Hacking and Security - The Comprehensive Guide to Penetration Testing and Cybersecurity
Frank Neugebauer, Markus Widl, Inc Publishing, Michael Kofler, Klaus Gebeshuber, Peter Kloep, André Zingsheim, Thomas Hackner, Roland Aigner, Stefan Kania, Tobias Scheible, Matthias Wübbeling
Maison d'édition: Packt Publishing
Synopsis
This book provides a comprehensive guide to cybersecurity, covering hacking techniques, tools, and defenses. It begins by introducing key concepts, distinguishing penetration testing from hacking, and explaining hacking tools and procedures. Early chapters focus on security fundamentals, such as attack vectors, intrusion detection, and forensic methods to secure IT systems.As the book progresses, readers explore topics like exploits, authentication, and the challenges of IPv6 security. It also examines the legal aspects of hacking, detailing laws on unauthorized access and negligent IT security. Readers are guided through installing and using Kali Linux for penetration testing, with practical examples of network scanning and exploiting vulnerabilities.Later sections cover a range of essential hacking tools, including Metasploit, OpenVAS, and Wireshark, with step-by-step instructions. The book also explores offline hacking methods, such as bypassing protections and resetting passwords, along with IT forensics techniques for analyzing digital traces and live data. Practical application is emphasized throughout, equipping readers with the skills needed to address real-world cybersecurity threats.
Disponible depuis: 19/09/2024.
Longueur d'impression: 1144 pages.
