Hacker's Toolbox

Author: Chen Xingbin / Dong Qian / Ye Mingdong Qian Ye Ming
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: What is a hacker? A hacker might be a killer lurking along complex lines in the network, or a knight who leaves behind only a note of advice after breaking into your system and then vanishes into thin air. However, with the widespread use of computers, the proliferation of the internet, and the spread of hacker tools, some individuals who claim to be hackers but lack the true essence of the craft have begun to use simple tools to attack computers that lack adequate protection, and then do as they please with the compromised systems. When you discover that your password has been stolen, your data has been modified or deleted, or your hard drive has become a blank slate, it is often too late to mend the fence after the horse has bolted. As the saying goes: "Do not bear malice, but always be cautious." Only by knowing yourself and your enemy can you be invincible in battle. This book was born with such a purpose in mind—to help you understand basic network knowledge, become familiar with common hacker attack methods and frequently used hacker software, and use knowledge and skills to effectively protect your computer and network, achieving the goal of prevention before the problem arises.
This book is divided into eleven chapters, covering topics such as common hacker commands, software cracking, password cracking, chat hacking tools, online game hacking tools, remote control tools, local area network (LAN) hacking software, web hacking tools, attack prevention, and the use of anti-hacker software, among others. It explains the principles and common methods of hacker attacks in a step-by-step manner, allowing you to learn how to keep your enemies at bay while gaining a deeper understanding.
This book comes with a companion CD that includes the various software introduced in the book, along with detailed instructional videos on their operation and usage. The software is intended solely for educational purposes, and any misuse is the user's own responsibility.