DCE/RPC over SMB: Samba and Windows NT Domain Internals

Designed to provide in-depth technical information for CIFS implementers, network security experts, developers of network traffic analysis tools, developers of Windows NT software, and network administrators. DCE/RPC over SMB: Samba and Windows NT Domain Internals covers such topics as: implementing DCE/RPC over SMB in Samba; developing NT Domain administration functionality; understanding the internetworkings of Windows NT's internal security components; using the NT Service Control Manager over-the-wire; and managing a Windows NT SAM Database. If you deal with Windows NT development, security, or administration, DCE/RPC over SMB: Samba and Windows NT Domain Internals is an essential source of information on: encrypting DCE/RPC using NTLM Secure Service Provider; Viewing files, shares, and sessions that are open on a server; and adding, modifying, and deleting keys and values on the NT registry.

Luke Leighton is a key member of the SAMBA team, a top notch programming mind, and a true hacker with strong C++ and C programming skills. He possesses substantial object-oriented design/programming skills and an understanding of low-level operating system interfacing. He has actually spent the last year reverse-engineering Windows NT network traffice in order to write his spec, and therefore has developed a keen insight into the minds behind NT's development and what they have achieved. Luke is currently employed by ISS (Internet Security Systems) in Atlanta, GA.