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== Modelo de Auditoría de sistemas:  ==
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==About==
  
Éste es un modelo universal para securizar en un alto grado de seguridad al sistema operativo.  
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The OWASP Java Project's goal is to enable Java and J2EE developers to build secure applications efficiently. See the [[OWASP Java Project Roadmap]] for more information on our plans.
  
#Sistema de cifrado congelado: Mantiene en secreto la ubicación del archivo del sistema, previniendo ataques de tipo monitoreo de redes.
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==Joining the Project==
#OpenVAS: Línea de comandos para cifrar- descifrar el protocolo TCP/Ip
 
#Filtro Web: Previene intrusiones a través de puertos inseguros
 
#Clam Antivirus: Previene, detecta y corrige virus informático
 
  
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Rohyt Belani is the project lead.  The project's high level roadmap can be found at the [[OWASP Java Project Roadmap]]
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* Please submit your ideas for individual articles to the [[Java Project Article Wishlist]].
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* If you'd like to contribute:
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# visit the [[Tutorial]],
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# join the [http://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/java-project mailing list]
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# and pick a topic from the [[OWASP Java Table of Contents]], or suggest a new topic.<br>
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Remember to add the tag: <nowiki>[[Category:OWASP Java Project]]</nowiki> to the end of new articles so that they're properly categorised.
  
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==Java Security Overview==
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| Sistema de Cifrado Congelado
 
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While Java and J2EE contain many security technologies, it is not easy to produce an application without security vulnerabilities. Most application security [[:Category:Vulnerability|vulnerabilities]] apply to Java applications just like other environments. The notable exception is [[Buffer Overflow|buffer overflow]] and related issues that do not apply to Java applications.
  
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There is a wealth of information about vulnerabilities that apply to Java and JavaEE application in the [[:Category:Vulnerability|Vulnerability]] articles here at OWASP. The articles that have specific Java examples are tagged with the [[:Category:Java|Java category]].
  
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The goals of this project are to provide information about building, configuring, deploying, operating, and maintaining secure Java applications. We cover the following topics:
  
== Descripción softwares de auditoría ==
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; [[OWASP Java Table of Contents#J2EE Security for Architects | J2EE Security for Architects]]
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: Provides information about the design and architectural considerations for a Java web application. Common architectures such as EJB, Web Services and Spring Middle tiers are discussed.
  
*El sistema de cifrado http://truecrypt.org cifra el núcleo del sistema operativo y los discos lógicos impidiendo ataques espía.
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; [[OWASP Java Table of Contents#J2EE Security for Developers | J2EE Security for Developers]]
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: These articles cover dangerous Java calls and common vulnerabilities associated with them, such as Runtime.exec(), Statement.execute(), readline(), etc... The dangers of native code, dynamic code, and reflection will be discussed. We'll also talk about using tools like PMD, jlint, FindBugs, Eclipse, jad, and more. This section will also cover standard security mechanisms in the JDK, such as cryptography, logging, encryption, error handling.  Securing elements of an application, such as servlets, JSPs, controllers, business logic, and persistence layers will be covered. We'll discuss handling request parameters, encoding, injection, and more. We'll also discuss the use of security mechanisms such as log4j, BouncyCastle, XML encryption, XML signature, and other technologies.
  
*Los comandos shell http://openvas.org sirven para analizar protocolos de red, detección de virus y cifrado del protocolo IpV4-6
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; [[OWASP Java Table of Contents#J2EE Security For Deployers| J2EE Security for Deployers]]
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: These articles cover topics specifically related to the J2EE environment. We discuss minimizing the attack surface in web.xml, configuring error handlers, and performing hardening of popular J2EE application servers.
  
*El filtro web http://freenetproject.org es una técnica que reemplaza al Firewall, discriminando puertos inseguros, ahorrando tiempo de procesamiento en el núcleo del sistema.
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; [[OWASP Java Table of Contents#J2EE Security for Security Analysts and Testers| J2EE Security for Security Analysts and Testers]]
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: These articles cover the verification, analysis, and testing of the security of J2EE applications. This section will cover using tools to find vulnerabilities, both in source code and in running applications. These articles will focus on J2EE-specific aspects of testing applications that use various common J2EE frameworks and coding patterns.
  
