Software Analysis: The Art of Code Attack and Defense

Author: Mike Guldager (USA) | Translated by:
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: How can software be reverse-engineered? How do attackers deliberately crack software? Why can firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and antivirus software not keep hackers out? What tools can be used to crack software? This book provides detailed answers. It offers numerous examples of how hackers crack software, including real-world attacks, attack patterns, attack tools, and related cracking techniques. It comprehensively explains topics such as reverse engineering, typical attacks on server software, attacks on client software, techniques for creating malicious input, and the technical details of buffer overflows. After thoroughly reading this book, you will gain insight into the fierce struggles in the software world and become a specialist in the field of security.