Author: Wang Jie, Gao Shan, Shi Yun (editors)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is written to broaden readers' understanding of hacker attack techniques and how to implement corresponding countermeasures. It is highly practical. The book is divided into 11 chapters, offering detailed explanations of how to create a hacker training camp (hacker lab) in a virtual experimental environment. It demonstrates and reveals attack methods targeting vulnerabilities, Trojans, instant messaging software (QQ/MSN), and email, while also providing preventive measures. The book provides practical examples of attacks on popular forums, article systems, and blog systems, as well as cookie spoofing, cross-site scripting, and injection attacks. Additionally, it explains computer server security protection through examples of virus attacks and defenses, as well as computer and software encryption and decryption, and remote overflow attacks. The accompanying CD-ROM includes the processes of over 80 attack and defense examples, serving as a supplement to the book's content. It features important examples from the book and current popular hacker intrusion processes, offering great value. This book is suitable for readers interested in network security and hacker attack and defense.
Hacking and Defense Examples for Beginners
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