This Book about reverse engineering, specifically focusing on the x86 architecture. The Book provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the internal workings of computing systems, assembly language, and various reverse engineering tools. The Book aims to help readers learn how to analyze and understand the code flow of software, ultimately empowering them to identify vulnerabilities and potentially even "crack" software applications. The author, Jitender Narula, is an experienced cybersecur...
Dec 15, 2024•32 min
The Book provides a guide for implementing Cisco IP Switch Networks. The guide details configuring Cisco switches, setting up VLANS, trunk links, and utilizing various security protocols. The document also explores the intricacies of the spanning-tree protocol and its different flavors, as well as the various configurations available for each. Additionally, the document touches upon the implementation of Etherchannel and its associated protocols, providing a comprehensive resource for network en...
Dec 15, 2024•20 min
The Book is the IEEE Standard for Ethernet (IEEE 802.3-2018), a Book that specifies the technical details for the Ethernet network standard. The standard covers a wide range of topics including the physical layer, media access control, layer management, repeater units, fiber optic MAUs, and Auto-Negotiation. It also provides functional descriptions, state diagrams, electrical characteristics, and mechanical specifications for various components and functionalities of the Ethernet network. The st...
Dec 15, 2024•25 min
This Book provides an extensive guide on installing, migrating, and implementing best practices for the IBM b-type Gen 7 SAN director. It covers various topics, including the autonomous SAN, automation, security, and the Fibre Channel over Internet Protocol (FCIP) extension. The guide aims to help users modernize their SAN infrastructure, leverage the full performance of next-generation storage, and ensure the highest levels of availability and security. The document also includes valuable infor...
Dec 15, 2024•34 min
The Book is an excerpt from the book "Hybrid Cloud Security Patterns," authored by Sreekanth Iyer and reviewed by Tony Carrato. It details various security patterns and best practices for securing hybrid multi-cloud environments. The book covers key aspects of cloud security, including identity and access management, infrastructure security, data security, application security, DevSecOps, and zero-trust architectures. Each pattern is presented in a clear and concise manner, with explanations of ...
Dec 15, 2024•28 min
The Book provide an in-depth guide to understanding the workings of Linux, ranging from fundamental system concepts to practical configurations and scripting techniques. The book, "How Linux Works," explores topics such as disk management, filesystems, the kernel, system configuration, networking, user environments, and system virtualization. It also provides a comprehensive overview of shell scripting and C programming, essential skills for Linux users and developers. You can listen and downloa...
Dec 15, 2024•42 min
This is an excerpt from How to Measure Anything in Cybersecurity Risk by Douglas Hubbard and Richard Seiersen, which argues for a more quantitative approach to cybersecurity risk management. The authors contend that existing methods, such as risk matrices and risk scores, are flawed and hinder decision-making. They propose using quantitative methods to assess risk, including the assignment of probabilities and dollar impacts, and demonstrate how to apply these techniques through a series of prac...
Dec 15, 2024•15 min
This excerpt from the Book "How to Hack Like a Legend" by Sparc Flow is a guide to ethical hacking techniques. The book provides a detailed step-by-step plan on how to penetrate a company's network, using phishing emails, backdoor exploits, and other malicious tools. While the book focuses on unethical hacking techniques, its primary purpose is to educate readers about security vulnerabilities and how to prevent them. The Book highlights the importance of understanding the security measures used...
Dec 13, 2024•17 min
This book, How to Catch a Phish, provides a practical guide to detecting phishing emails, which are designed to trick users into providing sensitive information or downloading malicious software. The text covers the technical workings of email, explores common phishing tactics and techniques, outlines an incident response framework, and dives into analyzing email content, links, and attachments for signs of malicious activity. The book also discusses log searching and how to remediate and learn ...
Dec 13, 2024•20 min
The Book, “History of REvil”, is a detailed report that investigates the history of the REvil ransomware gang, a criminal enterprise based in Russia. The Book outlines the group's origins as an affiliate of GandCrab, a similar ransomware operation, and then goes on to examine its operations, evolution, and eventual downfall. It discusses REvil's tactics, which included double extortion through data theft, its high-profile attacks, and its recruitment of affiliates. The Book also describes REvil'...
