Hacking For Dummies 2nd Edition by Kevin Beaver (PDF)

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Ebook Info

  • Published: 2006
  • Number of pages: 408 pages
  • Format: PDF
  • File Size: 4.81 MB
  • Authors: Kevin Beaver

Description

Are you worried about external hackers and rogue insiders breaking into your systems? Whether it’s social engineering, network infrastructure attacks, or application hacking, security breaches in your systems can devastate your business or personal life. In order to counter these cyber bad guys, you must become a hacker yourself—an ethical hacker. Hacking for Dummies shows you just how vulnerable your systems are to attackers. It shows you how to find your weak spots and perform penetration and other security tests. With the information found in this handy, straightforward book, you will be able to develop a plan to keep your information safe and sound. You’ll discover how to:Work ethically, respect privacy, and save your system from crashingDevelop a hacking planTreat social engineers and preserve their honestyCounter war dialing and scan infrastructuresUnderstand the vulnerabilities of Windows, Linux, and Novell NetWarePrevent breaches in messaging systems, web applications, and databasesReport your results and managing security changesAvoid deadly mistakesGet management involved with defending your systemsAs we enter into the digital era, protecting your systems and your company has never been more important. Don’t let skepticism delay your decisions and put your security at risk. With Hacking For Dummies, you can strengthen your defenses and prevent attacks from every angle!

User’s Reviews

Editorial Reviews: From the Back Cover Develop a plan to keep your information safeFind out how to test your systems, plug the holes, and foil attackersYou’ll find out how external hacker and rogue insider hacks happen, how to discover where your systems and network are weak, what you can do to strengthen your defenses, and how to prepare reports and recommendations to management.Discover how toIdentify the different types of attacksCreate a plan for testingRecognize vulnerabilities in your networkPrevent attacks by rogue insidersTest applications, files, and databasesPlug security holes About the Author Kevin Beaver is an independent information security consultant, speaker, and expert witness with two decades of experience in the IT industry. He specializes in performing information security assessments revolving around compliance and IT governance.

Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

⭐I work in the developer and IT industry and purchased this book to get a mind set of the criminal mind when it comes to hacking. This book is great for checking your security infrastructure and ensuring its safety, by allowing you to ‘hack’ your own network, and then patch it to ensure others can not. Great book and easy read, I love all of the ‘For Dummies’ books and they are a great reference for my growing computer references.

⭐Good intro to the world of Hacking. My job is based around the world of IT security so I needed to pick up the base knowledge quickly so I could market our company and this allowed me to that.

⭐item was as described, good price and fast shipment

⭐Price was right, lots of info

⭐the book is realy good . also came on time It also sold at a good price. thanks

⭐When the book came it was very musty smelling, like from a smoker. However, it was definitely what my son wanted and he was happy.

⭐it’s a good book for have an overwiev in security and,of course, hacking but I don’t like almost half of the book spent only for generic and common stories…maybe I’ve this idea since I was looking for a book with much more code and explanation to realize hacking!! 🙂

⭐I think all the Dummies books are good specially for the people who are dummy in the field and dummy in life as well. By dummy in life I mean they cant even use their common sense for thing. For example Although it did gave some good hacking sites but then it took so many pages explaining that you can also hack by looking over the shoulder of a person who is entering his userid/pwd I would call it DUHHHH!!.

⭐Best book ever…

⭐Nice

⭐Good but pretty old-school. The explanation is very easily comprehensible.

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