SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(Department of Computer Technology)

SESSION : 2023-24

Presentation on
CYBERPROBE: A FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING
SYSTEM SECURITY

Presented by :
Under the Guidance of
Tanishka Mali (B190234425)
Sajal Priya (B190234391) Prof.P.M.Kamde
Onkar Mehetre (B190234329)
Girija Wale (B190234451)
 Domain

• Cyber Security:
 Cybersecurity, or computer security, is the practice of protecting
computer systems, networks, programs, and data from digital attacks,
theft, damage, or unauthorized access.
 The goal of cybersecurity is to ensure the confidentiality, integrity,
and availability of information and computing resources.
 Contents

• Problem Statement
• Aim and Motivation
• Introduction
• Objective
• What is Penetration Testing
• Use-Case Diagram
• Modules used
• Applications
• Future Scope
• Conclusion
• References
 Problem Statement

The field of computer security faces serious challenges due to the lack of unified tools
for security measures, forcing cybersecurity experts to deal with different and time-
consuming tasks. This inadequacy necessitates the use of multiple tools and manual
integration, creating a time-consuming and complex process. As a result, professionals
in the field are often confronted with a disjointed workflow, hindering their ability to
efficiently assess, protect, and fortify computer systems against evolving threats.
 Aim and Motivation

Aim:
1.Comprehensive testing environment
2.Modularity and flexibility to user
3.Collaborative platform
4.Security compliance

Motivation:
Ensure audience understands the crucial role Cyberprobe plays in creating a secure
testing environment, promoting collaboration, and upholding ethical standards,
ultimately enhancing network security.
 Introduction
• In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, the growing interconnectedness of systems
and reliance on computer technology highlight the crucial role of cybersecurity. As
technology advances, so do the threats from hackers, malicious software, and
cyberattacks.
• In response to this growing challenge, cybersecurity professionals leverage a diverse
array of tools to protect and assess computer systems. However, the current approach
often involves a fragmented collection of specialized tools, leading to challenges in
coordination and efficiency.
• Recognizing this need for a more integrated and streamlined solution, CyberProbe
emerges as a comprehensive cybersecurity platform, seamlessly integrating a range
of tools into a cohesive framework.
 Objectives

• Enhancing Network Security: Develop a robust framework to effectively assess and

enhance network security measures.
• Identifying Vulnerabilities: Provide a platform for identifying potential vulnerabilities
and weaknesses in network infrastructure and systems.
• Empowering Ethical Hacking: Foster responsible and ethical hacking practices by
providing tools and methodologies for security testing.
• Customization and Adaptability: Design a modular framework that can be customized
and adapted to suit various testing scenarios and organizational needs.
• Advancing Cybersecurity Research: Contribute to the advancement of cybersecurity
research and development by providing a comprehensive framework for security
assessment.
 What is Penetration Testing?
• Penetration Testing, often referred to as pen testing, is a cybersecurity practice where
authorized security experts simulate real-world attacks on a computer system,
network, or web application to evaluate its security posture.
• The goal of penetration testing is to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by
attackers and to assess the effectiveness of existing security measures in defending
against such attacks.
• Strategies of Pentesting:
1.BlackBox
2.GreyBox
3.WhiteBox
• Methodologies of Pentesting:
1.Automated Pentest(with the help of tools)
2.Manual Pentest(without tools)
Use Case Diagram
 Github Gitclone User
<<Device>> <<Device>>
 Modules Used

1. INFORMATION GATHERING
2. PASSWORD RECOVERY
3. THREAT MODELLING
4. EXPLOITATION
5. WINDOWS-TOOLS
6. WIRELESS
7. CODE AUDIT
8. MOBILE ANALYSIS
9. VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS
 Exploitation Modules:Telnet
• Exploitation modules are tools or scripts designed to take advantage of specific
vulnerabilities in software, systems, or networks.
• It allows the tester to perform various actions such as gaining unauthorized access,
escalating privileges, executing arbitrary code, or causing disruptions like
denial of service.
• tools: sqlmap
• Telnet is a network protocol that allows a user to communicate with a remote device
or server over a TCP/IP network.
• It was designed for remote command-line interface access to servers, network
equipment, and other devices
 FTP Module
• The FTP (File Transfer Protocol) module within Cyberprobe is designed to assess the
security of FTP servers and the data transfers conducted over them. FTP remains a
widely used protocol for file sharing and transfer, making it a prime target for
attackers seeking unauthorized access to sensitive data.
• Protocol Analysis: The FTP module conducts in-depth protocol analysis to identify
potential security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations within FTP servers.
• Authentication Testing: It performs authentication testing to assess the strength of
user credentials and identify weak or default passwords that could be exploited by
attackers.
• Data Integrity: The module verifies the integrity of data transfers over FTP
connections, ensuring that files are not tampered with or intercepted during
transmission.
 Applications
• Vulnerability Assessment: Cyberprobe can be used to identify vulnerabilities within
network infrastructure, including misconfigurations, software flaws, and potential
entry points for attackers.
• Penetration Testing: Ethical hackers can leverage Cyberprobe to conduct penetration
tests, simulating real-world attacks to assess the resilience of network defenses and
identify potential weaknesses.
• Intrusion Detection and Prevention: By monitoring network traffic and system
behavior, Cyberprobe can help detect and prevent unauthorized access attempts,
malware infections, and other security breaches in real-time.
• Incident Response: Cyberprobe can aid in incident response efforts by providing
valuable insights into the nature and scope of security incidents, enabling
organizations to mitigate threats and minimize the impact of breaches.
 Future Scope
• Advanced Threat Detection: Integration of machine learning and artificial
intelligence algorithms to enhance Cyberprobe's capabilities in detecting and
mitigating advanced and evolving cyber threats.
• IoT Security: Adaptation of Cyberprobe to address the unique security challenges
posed by the proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, including
vulnerabilities in IoT networks and ecosystems.
• Cloud Security: Development of features and modules specifically designed for
assessing and securing cloud-based infrastructure and services, catering to the
growing adoption of cloud computing technologies.
 Conclusion

• In conclusion, the cyberprobe platform Pack stands out as a robust and versatile
cybersecurity solution, offering ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals a
unified platform for comprehensive security assessments.
• Its extensive suite of penetration testing tools, coupled with a modular architecture,
open source availabilty, and comprehensive support resources, empowers users to
assess, protect, and fortify computer systems against potential threats effectively.
 References
1. Hacking: The Art of Exploitation
Category: Book
By: Jon Erickson
2. Kali Linux 2020 for Hackers
Category: Book
By: Mati Aharoni and Nishay Sanan
3. Network Security Essentials: A Guide to Network Security for IT Professionals
Category: Book
By: William Stallings
4. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Category: Website
By: https://www.nist.gov/cybersecurity
THANK YOU