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20. References

20.1 Literature / Fiction / History

Hari Kunzru, Transmission (Leela.exe), 2004.

Bruce Sterling, The Hacker Crackdown, 1992.

Steven Levy, Hackers, 1984.

20.2 Social engineering

Kevin D. Mitnick, The art of deception, 2002.

20.3 Introductory

FAQ - elementary stuff

20.4 Black Hat Info

phrack

LSD

Books

Jack Koziol, David Litchfeld, Dave Aitel, Chris Anley, Sinan Eren, Neel Mehta and Riley Hassell, The Shellcoders Handbook, Wiley, 2004. (Detailed information for the hacker. Lots of information on Linux, Windows, Solaris, lots of errors, badly written.)

Jon Erickson, Hacking, No starch press, 2003. (Buffer overflows, port scanning, WEP attacks - well written.)

20.5 White Hat Info

bugtraq

insecure.org

full-disclosure

exploits archive

secunia

securityfocus

securitytracker

incidents

cert

CAN (CVE)

open source vulnerability data base

NIST Special Publications

Book

Sverre H. Huseby, Innocent Code, Wiley, 2004. (This is about security for web programmers.)

20.6 Tools

nessus

geektools

20.7 Warning

Don't report vulnerabilities


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