Haking. The art of exploit
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Each programmer is essentially a hacker. Indeed, the search was originally called a search for a skilled and unobvious solution. Understanding the principles of programming helps to find vulnerabilities, and the skills of detecting vulnerabilities help create programs, so many hackers are engaged in both at the same time. There are interesting non -standard moves both in the techniques of writing elegant programs, and in the search techniques for weaknesses. Where to begin? In order to rewrite the memory by overflowing the buffer, gain access to a remote server and intercept the connections you have to program on SI and Assembler, use the shell-code and processor registers, get acquainted with network interactions and encryption, and much more.
No matter how we want to believe in a miracle, software and computer networks, on which our everyday life depends, have vulnerabilities.
"The world without hackers is a world without curiosity and innovative solutions."
John Erickson
2nd edition
No matter how we want to believe in a miracle, software and computer networks, on which our everyday life depends, have vulnerabilities.
"The world without hackers is a world without curiosity and innovative solutions."
John Erickson
2nd edition
Author:
Author:Erickson John
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-0712-4
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