The Database Hacker's Handbook: Defending Database Servers

How This Book Is Structured

The book is divided into 8 parts that include 26 chapters and 3 appendixes. Database systems are discussed in separate sections:

• Part I, Introduction
• Chapter 1, Why Care About Database Security?
• Part II, Oracle
• Chapter 2, The Oracle Architecture
• Chapter 3, Attacking Oracle
• Chapter 4, Oracle: Moving Further into the Network
• Chapter 5, Securing Oracle
• Part III, DB2
• Chapter 6, IBM DB2 Universal Database
• Chapter 7, DB2: Discovery, Attack, and Defense
• Chapter 8, Attacking DB2
• Chapter 9, Securing DB2
• Part IV, Informix
• Chapter 10, The Informix Architecture
• Chapter 11, Informix: Discovery, Attack, and Defense
• Chapter 12, Securing Informix
• Part V, Sybase ASE
• Chapter 13, The Sybase Architecture
• Chapter 14, Sybase: Discovery, Attack, and Defense
• Chapter 15, Sybase: Moving Further into the Network
• Chapter 16, Securing Sybase
• Part VI, MySQL
• Chapter 17, MySQL Architecture
• Chapter 18, MySQL: Discovery, Attack, and Defense
• Chapter 19, MySQL: Moving Further into the Network
• Chapter 20, Securing MySQL
• Part VII, SQL Server
• Chapter 21, Microsoft SQL Server Architecture
• Chapter 22, SQL Server: Exploitation, Attack, and Defense
• Chapter 23, Securing SQL Server
• Part VIII, PostgreSQL
• Chapter 24, The PostgreSQL Architecture
• Chapter 25, PostgreSQL: Discovery and Attack
• Chapter 26, Securing PostgreSQL
• Appendix A, Example C Code for a Time-Delay SQL Injection Harness
• Appendix B, Dangerous Extended Stored Procedures
• Appendix C, Oracle Default Usernames and Passwords

Within each ...