CyberSecurity Summary

This Book excerpt for the WebdriverIO automation framework, written for software testers. It covers installation and configuration, locating elements using various selectors, performing browser actions (navigation, screenshots, alerts), implementing waits and timeouts for robust testing, and utilizing assertion libraries for validation. The book also explores advanced topics like handling shadow D...

This Book is an excerpt from Practical Vulnerability Management: A Strategic Approach to Managing Cyber Risk by Andrew Magnusson, a guide for improving an organization’s computer security. The book provides a step-by-step approach for setting up and maintaining an effective vulnerability management system. It includes details about gathering information from various sources, using scanning tools l...

The provided Book "Practical Rust Web Projects: Building Cloud and Web-Based Applications" discuss various ways to develop web applications using the Rust programming language. The book starts by introducing basic web development concepts using the actix-web framework and explores different approaches for building websites, including server-side rendering, REST APIs, and WebSockets. It then dives...

The Book provides a comprehensive guide to packet analysis, a crucial skill for network administrators and security professionals. It explains the fundamentals of network communication, the various layers of the OSI model, and the functions of common network protocols, such as TCP, UDP, DNS, and HTTP. The guide also explores how packet analysis is used to diagnose and solve problems like slow netw...

This Book, Practical Mobile Forensics, is a comprehensive guide to investigating mobile devices. It covers the acquisition, analysis, and recovery of data from iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices. The book provides detailed information on the inner workings of each mobile platform, including their filesystems, security features, and common forensic artifacts. It also explores techniques for by...

This Book titled "Practical Linux System Administration" by Kenneth Hess. The text provides a comprehensive guide for Linux system administrators, covering topics such as installation, configuration, and management. The book explores various aspects of system administration, including user management, backups, filesystem housekeeping, storage management, network setup, hardware and software troubl...

This Book "Practical Industrial Cybersecurity: ICS, Industry 4.0, and IIoT" provides a comprehensive guide to securing industrial control systems (ICS). The book covers a wide range of topics, including ICS architecture, secure network design, common cybersecurity threats, and incident response strategies. It also addresses essential concepts like access control, user authentication, and risk mana...

This Book is a compilation of programming recipes and explanations from a book titled "Practical C Programming." The book provides practical solutions and guidance for modern C developers aiming to build applications. It covers a vast array of topics, including working with arrays, managing strings, exploring functions, preprocessing and compilation, pointers, file handling, concurrency, networkin...

This Book titled "Practical Reverse Engineering." It provides a comprehensive guide to reverse engineering techniques for x86, x64, and ARM architectures. The text covers a variety of topics, including basic instruction sets, debugging techniques, and obfuscation methods. It focuses on practical applications and demonstrates how to analyze and deobfuscate real-world code samples. The book also exp...

The Book "Practical Linux Security Cookbook," which provides a guide to configuring and implementing security measures on Linux systems. It covers topics such as password protection, server security, kernel optimization, filesystem security, user authentication, remote access, network security, and security tools.  You can listen and download our episodes for free on more than 10 different platfor...

This Book, "Practical IoT Hacking: The Definitive Guide to Attacking the Internet of Things" provides a comprehensive guide to the security vulnerabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It explores various attack methods, including network hacking, firmware analysis, RFID exploitation, Bluetooth Low Energy hacking, Wi-Fi attacks, LoRaWAN attacks, and mobile app security testing. The authors...

The provided Book "PowerShell for Sysadmins: Workflow Automation Made Easy" by Adam Bertram. The excerpt is a guide to using PowerShell for automating tasks in a Windows environment. It covers a wide range of topics, including PowerShell basics, scripting, functions, modules, remote management, and testing using Pester. The excerpt also provides practical examples and step-by-step instructions on...

The provided Book is an excerpt from a book titled "PowerShell 7 for IT Professionals: A Guide to Using PowerShell 7 to Manage Windows Systems," focusing on PowerShell 7, the latest version of PowerShell. The book covers how to set up a PowerShell 7 environment, understand its compatibility with Windows PowerShell, manage Active Directory, network configurations, and storage systems. Additionally,...

The Book provides a comprehensive guide to Microsoft Power BI, a powerful business intelligence tool. It begins with a basic overview of Power BI's components, features, and benefits, emphasizing its ability to connect to a wide range of data sources and visualize data in various ways. The document then moves on to a detailed exploration of DAX, Power BI's formula language, covering its syntax, di...

This Book, "PoC or GTFO, Volume 2," is a compilation of articles written by a variety of authors on the subject of software exploitation. The articles discuss various aspects of hacking, including reverse engineering, side channel attacks, firmware analysis, and the exploitation of vulnerabilities in various systems. The document delves into specific topics such as the reverse engineering of Globa...

The Book titled "PoC or GTFO, Volume 3" which contains various articles discussing "Proof of Concept" exploits for a wide range of systems and devices. The book is a collection of writings from different authors who explore vulnerabilities, reverse engineering, and security aspects of different hardware and software systems. The articles range from detailed analyses of specific exploits like crack...

The Book, "PoC or GTFO, Volume 1" is a collection of articles and essays from various authors on the topic of computer security and reverse engineering. The authors, who are known for their expertise in the field, share their experiences and insights, exploring everything from how to bypass security measures to creating sophisticated exploits. The articles delve into a range of topics, including h...

The Book, Physical Red Team Operations: Physical Penetration Testing, is a guide for security professionals on how to plan and execute physical red team operations, or physical penetration testing. The book provides a 12-step methodology called REDTEAMOPSEC for carrying out physical red team operations, which are simulations designed to uncover vulnerabilities in an organization’s security posture...

The Book material provides a comprehensive guide to phishing attacks, exploring various types, tactics, communication channels, and legal aspects. It examines social engineering techniques, different phishing methods such as DNS-based and content injection phishing, and explores how attackers use various communication channels like email, SMS, and social media to reach victims. The text also discu...

This excerpt from the Book "PGP & GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid" by Michael W. Lucas provides an overview of the open-source encryption programs PGP and GnuPG, which are used to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of email communications. The text covers topics such as basic cryptography concepts, key management practices, email client integration, and potential se...

This excerpt from the Book, "Personal Digital Security: Protecting Yourself from Online Crime" provides advice on how to keep personal computers and mobile devices secure from malicious hackers. The author suggests a variety of measures to protect both online accounts and physical devices, including strong passwords, antivirus software, and regularly backing up important data. The text also covers...

This Book teaches readers how to perform a web penetration test. The course explains the stages of a penetration test, beginning with understanding the nature of such a test and the ethics involved, followed by information gathering and reconnaissance techniques. The text details various methods for scanning and identifying vulnerabilities, including active and passive reconnaissance, scanning for...

This excerpt from the Book "Pentesting With Perl" describes how to use Perl programming for penetration testing. The book covers a wide range of topics including how to use Perl to gather open-source intelligence (OSINT), perform various types of attacks such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS), crack passwords, and analyze network traffic. It also provides practical examples of how to...

This Book, Linux Forensics, aims to provide a comprehensive guide to digital forensics using Linux. It explores various techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting digital evidence from Linux systems. The book covers topics such as live analysis, image creation, mounting images, filesystem analysis, and advanced techniques for identifying and analyzing malware. It also provides practica...

The excerpt is a section from the book "Pentest Secrets," which details the author's experience with a double-blind penetration test. The author, Sagar Bansal, describes his team's process of gaining access to an organization's systems, starting with social engineering and working through various technical hurdles. The book aims to teach readers the realities of enterprise security by showcasing t...