Internet Vulnerability Guide

Well I found this PDF document to be quite interesting even though it's a little outdate...2001.07.26. But it was a very good read in my point of view. The thing that I really like about this document was how it documents a service such as Finger and gives you a through check about it.
Risk Factor,Complexity,Popularity,Impact,Root Cause, and many more ...
Well here's the link if you want to read it
http://www.cmcflex.com/docs/vulguide.pdf
just beware that this document is really big.
Total # Pages = 390
Hope you enjoy reading it ....

It also documents programs, DoS and DDoS tools, trojans and many other things as well,

Dated stuff can still be cool. Besides, I'm sure there's more than a few places out there where some of those are still open.

Here's a security manual that I've tossed out here twice already. It's written for the security admin type with a bunch of good info as well. Roughly 325 pages total.

Security Manual

Enjoy..

alpha


PS: Interesting handle choice....

Agent_Steal, Im sure it will be useful for the future... Thanks for the reference... Good URL

That 300+ page manual is a bad URL...
Do you have a better URL ???

Here's the link to the website http://www.hipaadvisory.com/ where alphabetarian got that manual ... Hope that helps ..

Excellent resource. Agentsteal you should also try these out very useful

www.csrc.nist.gov/icat <--favorite
Vulnerability database. others you might want to check out is
www.esecurityonline.com
www.securityfocus.com
www.sans.org
www.cert.org


All these are excellent resouces. Hope this helps Computer Nerd22

Not bad Computernerd22 here's some more ... Yes SecurityFocus has a very good site I visit that site as often as I can ...

Site URL |Description
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http://www.packetstormsecurity.nl Extremely large and current security tools resource
http://www.windowsecurity.com Website dedicated securing your windows platform
http://www.insecure.org Home of Nmap the free open source utility for
network exploration or security auditing.

http://www.governmentsecurity.org A site originally started as a safe resource for
government and military employees to learn
additional security tactics and information.
Good site though ..

Sorry about the bad link, folks. I tried to copy and paste it, but the page wasn't cooperating, so I tried to type it by hand. Still think it has some good info. Maybe one of these days I'll get around to reading it cover to cover.

alpha