Gray Hat Hacking The Ethical Hackers Handbook, 3rd Edition at Dominant Systems Book Store

THE LATEST STRATEGIES FOR UNCOVERING TODAY'S MOST DEVASTATING ATTACKS

Thwart malicious network intrusion by using cutting-edge techniques for finding and fixing security flaws. Fully updated and expanded with nine new chapters, Gray Hat Hacking: The Ethical Hacker's Handbook, Third Edition details the most recent vulnerabilities and remedies along with legal disclosure methods. Learn from the experts how hackers target systems, defeat production schemes, write malicious code, and exploit flaws in Windows and Linux systems. Malware analysis, penetration testing, SCADA, VoIP, and Web security are also covered in this comprehensive resource.

Develop and launch exploits using BackTrack and Metasploit
Employ physical, social engineering, and insider attack techniques
Build Perl, Python, and Ruby scripts that initiate stack buffer overflows
Understand and prevent malicious content in Adobe, Office, and multimedia files
Detect and block client-side, Web server, VoIP, and SCADA attacks
Reverse engineer, fuzz, and decompile Windows and Linux software
Develop SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and forgery exploits
Trap malware and rootkits using honeypots and SandBoxes

Customer Reviews & Comments
Like most any other book you'll find in the whitehat world, this book offered nothing new when it came out, nothing that anyone who has ever played in the gray or black areas wouldn't (or at least shouldn't) have already known, and nothing technical. In standard whitehat fashion (and very much contrary to what the title would make you believe), this book was written by a whitehat, for whitehats -- it is (to use an old term) a poser's book for posers. One of the key ways that you can decide this for yourself is to simply glance through the content and realize that everything in it is very high-level and almost all of the content (in typical whitehat fashion) comes straight from the bh and gh community with no thanks to them... and no understanding from the authors (thus, it was kept nontechnical).

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