| Title | : | Nmap 6: Network exploration and security auditing Cookbook |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.99 (243 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849517487 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 318 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2012-11-23 |
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Want to master Nmap and its scripting engine? Then this book is for you – packed with practical tasks and precise instructions, it's a comprehensive guide to penetration testing and network monitoring. Security in depth.Overview
- Master the power of Nmap 6
- Learn how the Nmap Scripting Engine works and develop your own scripts!
- 100% practical tasks, relevant and explained step-by-step with exact commands and optional arguments description
- Master the basic scanning techniques for port scanning and host discovery.
- Implement your own host monitoring system with Nmap
- Perform security checks to web applications, mail servers and databases
- Learn to gather interesting host information not included in a typical scan
- Tune scans to optimize performance
- Create reports from the scan results
- Run distributed scans through several clients
- Write your own NSE scrip
Editorial : About the AuthorPaulino Calderon Pale
Paulino Calderon Pale (@calderpwn) is a very passionate software developer and penetration tester from a Caribbean island in Mexico called Cozumel. He learned to write code and administer IT infrastructures early in his life—skills that came handy when he joined the information security industry. Today, he loves learning new technologies, penetration testing, conducting data-gathering experiments, developing software, and contributing to the open source community. He maintains a blog of his public work at calderonpale. In the summer of 2011, he joined Google's Summer of Code program to work on the Nmap project as an NSE (Nmap Scripting Engine) developer. He focused on improving the web scanning capabilities of Nmap and has produced over 20 scripts for gathering information, and detecting and exploiting security vulnerabilities since then. He is the cofounder of Websec, an information security company focused on web security opEach of the main characters gets roughly 3-4 pages to themselves, with character art, along with the illustrations used in the opening movies and design notes. The books packs lots of details and I would recommend it to anyone seriously looking to mastering Android NDK.
Also, checkout Dan Galpin’s presentation “Using the NDK Performantly” (at Big Android BBQ 2015) https://youtube.com/watch?v=Wb5HAI73QRE. This has actually improved our relationship, as she used to get distant from me. All of the strategies of the book are discussed and broken down to a specific set of rules to follow. The author responded promptly from the email address given in the book. For all its lack of originality, however, it is hard to fault Gage for re-using a template that worked so well the first time around--and that seems to be working here as well. I especially liked the part about healing affirmations and creating a safe place.. The author really lays out some simple, easy to
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