6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE

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RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - Fredjes - 04-19-2013

(04-19-2013, 08:20 PM)Deque Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 05:17 PM)Fredjes Wrote: Any suggestions about with which one I should start? I haven't really done a lot of hacking but I am a programmer in several programming languages (C++, Java, C#.Net, and PHP are the major ones).

Depends what you want to do/learn.

I haven't read the first two books. The first one is a certification, though.

"Hacking- The Art of Exploitation" (as well as The Art of Deception, which was mentioned here too) is pretty interesting in my opinion. Especially if you want to get a taste of hacking. But it is more for entertainment than for learning things.

Metasploit and Shellcoders handbook are relatively special topics. You will know if you need them.

Thank you for the response, I'm going to start reading right now! Smile

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - Fredjes - 04-19-2013

(04-19-2013, 08:20 PM)Deque Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 05:17 PM)Fredjes Wrote: Any suggestions about with which one I should start? I haven't really done a lot of hacking but I am a programmer in several programming languages (C++, Java, C#.Net, and PHP are the major ones).

Depends what you want to do/learn.

I haven't read the first two books. The first one is a certification, though.

"Hacking- The Art of Exploitation" (as well as The Art of Deception, which was mentioned here too) is pretty interesting in my opinion. Especially if you want to get a taste of hacking. But it is more for entertainment than for learning things.

Metasploit and Shellcoders handbook are relatively special topics. You will know if you need them.

Thank you for the response, I'm going to start reading right now! Smile

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - DaPaus - 04-19-2013

Thanks for the share

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - asitkumar - 04-20-2013

the first four books have some obsolete stuff i have their pdf. but the last two are great. especially the metasploit book's a classic
thanks for sharing! Wink

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - L2PGames - 04-21-2013

Thanks for the books. I hope i can complete all of them Wink

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - davix321 - 06-10-2013

Thanks, i already have most of them.

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - King-Of-Hacker "PiatOs" - 06-12-2013

2nd edition procedural?? what i mean is, we need to get read the 1st edition? or can i jump to read 2nd edition even without knowing 1st edition..

=im a noob hacker and trying to make good someday by reading all informative tutorials..

RE: 6 EBOOKS EVERY HACKER SHOULD HAVE - x_h0rr0r_x - 07-17-2013

Here is one of my favorites.If I could start a thread I would post it for everyone.

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Chapter 1 – Anonymizing Your Activities.
Chapter 2 – Honeypots.
Chapter 3 – Malware Classification.
Chapter 4 – Sandboxes and Multi-AV Scanners.
Chapter 5 – Researching Domains and IP Addresses.
Chapter 6 – Documents, Shellcode, and URLs.
Chapter 7 – Malware Labs.
Chapter 8 – Automation.
Chapter 9 – Dynamic Analysis.
Chapter 10 – Malware Forensics.
Chapter 11 – Debugging Malware.
Chapter 12 – De-Obfuscation.
Chapter 13 – Working with DLLs.
Chapter 14 – Kernel Debugging.
Chapter 15 – Memory Forensics with Volatility.
Chapter 16 – Memory Forensics: Code Injection and Extraction.
Chapter 17 – Memory Forensics: Rootkits.
Chapter 18 – Memory Forensics: Network and Registry.

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Highlights of this book:
Enormous compilation on Malware Analysis to date in 700+ pages spread over 18 chapters
Latest information – tools, trends & techniques
Practical – real code examples, scenarios & case studies from the field
Fresh material – Analysis of PDF, MS Office documents, Unpacking Javascript etc
Advanced topics such as Malware Debugging, Dynamic Analysis, Memory Forensics, Rootkit Analysis etc
Points to right tools and shows how to use them in a smart way for better results.
Learn how to create your own quick scripts for automation
Wide Platform coverage -Windows, Linux & Mac (Though more of Windows, of course )