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Software bugsSoftware always has bugs. System administrators and programmers can never track down and eliminate all possible software vulnerabilities. Attackers have to only find one hole to break in. Software bugs are often exploited in the server daemons, client applications, operating systems, and the network stack. Software bugs can be classified in the following manner:Buffer overflows -

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These are the primary ways an attacker can get into a system: Physical Intrusion - If an attacker has physical access to a machine (i.e. they can use the keyboard or take apart the system), they will be able to get in. Techniques range from special privileges the console has, to the ability to physically take apart the system and remove the disk drive (and read/write it on another machine).

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There are two words to describe the attacker: hacker and attacker. A hacker is a generic term for a person who likes getting into things. The benign hacker is the person who likes to get into his/her own computer and understand how it works. The malicious hacker is the person who likes getting into other people's systems. The benign hackers wish that the media would stop bad-mouthing all hackers

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IntroductionAn intrusion can be defined as an attempt to break into or misuse a computer system. The word "misuse" is broad, and can reflect meaning to something as severe as stealing confidential data to something as minor such as misusing your email system for spam. Today, both the Internet and corporate intranets are simply crawling with people from all walks of life that are continuously

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