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The Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking
"The Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking is much more than a guide to hacking. For anyone interested in finding out how your fail-safe system was cracked and how you can better protect yourself, this book is a must-read..."
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Network Security: A Hacker’s Perspective
"Whether you are a network administrator or recreational user of the Internet, you will learn the right countermeasures to protect sensitive information and ensure that neither you nor your company ever become a defenseless target..."
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Tips and Tricks on Linux
The history of then student Linus Torvalds who in the beginning of years 90, in the University of Helsínquia, developed the first version of the Linux to run in its 386, already is famous. Having partilhado its creation with thousand of other programmers..."
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The Ethical Guide to Corporate Security
"Ankit Fadia is the youngest author for Macmillan in our 110 years history. Using reader friendly format, this book covers subjects that haven’t been covered in any Indian book so far, since the existing books on networking are not comprehensive enough. This book is perfectly timed..."
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The Ethical Guide to Hacking Mobile Phones
The Mobile Phone is the most popular digital device on the planet (1.7 billion users—about one quarter of the world’s population— and counting). Mobile Phones have revolutionized the way we lead our lives, allowing us to constantly stay connected with our loved ones, our work and the world alike..."
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Windows Hacking
The Microsoft Windows operating system is one of the most popular and widely used platforms in the world (over 1.15 billion users). The Windows Hacking book throws light on how to tweak the operating system to make the most of all its features, functionality, looks and feel.
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Email Hacking
Email is one of the most popular utilities of the Internet. Staying in touch with friends and relatives, closing business deals within minutes and forwarding mass emails to all addresses in the address book— are just a few common uses of email.
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