
LEAP and, 80
WPA2, 347, 353
CCMP (Counter Mode Cipher Block
Chaining Message Authentication
Mode Protocol), 97, 355scoring system, 143
tools, open-source, 129
web scanners, 134
vulnerability status, 54
W
WAFs (web application firewalls), 397
Waiting state, 438
Wapiti, 144, 377
war driving, 2, 318, 351
war walking, 351
warm sites, 387, 441, 447, 457
waterfall model, 196, 401–403, 443, 445
watermarks, 329, 337, 387, 447
wave pattern motion detectors, 405
WBS (work breakdown structure),
400, 416
wear leveling, SSD devices, 66
web applications
attacks, 181
automated form fill, 128
issues listing, 71
load balancing, 228
web browsers, testing, 135
web of trust approach, 457
WEP (Wire Equivalent Privacy), 350
encryption, keys, 85
RC4 implementation, 357
RC4 implementation and, 101
whaling, 408
white box testing, 182, 188, 208, 399, 400,
408, 418
white noise, 343
whitelists, 392, 407, 433
whois, 416
Wi-Fi network, 203
security standards, 92
Windows, system reboot logs, 145
Windows 10
security standards, 31
workstations, 173