Gray Hat Hacking - The Ethical Hacker’s Handbook
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This book includes all the basic knowledge of the computer Hacking. The topics given below are available in this book.
1)Why Gray Hat Hacking? Ethics and Law
2)Programming Survival Skills
3)Next-Generation Fuzzing
4)Next-Generation Reverse Engineering
5)Software-Define Radio
6)So You Want to Be a Pen Tester?
7)Red Teaming Operations
8)Purple Teaming
9)Bug Bounty Program
10)Getting Shells Without Exploits
11)Basic Linux Exploits
12)Advance Linux Exploits
13)Window Exploits
14)Advance Windows Exploits
15)PowerShell Exploitation
16)Next-Generation Web Application Exploitation
17)Next-Generation Patch Exploitation
18)Dissecting Mobile Malware
19)Dissecting Ransomware
20)ATM Malware
21)Deception:Next-GenerationHoneypots
22)Internet of Things to Be Hacked
23)Dissecting Embedded Devices
24)Explotiting Embedded Devices
25)Fighting IoT Malware
Book Summary:-
The purpose of this book is to provide individuals the information once held only by
governments and a few black hat hackers. In this day and age, individuals stand in the
breach of cyberwar, not only against black hat hackers, but sometimes against
governments. If you find yourself in this position, either alone or as a defender of your
organization, we want you to be equipped with as much knowledge of the attacker as
possible. To that end, we submit to you the mindset of the gray hat hacker, an ethical
hacker that uses offensive techniques for defensive purposes. The ethical hacker always
respects laws and the rights of others, but believes the adversary may be beat to the
punch by testing oneself first.
The authors of this book want to provide you, the reader, with something we believe
the industry and society in general needs: a holistic review of ethical hacking that is
responsible and truly ethical in its intentions and material. This is why we keep
releasing new editions of this book with a clear definition of what ethical hacking is and
is not—something our society is very confused about.
We have updated the material from the fourth edition and have attempted to deliver the
most comprehensive and up-to-date assembly of techniques, procedures, and material
with real hands-on labs that can be replicated by the readers. Thirteen new chapters are
presented, and the other chapters have been updated.
In Part I, we prepare you for the battle with all the necessary tools and techniques to
get the best understanding of the more advanced topics. This section moves quite
quickly but is necessary for those just starting out in the field and others looking to move
to the next level. This section covers the following:
• White, black, and gray hat definitions and characteristics
• The slippery ethical issues that should be understood before carrying out any type
of ethical hacking activities
• Programming survival skills, which is a must-have skill for a gray hat hacker to be
able to create exploits or review source code
• Fuzzing, which is a wonderful skill for finding 0-day exploits
• Reverse engineering, which is a mandatory skill when dissecting malware or
researching vulnerabilities
• Exploiting with software-defined radios
In Part II, we discuss the business side of hacking. If you are looking to move beyond
hacking as a hobby and start paying the bills, this section is for you. If you are a
seasoned hacking professional, we hope to offer you a few tips as well. In this section,
we cover some of the softer skills required by an ethical hacker to make a living:
• How to get into the penetration testing business
• How to improve the enterprise security posture through red teaming
• A novel approach to developing a purple team
• Bug bounty programs and how to get paid finding vulnerabilities, ethically
In Part III, we discuss the skills required to exploit systems. Each of these topics has
been covered before, but the old exploits don’t work anymore; therefore, we have
updated the discussions to work past system protections. We cover the following topics
in this section:
• How to gain shell access without exploits
• Basic and advanced Linux exploits
• Basic and advanced Windows exploits
• Using PowerShell to exploit systems
• Modern web exploits
• Using patches to develop exploits
In Part IV, we cover advanced malware analysis. In many ways, this is the most
advanced topic in the field of cybersecurity. On the front lines of cyberwar is malware,
and we aim to equip you with the tools and techniques necessary to perform malware
analysis. In this section, we cover the following:
• Mobile malware analysis
• Recent ransomware analysis
• ATM malware analysis
• Using next-generation honeypots to find advanced attackers and malware in the
network
Finally, in Part V, we are proud to discuss the topic of Internet of Things (IoT)
hacking. The Internet of Things is exploding and, unfortunately, so are the vulnerabilities
therein. In this section, we discuss these latest topics:
• Internet of Things to be hacked
• Dissecting embedded devices
• Exploiting embedded devices
• Malware analysis of IoT devices
| Book Name | Gray Hat Hacking-The Ethical Hacker’s Handbook |
| Format | |
| Size | 45.7 MB |
| Autor | Allen Harper, Daniel Regalado, Ryan Linn, Stephen Sims, Branko Spasojevic, Linda Martinez, Michael Baucom, Chris Eagle, Shon Harris |
| Pages | 792 |
| Language | English |
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