*Clamwin.com es un software de código abierto, no usa computación en la nube y tiene una GUI que detecta virus en línea http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamsentinel
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[[Category:Language]]
 
 
== Macroinformática  ==
 
 
 
La macroinformática comprende eficiencia, seguridad y naturaleza. La eficacia de un sistema operativo se mide por la interacción hombre-máquina, sintetizando aplicaciones minimalistas y ejecutándolas nuestro sistema operativo procesará los datos eficientemente, ejemplos:
 
 
 
*Transmisión cifrada: Cliente e-mail con GnuPG
 
 
 
http://fellowship.fsfe.org
 
 
 
*Sistema de cifrado: Cifra y descifra texto plano, imágenes, etc..
 
 
 
#ftp://ftp.gnupg.org/gcrypt/binary/gnupg-w32cli-1.4.11.exe
 
#http://cryptophane.googlecode.com/files/cryptophane-0.7.0.exe
 
 
 
*Ruby: Lenguaje de programación experimental
 
 
 
http://ruby-lang.org
 
 
 
*J2re1.3.1_20: Ejecutable de objetos interactivos o applets
 
 
 
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.3.1_20/index.html
 
 
 
*Escritorio: Gestor de ventanas X11
 
 
 
http://windowmaker.info
 
 
 
*Gnuzilla: Navegador seguro y de uso libre
 
 
 
http://code.google.com/p/iceweaselwindows/downloads/list
 
 
 
*Gnupdf: Visor de formato de texto universal pdf
 
 
 
http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf
 
 
 
*Gnuflash: Jugador alternativo a flash player
 
 
 
http://gnu.org/software/gnash
 
 
 
*Zinf: Reproductor de audio
 
 
 
http://zinf.org
 
 
 
*Informática forense: Análisis de datos ocultos en el disco duro
 
 
 
http://sleuthkit.org
 
 
 
*Compresor: Comprime datos sobreescribiendo bytes repetidos
 
 
 
http://peazip.sourceforge.net
 
 
 
*Ftp: Gestor de descarga de archivos
 
 
 
http://dfast.sourceforge.net
 
 
 
*AntiKeylogger: Neutraliza el seguimiento de escritorios remotos (Monitoring)
 
 
 
http://psmantikeyloger.sourceforge.net
 
 
 
*Password manager: Gestión de contraseñas
 
 
 
http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net
 
 
 
*Limpiador de disco: Borra archivos innecesrios del sistema
 
 
 
http://bleachbit.sourceforge.net
 
 
 
*Desfragmentador: Reordena los archivos del disco duro, generando espacio virtual
 
 
 
http://kessels.com/jkdefrag
 
 
 
*X11: Gestor de ventanas, reemplazo de escritorio Xwindow's
 
 
 
http://bb4win.org
 
 
 
*Open Hardware: Hardware construído por la comunidad Linux
 
 
 
http://open-pc.com
 
 
 
*Open WRT: Firmware libre para configurar transmisión de Internet
 
 
 
http://openwrt.org
 
 
 
*Gnu- Linux: Sistema operativo universal
 
 
 
http://gnewsense.org
 
 
 
== Biocriptoseguridad ==: Es la unión de la biología, criptografía y hacking ético para formar una defensa stándar contra virus complejos.
 
 
 
Implementación de la biocriptoseguridad informática:
 
 
 
#Amplificar la banda ancha
 
#Optimizar (limpiar- modificar) el sistema operativo
 
#Desfragmentar los discos lógicos
 
#Ocultar el sistema operativo
 
#Configurar antivirus
 
#Limpiar y desfragmentar
 
#Congelar
 
 
 
*Sistema inmune._ Defensa biológica natural contra infecciones como virus http://immunet.com
 
 
 
*Criptografía._ Método de escritura oculta por caractes, números y letras:—{H}/gJa¢K¡Ng÷752%\*)A>¡#(W|a— http://diskcryptor.net
 
 
 
*Hacking ético._ Auditoría de sistemas informáticos que preserva la integridad de los datos.
 
