Top 5 world famous hacking books download in pdf

by mahendra raiger on December 12, 2017 in hacking

Top 5 world famous hacking books download

About the Author 


Peter H. Gregory, CISA, CISSP, discovered computers in 1976 

in his first year at the University of Nevada-Reno. He was taking 



a FORTRAN programming course when computer programs 

and all). He then got a part-time computer operator job at the 



were painstakingly typed in on punch cards (hanging chads 

mainframe computer, a Control Data Corporation CDC-6400. 





University computer center, where he operated the university’s 
His insatiable curiosity about computers led him headlong 

Those fancy letters behind Peter’s name: CISSP and CISA, are 



into a career that began when he completed his university 
education. 

two professional security certifications: Certified Information 

where he develops security policy, security architecture, secu- 



Systems Security Professional and Certified Information 
Systems Auditor. Peter has spent the past eleven years in the 
wireless telecommunications industry, working in positions 

Author’s Acknowledgments 



rity emergency response teams, and has been a security con- 
sultant in general. His love for personal computers has kept 
him attached to one or more of them for twenty years. 


I would like to extend thanks to great folks at Trend Micro 

Special thanks go to Jennifer Byrne at Symantec who provided 





(Michael Sweeny in the U.S. and Del Gemmell in Taiwan) and 
Panda Software (Alan Wallace in California, Jose Javier 
Merchan, and especially Fernando de la Cuadra in Spain), who 
provided information as well as dozens of screen shots. 


to ensure the technical accuracy of the book. 



invaluable feedback on the draft table of contents, resulting in 
numerous improvements. Nalleli Lopez Hosek and David 
Alderman read the entire draft manuscript and made numer- 
ous productive suggestions to make the book easier to read 
and understand. Thanks you two! Tim Crothers worked hard 


me how to teach complex subjects to non-technical people. 



Special thanks go to Eva Neumann, who provided invaluable 
feedback from her perspective as a non-professional com- 
puter user. Many thanks to my immediate and extended family 
for tolerating the book writing process yet again. I’d like to 
dedicate this book to the memory of Ralph Pratt who showed 


Media Development 



And thanks be to God, through whom all things are possible. 




Publisher’s Acknowledgments 

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Some of the people who helped bring this book to market include the following: 



Acquisitions, Editorial, and 






Upgrading or switching brands safely 63 



Sticking with Name Brands You Know 51 

Considering Important Antivirus Features 53 

Fee or free subscription? 53 

Scanning: Manual and scheduled 54 

Compatibility with your e-mail program 55 

Virus-definition updates 55 

Fix and recovery 56 

Bundling other features 57 

Upgrading and Switching Brands 60 

Reasons to upgrade 60 

Reasons to switch brands 61 


list of books 

1.Computer Viruses, Hacking and Malware attacks for Dummies



2.Secrets of Super and Professional Hackers



3.G-mail Advance Hacking Guides and Tutorials 



4.Black Belt Hacking & Complete Hacking Book



5.Dangerous Google Hacking Database and Attacks




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