Ebook Hacking Collection 2008
2008-01
* Axence nVision 3.2 Professional
* Sniffing SSL/TLS Connections Through Fake Certificate Injection
* Rogue Binaries – How to Own Software
* Wireless Vulnerabilities and Cracking with the Aircrack Suite
* Remote and Local File Inclusion Explained
* Blind Attack Against the “Path-MTU Discovery” Mechanism
* Secure Dual-Master Database Replication with MySQL
* Writing IPS Rules – Part 3
* We help you to choose the best Anti-spyware
* Eugene Kaspersky – a Living Legend of IT Security
* Self Exposure by Dr. Gary McGraw
VoIP Abuse
2008-02
* Programming with Libpcap – Sniffing the network from our own application
* Reverse Engineering Binaries
* The Justification For Authentication and Encryption
* Writing IPS Rules – Part 4
* Consumers Test – We help you choose the most reliable firewall
* Interview: Kurt Seifried – Linux Security Expert
* Self Exposure by Ben Lynn and Anton Grashion
* One Time Password – New Dimensions in Security
* Storming SIP Security
* Alternate Data Streams or “Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” move to NTFS
LDAP Cracking
2008-03
* Pentest Labs Using LiveCDs
* Best Practices for Secure Shell
* Cracking LDAP Salted SHA Hashes
* Javascript Obfuscation Techniques
* Breaking in Add-on Malwares
* Vulnerabilities Due to Type Conversion of Integers
* Authentication and Encryption Techniques
* Consumers Test – We Help You Choose the Most Reliable Anti Virus Program
* Interview with Marcus J. Ranum
* Self Exposure by Richard Bejtlich and Harlan Carvey
File Inclusion Attacks
2008-04
* File Inclusion Attacks
* Hacking RSS Feeds: Insecurities in Implementing RSS Feeds
* Alternate Data Streams or “Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” Move to NTFS (Part II)
* All in Memory Execution under Linux
* The Real Dangers of Wireless Networks
* How to Deploy Robustness Testing
* Protecting Data in a Postgres Database
* Global Thermonuclear War – Shall We Play a Game?
* Consumers Test – Choose the Right Router
* Interview with Nicolaas Vlok
* Self Exposure by Mike Chan and Bing Liu
Kernel hacking
2008-05
* Threats are in the Air!
* VoIPER
* Kernel Hacking & Anti-forensics: Evading MemoryAnalysis
* Exploitation and Defense of Flash Applications
* Advanced SPA with fwknop
* Auditing Rich Internet Applications – Testing RIA Strategically
* Vulnerabilities due to Type Conversion of Integers
* Cybercrime from Technologically Emergent Countries: Are These States a Significant Threat?
* Consumers test – Choose the Data Recovery
* Interview with Michael Scheidell
Haking WiFi
2008-06
* Client-side Exploits
* Registry Analysis
* Simple WiFi Hacking with Eee Pc
* SQL Injection in Action
* Auditing Oracle in a Production Environment
* PKCS Potion Number Twelve
* Virtualization and Security
* Javascript Obfuscation Part 1
* Hacking Movie Fallacies and Home User Infections
* Consumers test – Virtual machines – an integral part of your security toolkit
* Dr. Vladimir Golubev – expert in cybercrime field
* ISO 27001: The North American Approach
* To activate TurboDemo 6.5 Standard version, please go to this URL page : www.balesio.com/TDS-promotion.php
Hacking Instant Messenger
2008-12
* FREE ISSUE: Hacking Instant Messenger
* The Art of Black Packaging
* BPMTK
* Keylogger 2.0
* Defeating AntiVirus Software
* Hacking IM Encryption Flaws
* HTTP Tunnel
* Agent-based Traffic Generation
* Javascript Obfuscation Part 2
* Emerging Threats Episode 14
* Training – the Security Minefield
* Interview with Rishi Narang
* Self exposure with…
2008-01
* Axence nVision 3.2 Professional
* Sniffing SSL/TLS Connections Through Fake Certificate Injection
* Rogue Binaries – How to Own Software
* Wireless Vulnerabilities and Cracking with the Aircrack Suite
* Remote and Local File Inclusion Explained
* Blind Attack Against the “Path-MTU Discovery” Mechanism
* Secure Dual-Master Database Replication with MySQL
* Writing IPS Rules – Part 3
* We help you to choose the best Anti-spyware
* Eugene Kaspersky – a Living Legend of IT Security
* Self Exposure by Dr. Gary McGraw
VoIP Abuse
2008-02
* Programming with Libpcap – Sniffing the network from our own application
* Reverse Engineering Binaries
* The Justification For Authentication and Encryption
* Writing IPS Rules – Part 4
* Consumers Test – We help you choose the most reliable firewall
* Interview: Kurt Seifried – Linux Security Expert
* Self Exposure by Ben Lynn and Anton Grashion
* One Time Password – New Dimensions in Security
* Storming SIP Security
* Alternate Data Streams or “Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” move to NTFS
LDAP Cracking
2008-03
* Pentest Labs Using LiveCDs
* Best Practices for Secure Shell
* Cracking LDAP Salted SHA Hashes
* Javascript Obfuscation Techniques
* Breaking in Add-on Malwares
* Vulnerabilities Due to Type Conversion of Integers
* Authentication and Encryption Techniques
* Consumers Test – We Help You Choose the Most Reliable Anti Virus Program
* Interview with Marcus J. Ranum
* Self Exposure by Richard Bejtlich and Harlan Carvey
File Inclusion Attacks
2008-04
* File Inclusion Attacks
* Hacking RSS Feeds: Insecurities in Implementing RSS Feeds
* Alternate Data Streams or “Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” Move to NTFS (Part II)
* All in Memory Execution under Linux
* The Real Dangers of Wireless Networks
* How to Deploy Robustness Testing
* Protecting Data in a Postgres Database
* Global Thermonuclear War – Shall We Play a Game?
* Consumers Test – Choose the Right Router
* Interview with Nicolaas Vlok
* Self Exposure by Mike Chan and Bing Liu
Kernel hacking
2008-05
* Threats are in the Air!
* VoIPER
* Kernel Hacking & Anti-forensics: Evading MemoryAnalysis
* Exploitation and Defense of Flash Applications
* Advanced SPA with fwknop
* Auditing Rich Internet Applications – Testing RIA Strategically
* Vulnerabilities due to Type Conversion of Integers
* Cybercrime from Technologically Emergent Countries: Are These States a Significant Threat?
* Consumers test – Choose the Data Recovery
* Interview with Michael Scheidell
Haking WiFi
2008-06
* Client-side Exploits
* Registry Analysis
* Simple WiFi Hacking with Eee Pc
* SQL Injection in Action
* Auditing Oracle in a Production Environment
* PKCS Potion Number Twelve
* Virtualization and Security
* Javascript Obfuscation Part 1
* Hacking Movie Fallacies and Home User Infections
* Consumers test – Virtual machines – an integral part of your security toolkit
* Dr. Vladimir Golubev – expert in cybercrime field
* ISO 27001: The North American Approach
* To activate TurboDemo 6.5 Standard version, please go to this URL page : www.balesio.com/TDS-promotion.php
Hacking Instant Messenger
2008-12
* FREE ISSUE: Hacking Instant Messenger
* The Art of Black Packaging
* BPMTK
* Keylogger 2.0
* Defeating AntiVirus Software
* Hacking IM Encryption Flaws
* HTTP Tunnel
* Agent-based Traffic Generation
* Javascript Obfuscation Part 2
* Emerging Threats Episode 14
* Training – the Security Minefield
* Interview with Rishi Narang
* Self exposure with…
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