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These functions show some interesting features Let s take a closer look at cosh z A plot of cosh z is shown in Fig 410 focusing on the region 0 x 1 Note the oscillations along the y direction These oscillations result from the fact that this function has trigonometric functions with y argument To see this, we write the hyperbolic cosine function in terms of z = x + iy: cosh z = ez + e z 2 x + iy e + e ( x+iy ) = 2 x e (cos y + i sin y) + e x (cos y i sin y) = 2 = cos y cosh x + i sin y sinh x

He might talk with people inside the organization, gathering names, office numbers, or department names little things in and of themselves, but powerful tools when combined later with other social engineering attacks These old-school social engineering tactics are taking a backseat to a far more nefarious form of social engineering: phishing

NetSonar has four main components: a GUI, a Network Mapping Tool, a Vulnerability Assessment Engine, and a Report Wizard These components are used to perform scans and probes on a network at specific times or on a recurring basis A scan is a passive analysis technique that identifies the open ports found on each network device and the associated port banner This port banner is compared against a table of rules that assist in identifying the network device, its operating system, and all potential vulnerabilities A probe is an active analysis technique that uses the information obtained during scanning to perform a more intense interrogation of network devices The probe can confirm suspected vulnerabilities, as well as detect additional vulnerabilities that were not detected by the scan A scan and probe can target one node, a single network segment, or your entire network You can also scan for specific vulnerabilities or for an entire spectrum of vulnerabilities After the data is collected, NetSonar organizes it and provides reporting functionality

In a phishing attack, the attacker poses as some sort of trusted site, like an online version of your bank or credit card company, and solicits you to update your financial information, such as a credit card number You might get an e-mail message, for example, that purports to be from PayPal telling you that your account needs to be updated and provides a link that looks like it goes to http://billingpaypalcom Clicking the link http://billingpaypall com (note the extra l in the name), you might end up at a site that resembles the PayPal billing site, but is actually http://wwwmerchntaccountcom, a phishing site

In chap 1 we also learned that a complex number z = x + iy can be written in the polar representation z = rei The same is true with complex functions That is, we can write f ( z ) = f (rei ) (28)

NetSonar's GUI is based on two components the data management and scheduling organizer, and a grid browser THE DATA MANAGEMENT AND SCHEDULING ORGANIZER Use this component to tell NetSonar What you want to be considered a vulnerability How you want your data organized

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How you want your reports to look THE GRID BROWSER The Grid Browser is used to view the data based on the queries you defined You select the fields of a particular network scan you are interested in, and use the Grid Browser to display this information You decide the level of detail you want to see The Grid Browser also will provide a "snapshot" of the views you like and include them in any reports you generate The Zoom feature lets you focus on more or less detail of your data Scan data may include operating systems, services, and vulnerabilities running on various hosts The drill-down feature reveals host-specific details such as All hosts running a particular service All services running on one host All vulnerabilities on one host All hosts with a particular vulnerability By highlighting the data of interest, you are able to create graphics such as pie charts, area charts, and line charts

The function can also be written in terms of real and imaginary parts that are functions of the real variables r and This is done as follows: f (rei ) = u(r , ) + iv (r , ) (29)