Windows Security Monitoring
Scenarios and Patterns
1. Auflage Juni 2018
656 Seiten, Softcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
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Dig deep into the Windows auditing subsystem to monitor for malicious activities and enhance Windows system security
Written by a former Microsoft security program manager, DEFCON "Forensics CTF" village author and organizer, and CISSP, this book digs deep into the Windows security auditing subsystem to help you understand the operating system's event logging patterns for operations and changes performed within the system. Expert guidance brings you up to speed on Windows auditing, logging, and event systems to help you exploit the full capabilities of these powerful components. Scenario-based instruction provides clear illustration of how these events unfold in the real world. From security monitoring and event patterns to deep technical details about the Windows auditing subsystem and components, this book provides detailed information on security events generated by the operating system for many common operations such as user account authentication, Active Directory object modifications, local security policy changes, and other activities.
This book is based on the author's experience and the results of his research into Microsoft Windows security monitoring and anomaly detection. It presents the most common scenarios people should be aware of to check for any potentially suspicious activity.
Learn to:
* Implement the Security Logging and Monitoring policy
* Dig into the Windows security auditing subsystem
* Understand the most common monitoring event patterns related to operations and changes in the Microsoft Windows operating system
About the Author
Andrei Miroshnikov is a former security program manager with Microsoft. He is an organizer and author for the DEFCON security conference "Forensics CTF" village and has been a speaker at Microsoft's Bluehat security conference. In addition, Andrei is an author of the "Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 Security Auditing and Monitoring Reference" and multiple internal Microsoft security training documents. Among his many professional qualifications, he has earned the (ISC)² CISSP and Microsoft MCSE: Security certifications.
Part I Introduction to Windows Security Monitoring 1
Chapter 1 Windows Security Logging and Monitoring Policy 3
Part II Windows Auditing Subsystem 11
Chapter 2 Auditing Subsystem Architecture 13
Chapter 3 Auditing Subcategories and Recommendations 47
Part III Security Monitoring Scenarios 81
Chapter 4 Account Logon 83
Chapter 5 Local User Accounts 141
Chapter 6 Local Security Groups 201
Chapter 7 Microsoft Active Directory 237
Chapter 8 Active Directory Objects 285
Chapter 9 Authentication Protocols 323
Chapter 10 Operating System Events 367
Chapter 11 Logon Rights and User Privileges 419
Chapter 12 Windows Applications 437
Chapter 13 Filesystem and Removable Storage 485
Chapter 14 Windows Registry 523
Chapter 15 Network File Shares and Named Pipes 559
Appendix A Kerberos AS_REQ, TGS_REQ, and AP_REQ Messages Ticket Options 585
Appendix B Kerberos AS_REQ, TGS_REQ, and AP_REQ Messages Result Codes 589
Appendix C SDDL Access Rights 597
Object-Specific Access Rights 598
Index 603
