Hacker Handbook for Beginners - How to become a hacker or to protect yourself from attacks
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| Rating | : | 4.23 (698 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B008Y512KU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 565 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
How to Better Understand Hackers and How to React.25. A Hacker's Point of View : Basics for Hackers.13. Alternatives Help for Great Style.17. How to Become a Hacker the Difficult Way.Have you ever wondered how hackers operate? Do you know the hacking programs they use, and how you can get access to those systems yourself? Even more importantly, do you know how to protect yourself from hackers?The Hacker Handbook for Beginners is a great way to discover more about the hidden world of hackers and hacking.. White-Hats, Grey-Hats and Black-Hats.3. How to Become a Hacker the Easy Way.29. Controversies.4. Links to the Term "Hacker."11. History of Phreaking.6. History of Computer Security Intrusion.7. Famous Crackers.- Kevin Mitnick.- Kevin Poulsen.- Justin Tanner Peterson.19. You'll also learn ways to protect yourself from attacks.You'll learn about:1. The Term Hacker and the History of Its Use.9. WikiLeaks.23. Anonymous.20. How Hackers Attack.- IP Spoofing.- Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks.- Out of Band Attacks.- Trojan Horses.- Portscans.- Protection through Firewalls.Including:
Wouldn't be worth the price if it were free W Vincent Anyone looking for an introductory book on hacking would be well advised to look to a professionally edited book such as the "Dummy" series. The authors command of written English is dreadful and painful to read. While the coverage of the general subject of hacking is extremely broad, individual topics are presented in an extremely superficial manner, to the extent of being incomprehensible at times. I see no value in this book whatsoever.. Brian said Terrible. Paid little got little.. Author repeats themselves way too many times and I really don't care how the term "hacker" came about. Not why I wanted to read this book. Was hoping for more of a technical treatment.Never mind all of the miss-spellings and 6th grade grammer mistakes.But, this was very cheap for kindle version, so not a huge deal.. "well written" according to Kneelzsteex. If I can understand it without my kids interpretation, it is a well written book. It's hard to write this kind of book without assuming reader has a certain level of understanding. This is where a book fails fast by choosing target market. This is well written, assuming little knowledge, but takes you up the ladder fast.