Showing posts with label Hacking-EBooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hacking-EBooks. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 May 2016

Download Free WiFi Hacking and Defence EBook

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 Here is a Free WiFi Hacking PDF that will teach you all about how the 802.11 protocol works as well as  how to hack WEP, WPA, WPA2 and WPS as well as how to protect against it.



1 – The following discussion is for informational and education purpose only.
2 – Hacking into private network without the written permission from the owner is Illegal and strictly forbidden.
3 – Misused could result in breaking the law so use it at your own risk.


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Linux 101 Hacks eBook Free Download


Linux 101 Hacks eBook Free Download
Linux 101 Hacks” by Ramesh Natarajan is available in PDF format for free. This book gives you practical examples to build a strong foundation in Linux.


Author(s): Ramesh Natarajan
File Size: 838 KB
File Format: PDF
Number of pages: – 140


Table of Contents:
    • Chapter 1: Powerful CD Command Hacks
      • Hack 1. Use CDPATH to define the base directory for cd command
      • Hack 2. Use cd alias to navigate up the directory effectively
      • Hack 3. Perform mkdir and cd using a single command
      • Hack 4. Use “cd -” to toggle between the last two directories
      • Hack 5. Use dirs, pushd and popd to manipulate directory stack
      • Hack 6. Use “shopt -s cdspell” to automatically correct mistyped directory names on cd
    • Chapter 2: Date Manipulation
      • Hack 7. Set System Date and Time
      • Hack 8. Set Hardware Date and Time
      • Hack 9. Display Current Date and Time in a Specific Format
      • Hack 10. Display Past Date and Time
      • Hack 11. Display Future Date and Time
    • Chapter 3: SSH Client Commands
      • Hack 12. Identify SSH Client Version
      • Hack 13. Login to Remote Host using SSH
      • Hack 14. Debug SSH Client Session
      • Hack 15. Toggle SSH Session using SSH Escape Character
      • Hack 16. SSH Session Statistics using SSH Escape Character
    • Chapter 4: Essential Linux Commands
      • Hack 17. Grep Command
      • Hack 18. Find Command
      • Hack 19. Suppress Standard Output and Error Message
      • Hack 20. Join Command
      • Hack 21. Change the Case
      • Hack 22. Xargs Command
      • Hack 23. Sort Command
      • Hack 24. Uniq Command
      • Hack 25. Cut Command
      • Hack 26. Stat Command
      • Hack 27. Diff Command
      • Hack 28. Display total connect time of users
    • Chapter 5: PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4 and PROMPT_COMMAND
      • Hack 29. PS1 – Default Interaction Prompt
      • Hack 30. PS2 – Continuation Interactive Prompt
      • Hack 31. PS3 – Prompt used by “select” inside shell script
      • Hack 32. PS4 – Used by “set -x” to prefix tracing output
      • Hack 33. PROMPT_COMMAND
    • Chapter 6: Colorful and Functional Shell Prompt Using PS1
      • Hack 34. Display username, hostname and current working directory in the prompt
      • Hack 35. Display current time in the prompt
      • Hack 36. Display output of any command in the prompt
      • Hack 37. Change foreground color of the prompt
      • Hack 38. Change background color of the prompt
      • Hack 39. Display multiple colors in the prompt
      • Hack 40. Change the prompt color using tput
      • Hack 41. Create your own prompt using the available codes for PS1 variable
      • Hack 42. Use bash shell function inside PS1 variable
      • Hack 43. Use shell script inside PS1 variable
    • Chapter 7: Archive and Compression
      • Hack 44. Zip command basics
      • Hack 45. Advanced compression using zip command
      • Hack 46. Password Protection of Zip files
      • Hack 47. Validate a zip archive
      • Hack 48. Tar Command Basics
      • Hack 49. Combine gzip, bzip2 with tar
    • Chapter 8: Command Line History
      • Hack 50. Display TIMESTAMP in history using HISTTIMEFORMAT
      • Hack 51. Search the history using Control+R
      • Hack 52. Repeat previous command quickly using 4 different methods
      • Hack 53. Execute a specific command from history
      • Hack 54. Execute previous command that starts with a specific word
      • Hack 55. Control the total number of lines in the history using HISTSIZE
      • Hack 56. Change the history file name using HISTFILE
      • Hack 57. Eliminate the continuous repeated entry from history using HISTCONTROL
      • Hack 58. Erase duplicates across the whole history using HISTCONTROL
      • Hack 59. Force history not to remember a particular command using HISTCONTROL
      • Hack 60. Clear all the previous history using option -c
      • Hack 61. Substitute words from history commands
      • Hack 62. Substitute a specific argument for a specific command
      • Hack 63. Disable the usage of history using HISTSIZE
      • Hack 64. Ignore specific commands from the history using HISTIGNORE
    • Chapter 9: System Administration Tasks
      • Hack 65. Partition using fdisk
      • Hack 66. Format a partition using mke2fsk
      • Hack 67. Mount the partition
      • Hack 68. Fine tune the partition using tune2fs
      • Hack 69. Create a swap file system.
      • Hack 70. Create a new user
      • Hack 71. Create a new group and assign to an user
      • Hack 72. Setup SSH passwordless login in OpenSSH
      • Hack 73. Use ssh-copy-id along with ssh-agent
      • Hack 74. Crontab
      • Hack 75. Safe Reboot Of Linux Using Magic SysRq Key
    • Chapter 10: Apachectl and Httpd Examples
      • Hack 76. Pass different httpd.conf filename to apachectl
      • Hack 77. Use a temporary DocumentRoot without modifying httpd.conf
      • Hack 78. Increase the Log Level temporarily
      • Hack 79. Display the modules inside Apache
      • Hack 80. Show all accepted directives inside httpd.conf
      • Hack 81. Validate the httpd.conf after making changes
      • Hack 82. Display the httpd build parameters
      • Hack 83. Load a specific module only on demand
    • Chapter 11: Bash Scripting
      • Hack 84. Execution Sequence of .bash_* files
      • Hack 85. How to generate random number in bash shell
      • Hack 86. Debug a shell script
      • Hack 87. Quoting
      • Hack 88. Read data file fields inside a shell script
    • Chapter 12: System Monitoring and Performance
      • Hack 89. Free command
      • Hack 90. Top Command
      • Hack 91. Ps Command
      • Hack 92. Df Command
      • Hack 93. Kill Command
      • Hack 94. Du Command
      • Hack 95. lsof commands.
      • Hack 96. Sar Command
      • Hack 97. vmstat Command
      • Hack 98. Netstat Command
      • Hack 99. Sysctl Command
      • Hack 100. Nice Command
      • Hack 101. Renice Command

