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6 Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions ProLib8 / Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions, Third Edition / McClure, Scambray & Kurtz / 9381-6 / Chapter 1 Step 1. Determine the Scope of Your Activities The first item to address is to determine the scope of your footprinting activities. FREE HACKING RELATED EBOOKS. DOWNLOAD (torrent link) HACKING FOR DUMMIES Description There is certainly no shortage of books in this genre- Counter Hack, Hack Attacks Revealed and the best-selling Hacking Exposed (and all of its spin-offs).
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The world's bestselling computer security bookfully expanded and updated
'Right now you hold in your hand one of the most successful security books ever written. Rather than being a sideline participant, leverage the valuable insights Hacking Exposed 6 provides to help yourself, your company, and your country fight cyber-crime.' From the Foreword by Dave DeWalt, President
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Published April 19th 2005 by McGraw-Hill Osborne Media (first published February 1st 2003)
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Aug 15, 2012Roberto Travagliante rated it it was amazing
Complete guide concerning security. I think this is the bible of hacking!
i very like
Feb 09, 2010Lesley Harrison rated it really liked it
A good desk reference.
Aug 18, 2018Walter Straus rated it liked it · review of another edition
Incredibly esoteric (read abstruse). Not sure if I believe their remedies
Nov 14, 2017Mayank rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
This is a REALLY DAMN GOOD BOOK. Definitely worth reading.
Still relevant.
May 15, 2019Bill rated it really liked it · review of another edition
May 20, 2017Don rated it it was ok · review of another edition
Basic and outdated
Case Study - An example of someone probing a system - use of the TOR network and an onion router for anonymity (torproject.org)
1 - Footprinting
- discovering the domain names, network blocks, subnets, routers and individual IP addresses on an entity
- publicly available information - company website, etc. - use phonenumber.com, yellowpages.com to look up physical addresses
- WHOIS and DNS enumeration
- DNS interrogation - using nslookup - determine mail exchange (MX) records using host commands
- net..more
Mar 22, 2016Nemo rated it did not like it · review of another edition
When I bought this book I was a bored and lazy 14 ys-old who wanted to become the Power Ranger of Computer Science. I mean if just by reading a thick and expensive book you can become a fucking ranger, wouldn't you buy it?
Nonetheless, it had been on my TO-READ-ASAP-YOUDUMB for more than 6 years, and I always wondered why. I mean the Art of Exploitation is a bit hard to follow, but you can read this without having to know about networks, memory or x32 Intel assembly. The problem is that it's very..more
Not a hacking how to per se but more like a really good resource for securing your network. Some people object to titles like this one because they naively and mistakenly believe it helps the bad guys. But in reality, without knowing black hat techniques there is no possible way that you can secure your network. Period. The authors do an outstand job of walking the uninformed reader through the process of the hack from initial surveillance up to and including the attack. Highly recommend this bo..more
I had a friend who is an IT who recommended this book when I asked how he was able to track me down no matter where I got on the internet. This was a very well written book that was easy for me to understand. It made it a lot easier for me to understand how the internet works and how to properly secure my digital life. I would definitely recommend this book to more than just IT's and computer hacks.
Apr 29, 2014Ayoub rated it liked it · review of another edition
Too broad
covers a lot of topics on the expense of detailed and practical discussion. The book title gives the impression that you are about to uncover the secrets of network security, instead it barely touches on the surface by naming and counting famous network security tools. I like to think of this book as a general reference for information security
Jul 27, 2011William rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Very good for beginners. I picked up a few things I didn't know, it also helped me with my sorely lacking Windows hacking skills. Wished I found this book earlier. But I guess I benefited more from learning the hard way in the end.
HE is required reading for anyone with a network to secure. Also some of the attacks are quite interesting from an engineering standpoint.
Only drawback is that it doesn't go far enough. I would prefer to see more packet level information. Don't tell me it's an arp spoof, show me.
Nov 05, 2016Nicholas Koh rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Hacking exposed 7
I liked that the book had covered a wide range of hacks - windows, wireless, mobile.
However, the book was lacking in the depth of techniques used for each attack. Would have preferred that the book described how each technique can be performed.
Apr 14, 2008D rated it liked it · review of another edition
Good reference book to learn how to protect yourself. One thing I was hoping to get out of this book a how to do the hacks myself to myself own network and servers but that wasn't there. Safety precautions and legal liabilities I guess.
Neat computer tricks
Jul 25, 2010Jesse rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Good read, lots of informative information on well.. Hacking of course!
Jan 05, 2011Takedown rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Great overview book on information security in general.
Dec 13, 2014Steve rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
By the date it was released the best non fiction hacking books full of examples. A must read for those who are interested in basics.
Jul 03, 2008Kevin rated it really liked it
As far as these types of books go this book offers I think the widest range of exploits, tools, and analysis for the money.
Feb 10, 2014Takedown rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Comprehensive as always. Good book for broad security topics and hackers techniques. Not that much new stuff from older editions and still have some outdated information, but anyway good book.
Feb 02, 2015Pablo rated it really liked it · review of another edition
An enormously useful book for those interested in this particular field
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Oct 06, 2014Justin rated it liked it · review of another edition
overall, it was a good 1900 page book. my maon problem was the constant for more information, buy this book from the same people inatead of just including it in thw book itself
Risk and vulnerability assessment for the network admin.
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