Network Theft---10 Stories of Hacker Invasions

Author: (American) Russell et al., translated by Bao Chunxia, Leng Guangfa, and Chen Minghui
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Features: "Cyber Theft—10 Stories of Hacker Infiltration" is a unique novel-style book. It consists of 10 fictional stories, but the technologies involved in them are real. Even if such stories have never occurred, there is no reason to say why they couldn’t happen. You might object that it provides a roadmap for criminal hackers; but I argue that it still offers something else: it reveals the innovative thinking of modern hackers, who claim it’s a game of intellect. —Excerpted from the preface written by Jeff Moss, CEO of Black Hat Company.
This book is a novel-style work depicting hackers engaging in cyber theft, containing 10 fictional stories, but the technologies used by the hackers in the stories are real. The primary purpose of this book is to expose the weapons and strategies hackers employ to attack networks, serving as a cautionary tale to enhance system defenses and ensure network security. It is suitable for computer programmers, system administrators, network managers, and information security professionals. Additionally, it is appropriate for college and university students, graduate students, teachers, scriptwriters for films and television, as well as computer enthusiasts of all professions and age groups.