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Friday, 20 May 2016

CEH v9 PDF – Certified Ethical Hacker v9 Course Educatonal Materials + Tools

CEH v9 Course Educatonal Materials

This is the worlds most advanced ethical hacking course with 18 of the most current security domains any ethical hacker will ever want to know when they are planning to beef up the information security posture of their organization. In 18 comprehensive modules, the course covers 270 attack technologies, commonly used by hackers
Real Life Scenario

Our security experts have designed over 140 labs which mimic real time scenarios in the course to help you “live” through an attack as if it were real and provide you with access to over 2200 commonly used hacking tools to immerse you into the hacker world.


Index:
  1. CEHv9 Module 00.unlocked.pdf
  2. CEHv9 Module 01 Introduction to Ethical Hacking.pdf
  3. CEHv9 Module 02 Footprinting and Reconnaissance.pdf
  4. CEHv9 Module 03 Scanning Networks.pdf
  5. CEHv9 Module 04 Enumeration.pdf
  6. CEHv9 Module 05 System Hacking.pdf
  7. CEHv9 Module 06 Malware Threats.pdf
  8. CEHv9 Module 07 Sniffing.pdf
  9. CEHv9 Module 08 Social Engineering.pdf
  10. CEHv9 Module 09 Denial-of-Service.pdf
  11. CEHv9 Module 10 Session Hijacking.pdf
  12. CEHv9 Module 11 Hacking Webservers.pdf
  13. CEHv9 Module 12 Hacking Web Applications .pdf
  14. CEHv9 Module 13 SQL Injection.pdf
  15. CEHv9 Module 14 Hacking Wireless Networks.pdf
  16. CEHv9 Module 15 Hacking Mobile Platforms.pdf
  17. CEHv9 Module 16 Evading IDS, Firewalls, & Honeypots.pdf
  18. CEHv9 Module 17 Cloud Computing.pdf
  19. CEHv9 Module 18 Cryptography.pdf


