Go Hck Yourself is an eye-opening,hands-on introduction to the world of hacking,from an award-winning cybersecurity coach. As you perform common attacks against yourself,you'll be shocked by how easy they are to carry out - and realize just how vulnerable most people really are. This book will guide you through setting up a virtual hacking lab so you can safely try out attacks without putting yourself or others at risk. Then give step-by-step instructions which will walk you through executing every major type of attack,including physical access hacks,Google hacking and reconnaissance,social engineering and phishing,malware,password cracking,web hacking,and phone hacking.
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Publisher: No Starch Press,USISBN: 9781718502000Dimensions: 235 x 178 mm
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"An excellent guide for anyone wishing to learn about offensive information security . . .This book is perfect for aspiring penetration testers,security analysts who want more insight into how hackers approach a target,or individuals who want to better protect themselves online. Its practical,hands-on approach provides opportunities for readers to try out real hacking techniques in a safe,legal way. I'll be recommending it to my mentees." -Matt Burrough,Principal Penetration Testing Team Manager at Microsoft"Full of detailed,well-explained exercises...fascinating and informative...Anyone with a basic grasp of tech know-how should pick up this book,read it,apply its lessons in their own life,and share the knowledge they learned." -Joshua Allen Holm,Opensource.com"This is a great introduction level book for someone looking to get a feel for hacking on various platforms. The information was easy to follow,and the phrasing made clear what to do from the beginning." -Sam Zeigler,Security Researcher,Tripwire"A great introduction to cybersecurity that includes both theory and hands-on practice."-Rex Lam,Senior Consultant,Guardian Forest Security"Go Hck Yourself is a great introduction to many angles of offensive security and digital self-defense! It not only gives solid advice as to what someone should do to be safe,but demonstrates why by having them become the hackers themselves-demystifying attack methods to expose that they are also just logical steps,potentially fragile or easily avoided altogether if you know how to reason about their operation."-Jamie G.,Advanced Reviewer
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