From: Parish Zachary Z AB 381 IS/SCSS (Zachary.Parish@ELMENDORF.af.mil)
Date: Thu Jul 08 2004 - 16:41:45 EDT
Many resources are available online dedicated to this topic. I suggest
reading the RFC's for the specific protocols that you would like to learn;
they should provide the necessary level of depth needed. Once you have a
more in-depth understanding of the protocol, tools such as tcpdump are great
for analyzing the traffic of said protocol. Use tcpdump or something like
hping to view the raw protocol data - this will give you excellent material
to learn about the actual real-world implementation of whatever traffic you
wish to learn.
http://www.rfc.net/ -more information on TCP/IP, protocols, and security
technologies than you could ever ingest in a lifetime.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jordan Cole (stilist) [mailto:stilist@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 4:51 PM
To: Don Parker
Cc: pen-test@securityfocus.com; vuln-dev@securityfocus.com
Subject: Re: TCP/IP skills
I'm not a professional in any sense of the word, I just toy with
technology out of love. I have yet to find a good tutorial or
instruction manual on how to use TCP/IP or many of the other
technologies used in security and the internet. While I'm sure they
exist, I simply haven't stumbled across them yet. It took me several
tries with Google to find an explanation of SMTP; even then it wasn't
obvious from the search results. Perhaps if somebody would make a
website or (inexpensive) book dedicated to topics such as these, more
geeks/professionals would have a knowledge of it.
And that concludes my outsider's view. :)
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