Hacking - Guide pratique des tests d'intrusion

by Peter Kim

Le livre indispensable pour contourner et éradiquer les attaques des hackers et sécuriser tous vos systèmes informatiques

Pour combattre un pirate, il faut penser comme un pirate et connaître toutes leurs pratiques. L'expert Peter Kim vous explique les motivations et les objectifs des hackers. Il vous révèle les secrets des tests de vulnérabilité et de pénétration, des meilleures pratiques et de tout ce qu'il faut connaître pour neutraliser les pirates avant qu'ils aient pu commettre des dégâts. Découvrez comment protéger vos serveurs et vos postes de travail, vos applications web, vos appareils mobiles et tous vos réseaux.
Ce livre est illustré par des exemples d'attaques réelles.

Genres: Hackers, Technology, Computer Science, Nonfiction, Programming, Computers, Technical

284 pages, Paperback

Published August 29, 2019

Reviews

[Darren Thomas]

Unless you have read the previous book, this can be a difficult read. It does, however, provide wonderful references and sources to seek further information.

[Omar Darwish · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a tapas sampler of security topics and should not be considered an independent text. It is an entertaining read, but it is poorly formatted with many grammatical and spelling mistakes.

[F · Rating 4 out of 5]

The 3rd addition to the Hacker Playbook series did not disappoint! There was plenty of new material from the last book making the new addition definitely worth the purchase. Most useful chapters are on phishing methods, AV bypass through meterpreter/payload recompilation and encoding, and some OSINT data collection. Attacks against NodeJS templating, NoSQL Injection, more advanced XSS, XXE, deserialization and more..

not organized as well as it could be; example is that you find out half-way through the book that there is a linux distro made for the book, one of the chapters has a link to a zip file with code samples for THP3. Lots of references to THP2 book and why they did and didn't include content, wasted space in some cases.

would highly recommend this book for new and experienced penetration testers and red teamers looking to add to their arsenal.

[Ahmed Sultan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well ,
Not as much as expected compared to the previous 2 editions
the attacks were very limited , felt like the author was in a rush or something
still useful , but not alone , strongly advised to put it together along with the 2nd edition

[عَبدُالكَرِيمْ · Rating 5 out of 5]

def a goodread. I learned few new tricks on this book.
I found this book the most interesting of the THP series.

[Sergey Machulskis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Messy writing, superb content and references. I didn't expect pentesting to be so developed topic. It shows how to use existing instruments (they are powerful) and how to choose a vector of attack.

[Jovany Agathe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great. To continued

[Leonel David de Leon Juarez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Basic book for RT foundations, need to read before switching to RT