Dec 13, 2024•26 min
The Book, "Hiding From The Internet," is a comprehensive guide to maintaining online privacy. The author, a former government employee who experienced a personal data breach, provides detailed instructions and strategies for minimizing your digital footprint. The book explores various aspects of privacy, ranging from securing your online accounts and devices to safeguarding your personal information from data brokers and credit agencies. It also offers tactics for managing your physical presence...
Dec 13, 2024•21 min
This is a Book that explains how to investigate covert communications and analyzes the tools and methods that criminals use to hide their communications. The book covers a broad landscape of technical topics, including encryption schemes, steganography, the Tor browser, password cracking, decoy storage devices, time stamp modification, file signature manipulation, virtual machines, key loggers, and antiforensic methods. The book also includes numerous practical tips and examples from the author’...
Dec 12, 2024•21 min
This Book, "HASH CRACK Password Cracking Manual v.3" is a comprehensive guide for cracking password hashes, written for network defenders and penetration testers. It provides a broad overview of the password cracking landscape, including an introduction to common hash functions, different attack methods, and detailed steps for extracting and analyzing hashes. The manual also offers extensive information on popular password cracking tools, including Hashcat and John the Ripper, alongside explanat...
Dec 12, 2024•21 min
The Book is an early access excerpt from the Hardware Hacking Handbook by Jasper van Woudenberg and Colin O'Flynn. This excerpt focuses on embedded security, particularly the vulnerabilities in the hardware that can be exploited by attackers. It covers various hardware components and software running on them, along with how attackers can leverage these components to compromise the security of a system. The authors provide a framework for threat modeling, analyzing different attack types and coun...
Dec 12, 2024•19 min
This Book, "Hardware Security A Hands-on Learning Approach," is a comprehensive guide to hardware security. It focuses on the vulnerabilities and attacks that threaten hardware systems, including those based on System-on-Chips (SoCs) and printed circuit boards (PCBs). The book outlines the principles of hardware security, including a detailed overview of hardware components and design processes, and discusses various attack types, such as hardware Trojans, side-channel attacks, fault injection a...
Dec 12, 2024•21 min
The Book called "Hands-On Penetration Testing on Windows," which explains penetration testing concepts and techniques for those with intermediate to advanced skills. It covers a broad range of topics including network access control, sniffing and spoofing, cryptography, exploitation with Metasploit, fuzzing techniques, kernel security, and maintaining access to a system. The text provides hands-on demonstrations with tools such as Wireshark, Ettercap, BetterCAP, John the Ripper, Metasploit, and ...
Dec 11, 2024•37 min
The Book "Hands-On Dark Web Analysis" by Sion Retzkin. The book provides a comprehensive guide for understanding and navigating the Deep Web and Dark Web, covering topics such as the origins of the internet, how to maintain privacy online, the different types of Dark Web users, and the potential dangers associated with it. The book also explores the future of the Dark Web and provides detailed instructions on installing and using various operating systems and security tools for safe access, incl...
Dec 11, 2024•16 min
The Book "Hands-On Chatbots and Conversational UI Development," which is a guide for building chatbots and voice user interfaces. The book covers a range of topics including the history and architecture of conversational UIs, chatbot development tools, and how to integrate chatbots with popular messaging platforms like Facebook Messenger, Skype, and Telegram. The author provides practical examples and tutorials, using tools such as Chatfuel, Dialogflow, Microsoft Bot Framework, Twilio, and Amazo...
Dec 11, 2024•23 min
This excerpt is from a book that teaches ethical hacking and penetration testing using Kali Linux, specifically the NetHunter edition, designed for mobile devices. The text explains various techniques used to gather information about a target, including network scanning, password cracking, and exploiting vulnerabilities. The book also covers various phases of penetration testing, from reconnaissance and scanning to gaining and maintaining access, as well as methods for clearing tracks and avoidi...
Dec 11, 2024•20 min
The Book is a handbook for CTF competitors, a type of cybersecurity competition. It provides information about various security vulnerabilities and attack techniques that are commonly used in CTF competitions. The handbook covers topics including web security, binary exploitation, reverse engineering, cryptography, smart contracts, steganography, forensic techniques, and code auditing. It also includes information on setting up a penetration testing environment and performing various attack meth...