CEH v9 : Certifies Ethical Hacker v9 Tools Download

  1. CEHv9 Tools 02 Footprinting and Reconnaissance.zip
  2. CEHv9 Tools 03 Scanning Networks.zip
  3. CEHv9 Tools 04 Enumeration.zip
  4. CEHv9 Tools 05 System Hacking.zip
  5. CEHv9 Tools 06 Malware Threats.zip
  6. CEHv9 Tools 07 Sniffing.zip
  7. CEHv9 Tools 08 Social Engineering.zip
  8. CEHv9 Tools 09 Denial of Service.zip
  9. CEHv9 Tools 10 Session Hijacking.zip
  10. CEHv9 Tools 11 Hacking Webservers.zip
  11. CEHv9 Tools 12 Hacking Web Applications.zip
  12. CEHv9 Tools 13 SQL Injection.zip
  13. CEHv9 Tools 14 Hacking Wireless Networks.zip
  14. CEHv9 Tools 15 Hacking Mobile Platforms.zip
  15. CEHv9 Tools 16 Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots.zip
  16. CEHv9 Tools 17 Cloud Computing.zip
  17. CEHv9 Tools 18 Cryptography.zip
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Wednesday, 16 December 2015

Android Hacker’s Handbook

Android Hacker’s Handbook

Android Hacker's Handbook
Author:
Isbn:
978-1-118-60864-7
Year:
2014
Pages:
576
Language:
English
File size:
7.9 MB
File format:
PDF
Category:
Security

Book Description:

 As the Android operating system continues to increase its share of the smartphone market, smartphone hacking remains a growing threat. Written by experts who rank among the world’s foremost Android security researchers, this book presents vulnerability discovery, analysis, and exploitation tools for the good guys. Following a detailed explanation of how the Android OS works and its overall security architecture, the authors examine how vulnerabilities can be discovered and exploits developed for various system components, preparing you to defend against them. If you are a mobile device administrator, security researcher, Android app developer, or consultant responsible for evaluating Android security, you will find this guide is essential to your toolbox.




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Thursday, 5 November 2015

Windows 8 hacks

Windows 8 hacks




Windows 8 Hacks
Tips & Tools for Unlocking the Power of Tablets and Desktops



Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Author: Preston Gralla
ISBN: 978-1-44932-575-6
Year: 2012
Pages: 422
Language: English
File size: 44.9 MB
File format: PDF
Link to eBook: Windows 8 Hacks


Description: 
Windows 8 is quite different than previous Microsoft operating systems, but it's still eminently hackable. With this book, you'll learn how to make a variety of modifications, from speeding up boot time and disabling the Lock screen to hacking native apps and running Windows 8 on a Mac. And that's just the beginning. You'll find more than 100 standalone hacks on performance, multimedia, networking, the cloud, security, email, hardware, and more. Not only will you learn how to use each hack, you'll also discover why it works.


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Tuesday, 3 November 2015

HTML5 Hacks

HTML5 Hacks

HTML5 Hacks

Tips & Tools for Creating Interactive Web Applications

Author:        Jeff Burtoft, Jesse Cravens

Isbn:                978-144933-499-4

Year:                2012

Pages:              500

Language:   English

File size:         24.2 MB

File format:  PDF

Category:      HTML, HTML5 & CSS

Book Description:

With 90 detailed hacks, expert web developers Jesse Cravens and Jeff Burtoft demonstrate intriguing uses of HTML5-related technologies. Each recipe provides a clear explanation, screenshots, and complete code examples for specifications that include Canvas, SVG, CSS3, multimedia, data storage, web workers, WebSockets, and geolocation.You’ll also find hacks for HTML5 markup elements and attributes that will give you a solid foundation for creative recipes that follow. The last chapter walks you through everything you need to know to get your HTML5 app off the ground, from Node.js to deploying your server to the cloud.



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Sunday, 1 November 2015

 LPIC-1 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide

LPIC-1 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide


LPIC-1 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide: Exam 101-400 and Exam 102-400



ISBN: 978-1-119-02118-6

696 pages

June 2015











Description:

Thorough LPIC-1 exam prep, with complete coverage and bonus study tools


LPIC-1Study Guide is your comprehensive source for the popular Linux Professional Institute Certification Level 1 exam, fully updated to reflect the changes to the latest version of the exam. With 100% coverage of objectives for both LPI 101 and LPI 102, this book provides clear and concise information on all Linux administration topics and practical examples drawn from real-world experience. Authoritative coverage of key exam topics includes GNU and UNIX commands, devices, file systems, file system hierarchy, user interfaces, and much more, providing complete exam prep for the LPIC-1 candidate. Get access to invaluable study tools, including bonus practice exams, electronic flashcards, and a searchable PDF of key terms featured on the exam.

Linux is viewed by many companies and organizations as an excellent, low-cost, secure alternative to expensive operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows. The LPIC-1 tests a candidate's understanding and familiarity with the Linux Kernel. This book provides comprehensive preparation and review, helping readers face the exam with confidence.







