Bibliograph

Hacking, by Kevin Beaver

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Label

Hacking, by Kevin Beaver

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Hacking

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1043392947

Responsibility statement

by Kevin Beaver

Series statement

For dummies

Summary

"Be a good guy by thinking like a bad guy. To outsmart a hacker, you must think like a hacker. Security expert Kevin Beaver shows you what motivates hackers and what they're looking for. He lets you in on the secrets of vulnerability and penetration testing, security best practices, and everything else you need to know to stop attackers before they cause problems for your business. Learn how to protect your servers and desktops, web applications, mobile devices, or your entire network"--Page 4 of cover

Table Of Contents

Part I: Building the foundation for security testing. Introduction to vulnerability and penetration testing ; Cracking the hacker mindset ; Developing your security testing plan ; Hacking methodology -- Part II: Putting security testing in motion. Information gathering ; Social engineering ; Physical security ; Passwords -- Part III: Hacking network hosts. Network infrastructure systems ; Wireless networks ; Mobile devices -- Part IV: Hacking operating systems. Windows ; Linux and macOS -- Part V: Hacking applications. Communication and messaging systems ; Web applications and mobile apps ; Databases and storage systems -- Part VI: Security testing aftermath. Reporting your results ; Plugging your security holes ; Managing security processes -- Part VII: The part of tens. Ten tips for getting security buy-in ; Ten reasons hacking is the only effective way to test ; Ten deadly mistakes -- Appendix: tools and resources

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