 
 
Congelador: Mantiene el equilibrio en la integridad de los datos, el sistema operativo, red , memoria ram, ciclos de CPU, espacio en disco duro e incidencias de malware
 
 
 
*http://code.google.com/p/hzr312001/downloads/detail?name=Deep%20systemze%20Standard%20Version%206.51.020.2725.rar&amp;can=2&amp;q= (para Window's)
 
*http://sourceforge.net/projects/lethe (para GNU/Linux)
 
 
 
<br>Auditoría de virus cifrado._ Un criptovirus se oculta tras un algoritmo de criptografía, generalmente es híbrido simétrico-asimétrico con una extensión de 1700bit's, burla los escáneres antivirus con la aleatoriedad de cifrado, facilitando la expansión de las botnet's. La solución es crear un sistema operativo transparente, anonimizarlo y usar herramientas de cifrado stándar de uso libre:
 
 
 
*Gnupg: Sirve para cifrar mensajes de correo electrónico http://gpg4win.org/download.html
 
 
 
*Open Secure Shell: Ofuscador TcpIp, protege el túnel de comunicación digital cifrando la Ip. http://openvas.org
 
 
 
*Red protegida: DNS libre http://namespace.org/switch
 
 
 
*Criptosistema simétrico: Encapsula el disco duro, incluyendo el sistema operativo,usando algoritmo Twofish http://truecrypt.org/downloads.php
 
 
 
*Proxy cifrado: Autenticación de usuario anónimo http://torproject.org
 
 
 
Energías renovables._ Son energías adquiridas por medios naturales: hidrógeno, aire, sol que disminuyen la toxicidad de las emisiones de Co2 en el medio ambiente, impulsando políticas ecologistas contribuímos a preservar el ecosistema. Ejm: Usando paneles solares fotovoltaicos.
 

Revision as of 23:05, 7 February 2011

About

The OWASP Java Project's goal is to enable Java and J2EE developers to build secure applications efficiently. See the OWASP Java Project Roadmap for more information on our plans.

Joining the Project

Rohyt Belani is the project lead. The project's high level roadmap can be found at the OWASP Java Project Roadmap

  1. visit the Tutorial,
  2. join the mailing list
  3. and pick a topic from the OWASP Java Table of Contents, or suggest a new topic.

Remember to add the tag: [[Category:OWASP Java Project]] to the end of new articles so that they're properly categorised.

Java Security Overview

While Java and J2EE contain many security technologies, it is not easy to produce an application without security vulnerabilities. Most application security vulnerabilities apply to Java applications just like other environments. The notable exception is buffer overflow and related issues that do not apply to Java applications.

There is a wealth of information about vulnerabilities that apply to Java and JavaEE application in the Vulnerability articles here at OWASP. The articles that have specific Java examples are tagged with the Java category.

The goals of this project are to provide information about building, configuring, deploying, operating, and maintaining secure Java applications. We cover the following topics:

J2EE Security for Architects
Provides information about the design and architectural considerations for a Java web application. Common architectures such as EJB, Web Services and Spring Middle tiers are discussed.
J2EE Security for Developers
These articles cover dangerous Java calls and common vulnerabilities associated with them, such as Runtime.exec(), Statement.execute(), readline(), etc... The dangers of native code, dynamic code, and reflection will be discussed. We'll also talk about using tools like PMD, jlint, FindBugs, Eclipse, jad, and more. This section will also cover standard security mechanisms in the JDK, such as cryptography, logging, encryption, error handling. Securing elements of an application, such as servlets, JSPs, controllers, business logic, and persistence layers will be covered. We'll discuss handling request parameters, encoding, injection, and more. We'll also discuss the use of security mechanisms such as log4j, BouncyCastle, XML encryption, XML signature, and other technologies.
J2EE Security for Deployers
These articles cover topics specifically related to the J2EE environment. We discuss minimizing the attack surface in web.xml, configuring error handlers, and performing hardening of popular J2EE application servers.
J2EE Security for Security Analysts and Testers
These articles cover the verification, analysis, and testing of the security of J2EE applications. This section will cover using tools to find vulnerabilities, both in source code and in running applications. These articles will focus on J2EE-specific aspects of testing applications that use various common J2EE frameworks and coding patterns.

Media in category "OWASP Java Project"

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