Dec 10, 2024•19 min
The provided Book excerpts from "Hacklog: Volume 1" are a handbook on anonymity, IT security, and ethical hacking. The book guides readers on how to protect their privacy online, covering various topics such as secure communication protocols, privacy-focused operating systems, and techniques for hiding internet activity. It also discusses the dark web, cryptocurrency, data encryption, and forensic countermeasures. The authors aim to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools to navigate the ...
Dec 10, 2024•20 min
This Book material is an excerpt from a book titled "Hacking: The Art of Exploitation." It explores the art of hacking through a combination of practical programming examples and theoretical explanations. The book teaches readers the fundamentals of programming languages like C and assembly, security vulnerabilities, and how to exploit them. The book also examines basic cryptography and cryptanalysis, covering topics like WEP encryption, RSA, and SSH. It explains how to develop and use tools for...
Dec 10, 2024•17 min
The Book provides a comprehensive guide to hacking and securing Android applications, covering both static and dynamic analysis techniques. The source details various Android security vulnerabilities, such as insecure data storage, injection vulnerabilities, and improper use of exported components. It also describes how to exploit these vulnerabilities using tools like Drozer, QARK, and Frida. Additionally, the source explains methods for rooting devices, bypassing screen locks, and writing malw...
Dec 10, 2024•50 min
This Book is a comprehensive guide to computer hacking, written by Roger A. Grimes, a seasoned computer security professional with decades of experience. The book delves into the various methods employed by hackers, both malicious and ethical, offering readers insights into the motivations, techniques, and tools used in the cybercrime landscape. Grimes presents detailed profiles of prominent figures in the field, ranging from security experts to renowned hackers, offering firsthand accounts of t...
Dec 08, 2024•35 min
This excerpt from the book "Hacking Kubernetes" by Andrew Martin and Michael Hausenblas is a guide for cybersecurity professionals working with Kubernetes. It covers the fundamentals of securing Kubernetes clusters, including threat modeling, container security, networking, storage, and access control. The book uses a narrative framework, featuring a fictional cybersecurity officer trying to defend their company's Kubernetes cluster from a group of attackers. Throughout the excerpt, the authors ...
Dec 08, 2024•49 min
The provided Book, excerpts from "Hacking in the Humanities: Cybersecurity, Speculative Fiction, and Navigating a Digital Future" explores the relationship between cybersecurity and the humanities. The author argues that humanists should embrace cybersecurity principles to protect their research and online presence. They also contend that the tools and approaches of speculative fiction, such as science fiction and cyberpunk, can be used to anticipate future threats and vulnerabilities in the dig...
Dec 08, 2024•23 min
The Book "Hacking Exposed: Malware & Rootkits provides a comprehensive examination of modern malware and rootkits, exploring their evolution, techniques, and countermeasures. The book explores how these threats work by diving into various categories of malware such as viruses, worms, Trojans, and rootkits, as well as different methods of infection like social engineering and file execution. It delves into how malicious code operates on different systems, analyzing their behavior and the tool...
Dec 08, 2024•16 min
The Book "Hacking: Computer Hacking, Security Testing, Penetration Testing and Basic Security," written by Gary Hall and Erin Watson. The book is a guide to understanding hacking techniques, including both ethical and unethical approaches, and aims to teach the reader how to protect themselves from hackers. It provides a comprehensive overview of hacking history, different types of hackers, and the motivations behind hacking, and it explores different types of attacks and defenses. The book also...
Dec 08, 2024•54 min
This is an excerpt from "Hacking APIs: Breaking Web Application Programming Interfaces". The book provides a comprehensive guide to hacking APIs, covering topics like API discovery, endpoint analysis, attacking API authentication, and fuzzing. The excerpt focuses on practical techniques and tools for identifying and exploiting API vulnerabilities, including those related to information disclosure, broken authorization, mass assignment, and injection attacks. It also explores techniques for evadi...
Dec 08, 2024•43 min
The Book is an excerpt from "Hacking SaaS: An Insider’s Guide to Managing Software Business Success," a book written by Eric Mersch, an experienced CFO with a long career in the subscription software industry. The book aims to be a comprehensive resource for SaaS professionals, covering everything from the fundamentals of the SaaS business model to advanced metrics and strategies for managing growth, profitability, and customer acquisition. It also includes case studies of successful SaaS compan...
Dec 08, 2024•19 min
