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100			_aWeidman, Georgia
245			_aPenetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking / _cGeorgia Weidman
260			_aSan Francisco: _bNo Starch Press Inc., _c2014
300			_ap. XVIII,495
520			_aIn this hands-on beginner's guide, readers build a Kali Linux-based virtual lab to conduct a series of practice penetration tests. Next, Weidman walks them through finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in networks and operating systems using industry-standard tools like Wireshark, Metasploit, Nessus, Nmap, and more. Chapters on exploit development cover stack-based buffer overflows; structured exception handler overwrites; and fuzzing, porting exploits, and writing Metasploit modules. Readers of Penetration Testing will learn how to: Crack passwords with brute-force attacks and wordlists Test web applications for vulnerabilities Use the Metasploit Framework to launch exploits and write Metasploit modules Automate social-engineering attacks to access secure networks Bypass antivirus software Secure successful penetration into a network during the post-exploitation phase With its step-by-step discussions and coverage of key penetration testing tools, Penetration Testing is sure to be the go-to introduction to the field for anyone who wants to assess their own defenses or turn penetration testing into a career. For more information or to request a review copy of Penetration Testing, contact William Pollock at No Starch Press (nostarchpr@oreilly.com, +1.415.863.9900 or visit www.nostarch.com).
650			_aComputer Science
650			_aComputer Security
650			_aData Security
650			_aHacking
650			_aComputer Hackers
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