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    The document provides guidelines for an attack window lab session at the National Institute of Technology. Students will have access to target machines with vulnerable services from 9am to 12pm to launch attacks. They can use the lab systems or their own laptops connected to the lab network, and are encouraged to bring their own attack tools and code. The session will be run in batches of 2-3 students with 20-30 minutes for each batch to attack the target system, demonstrate results, and fill out a report before leaving the lab.

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    The document provides guidelines for an attack window lab session at the National Institute of Technology. Students will have access to target machines with vulnerable services from 9am to 12pm to launch attacks. They can use the lab systems or their own laptops connected to the lab network, and are encouraged to bring their own attack tools and code. The session will be run in batches of 2-3 students with 20-30 minutes for each batch to attack the target system, demonstrate results, and fill out a report before leaving the lab.

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    Ashwani Kumar
    The document provides guidelines for an attack window lab session at the National Institute of Technology. Students will have access to target machines with vulnerable services from 9am to 12pm to launch attacks. They can use the lab systems or their own laptops connected to the lab network, and are encouraged to bring their own attack tools and code. The session will be run in batches of 2-3 students with 20-30 minutes for each batch to attack the target system, demonstrate results, and fill out a report before leaving the lab.

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    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    National Institute of Technology


    (Formerly Regional Engineering College, Tiruchirappalli)
    Tiruchirappalli – 620015
    Ph: +91 (431) 2503203 Email: ssk@nitt.edu

    GUIDELINES
    ATTACK WINDOW: 9.00 A.M. – 12.00 NOON

    I. Attack Environment is as follows:


    Target machine with vulnerable services running
    Internet access not available in the lab
    You are free to get any software/tools
    You may bring your own laptop also
    Few systems are available to launch the attack(s)
    You may use your own attack code/tools
    You can come in batches (2 to 3)
    A time window of 20-30 minutes available for each batch
    IP address will be given at the start of the session
    Fill up the “Vulnerability Exploitation Report” and hand over to the coordinator

    II. Attack Procedure


    Enter the SSE lab (with your laptop and necessary tools)
    You can use any one of the lab machines or your laptop by connecting to lab network.
    Start an attack on the given target
    Inform coordinators when you accomplish an attack and demonstrate the results.
    Fill up “Vulnerability Exploitation Report” and hand over to the coordinator before leaving
    the lab

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