  • Review the system architecture, Linux installation, and package management


  • Understand shells, scripting, and data management more completely


      


  • Practice administrative tasks and essential system services

  • Brush up on networking fundamentals and security issues
As the Linux server market share continue to grow, so too does the demand for qualified and certified Linux administrators. Certification holders must recertify every five years, but LPI recommends recertifying every two years to stay fully up to date with new technologies and best practices. As exam day approaches, LPIC-1Study Guide is the one source you will want by your side.

Table of Contents:


Introduction xix

Assessment Test xxxvii

Answers to the Assessment Test xliv

Part I Exam 101-400 1

Chapter 1 Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools 3

Chapter 2 Managing Software 47

Chapter 3 Configuring Hardware 107

Chapter 4 Managing Files 177

Chapter 5 Booting Linux and Editing Files 233

Part II Exam 102-400 277

Chapter 6 Configuring the X Window System, Localization, and Printing 279

Chapter 7 Administering the System 343

Chapter 8 Configuring Basic Networking 407

Chapter 9 Writing Scripts, Configuring Email, and Using Databases 453

Chapter 10 Securing Your System 523

Appendix Answers 575

Index 613

Author Information:


Christine Bresnahan, LPIC-1, started working with computers more than 25 years ago in the IT industry as a systems administrator. Christine is an Adjunct Professor at Ivy Tech Community College where she teaches Linux certification and Python programming classes. She also writes books and produces instructional resources for the classroom. Richard Blum, LPIC-1, has worked in the IT industry for more than 25 years as both a systems and network administrator. He has published numerous Linux and open-source books, and is an online instructor for Linux and Web programming.





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Saturday, 31 October 2015

Hacking Is In My Blood Part 1


Table of Contents :

Below are the list of topics I've covered in my hacking ebook. Check them and if you want me to discuss on any other topic then kindly mail me using contact us tab. 

1. Concept of Ethical Hacking  

(1.1)  What Is Hacking?
(1.2)  Types of hacker
(1.3)  Why hackers hack?
(1.4)  Preventions from hacker
(1.5)  Steps Performed by hackers
(1.6)  Working of an Ethical Hacker          
                                                                                           
  
2. How to start Hacking?   
(2.1)  How can I become a Professional Hacker?
(2.2)  Hackers Dictionary
(2.3)  Some Tools You need to Have While Hacking
  

3. Programming                                       
(3.1)  Concept of Programming                                                                                                  
(3.2)  Where Should I start?
(3.3)  Best Ways to learn Programming                                                                                                                                                   
4. Facebook Tricks & Hacks          
(4.1)  Concept of Facebook Hacking
(4.2)  Complete Introduction to Phishing
(4.3)  Desktop Phishing

5. Mobile Hacking-SMS & Call Forging 
(5.1)  What Does It Involve
(5.2)  Call Spoofing / Forging
(5.3)  Blue-snarfing

6. Linux Hacking      
(6.1)   Why Linux?
(6.2)   Choosing a distribution
(6.3)   Learning Linux
(6.4)   Scanning Networks
(6.5)   Password cracking in Linux
(6.6)   Hacking tool Nmap
(6.7)   Linux Tools: Security Testing tools
(6.8)   Linux Security Countermeasures
  
7. Wireless Hacking 
(7.1)  MAC address filtering
(7.2)  WEP key encryption
(7.3)  Cracking WEP
(7.4)  Packet Sniffing
(7.5)  MAC spoofing
(7.6)  Countermeasures

8. Network Hacking    
(8.1)  Foot printing
(8.2)  Port Scanning
(8.3)  Banner Grabbing
(8.4)  Searching for Vulnerabilities
(8.5)  Countermeasures

9. Website Hacking & Security     
(9.1)  Web Ripping
(9.2)  Cross Site Scripting
(9.3)  Remote File Inclusion
(9.4)  Local File Inclusion

10. Trojans & Malwares    
(10.1)  Knowing the Trojan
(10.2)  Different Types of Trojans
(10.3)  Components of Trojans
(10.4)  Detection and Removal of Trojans
(10.5)  Knowing the Malware
(10.6)  Malware Attack using ProRat

11. Windows Hacking and Security 
(11.1)  Brute Force Attack
(11.2)  Rainbow table attack
(11.3)  NetBIOS
(11.4)  Cracking Windows Passwords
(11.5)  Countermeasures

12. Ending this Ebook     
(12.1)  Conclusions
(12.2)  Some words by Mr. InVic
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Click Below Link to Download :) Have Fun :)  !!!! 


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