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8:19 am
June 11, 2010
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h4ck3r
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Post edited 9:57 am – June 11, 2010 by h4ck3r
As the title suggests, I would like to learn ethical hacking, i did research and im going to start reading the following:
-Learning the Unix OS
-Practical Unix and Internet Security
-Linux Unleashed/Red Hat Linux Unleashed
-TCP/IP Blueprints
-TCP/IP Administration
-Hacking: The Art of Exploitation
And then move on to programming, i woiuld liek ot here if I should read any more books and some advise is appreciated 
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9:42 am
June 11, 2010
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Teddy
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Reverse Engineering u could also learn if u want (http://tuts4you.com/search.php…..mp;match=1).
I have read that book Hacking: The Art of Exploitation and I really liked it. It teaches
1) Basic of C and Assembler
2) Buffer Overflow; Format STring Exploits
3) Network baisc (Protocols, Arp Poising …)
http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-…..amp;sr=8-1
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With great power comes great responsibility. Have a look at this webpage: securityoverride.com
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9:56 am
June 11, 2010
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h4ck3r
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thankyou, ill add it to my list, any more suggestions?
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10:33 am
June 11, 2010
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Teddy
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Metasploit Framework http://www.offensive-security……unleashed/
Writting an own exploit: Bufferoverflow; Format STring Exploits
Networking like what ssh is. How the PC get his IP. What Virtual Private Network is …..
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With great power comes great responsibility. Have a look at this webpage: securityoverride.com
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3:40 pm
June 11, 2010
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madf0x
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The TCP/IP Guide(1.6K pages)–> pretty much everything to know about the TCP/IP protocol suite that runs modern networking. Its possible to go more in depth on specific protocols but for general coverage you cant beat this book. He gets down the bits and byte structure of packets and what each of em mean. Tough read but worth it.
networking books in general–>always helpful.
Go lookup O'Reilly, McGraw-Hill, and Syngress because they produce GREAT technical books, and I scour them monthly to find new books to read. They are my favorite triad for finding books on just about everything. O'Reilly covers just about everything. McGraw-Hill has the infamous Hacking Exposed series which will point you in the right direction of almost any attack/defence vector along with other interesting books, and Syngress has great security books and certification study guides..
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10:46 pm
June 11, 2010
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h4ck3r
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aaah thank you very very very very very much guys, i think i have enough to start with now :D thanks again.
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