The Hacker's Underground Handbook: Learn How to Hack and What it Takes to Crack even the Most Secure Systems! (David Melnichuk)

 
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The Hacker's Underground Handbook: Learn How to Hack and What it Takes to Crack even the Most Secure Systems! (David Melnichuk)

Discover how to hack and the techniques needed to compromise even the most protected systems!

The knowledge provided in this underground manual will help you adopt a hacker's perspective and teach you all of their top-secret techniques. The Hacker's Underground Handbook is intended for those who are interested in entering the fascinating field of hacking.

This book gives you a broad introduction to a variety of subjects, including programming, Linux, malware, network hacking, Windows hacking, wireless hacking, and password cracking. Each topic is introduced with a clear, practical illustration. The reader is assumed to be an absolute beginner as the book is written in simple language.

Ebook Details

About the Authors
David has a long history in the security and hacking communities. At the moment, he publishes a podcast and blogs about hacking at MrCracker.co.
Publisher
Published
Published Date / Year
(March 22, 2010)
Hardcover
122 pages
eBook Format
PDF
Language
English
ISBN-10
1451550189
ISBN-13
978-1451550184

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