Black Hat Python explores offensive security techniques using Python, covering network programming, web hacking, and malware development. It provides practical code examples for creating custom hacking tools and understanding advanced attack methods.
This groundbreaking work explores how the digital explosion has fundamentally altered privacy, security, and freedom. The authors examine the complex interplay between technology and society, challenging traditional notions of ownership, control, and identity in the digital age.
Chaos Monkeys offers an insider’s view of Silicon Valley, detailing the author’s journey from startup founder to Facebook product manager. It provides a candid, often controversial look at the ambition, innovation, and ethical challenges in the tech industry.
Mike Chapple’s ‘CompTIA CySA+ Certification Kit’ is an essential resource for IT professionals preparing for the CySA+ exam. It covers threat management, vulnerability assessment, security architecture, and incident response, providing a thorough foundation for aspiring cybersecurity analysts.
Mike Chapple’s ‘CompTIA PenTest+ Study Guide’ offers a thorough exploration of penetration testing methodologies, preparing readers for the CompTIA PenTest+ certification. The book covers planning, execution, and reporting of ethical hacking activities, making it an essential resource for cybersecurity professionals.
This book provides a thorough overview of cybersecurity concepts, strategies, and best practices for individuals and organizations. It covers essential topics from network security to emerging technologies, making it an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced professionals.
Michael Bazzell’s ‘Extreme Privacy’ offers a detailed guide to safeguarding personal information in the digital age. Drawing from his experience as a former government investigator, Bazzell provides practical strategies for minimizing digital footprints and enhancing privacy.
Scott J. Shapiro’s ‘Fancy Bear Goes Phishing’ explores five pivotal hacking incidents that have shaped our digital landscape. The book serves as both a historical account and a wake-up call, illustrating how technological evolution has been paralleled by increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
This summary explores Jason Andress’s ‘Foundations of Information Security’, covering key concepts from the CIA triad to legal and ethical issues in cybersecurity. It provides a thorough overview of essential principles and practices in the field.
An autobiographical account of Kevin Mitnick’s journey from notorious hacker to reformed cybersecurity expert. The book offers insights into hacking techniques, cybersecurity challenges, and the ethical implications of digital intrusion.