Hacking: The Art of Exploit
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Hacking: The Art of Exploit
39.99 €
31.99 €
Every programmer is essentially a hacker. After all, hacking originally referred to the search for a skillful and non-obvious solution. Understanding programming principles helps to find vulnerabilities, and vulnerability detection skills help to create programs, so many hackers do both at the same time. There are interesting unconventional moves in both techniques for writing elegant programs and techniques for finding weaknesses.
Where to start. To overwrite memory with buffer overflows, access a remote server and intercept connections you will have to program in C and assembly language, use shell code and CPU registers, learn about networking and encryption and much more. As much as we want to believe in miracles, the software and computer networks on which our daily lives depend have vulnerabilities. A world without hackers is a world without curiosity and innovation. John Erickson
Where to start. To overwrite memory with buffer overflows, access a remote server and intercept connections you will have to program in C and assembly language, use shell code and CPU registers, learn about networking and encryption and much more. As much as we want to believe in miracles, the software and computer networks on which our daily lives depend have vulnerabilities. A world without hackers is a world without curiosity and innovation. John Erickson
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