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• Hacking a Terror Network: The Silent Threat of Covert Channels
  Hacking a Terror Network: The Silent Threat of Covert Channels. Using technologies drawn straight from the computer security world, this cyber-thriller uses a fictional scenario to demonstrate how terrorists may use the Internet to coordinate and launch a new series of terrorist attacks. Books24x7...
• Asterisk Hacking
  Asterisk Hacking. With power tips that show how to make the most out of the phone system, this guide teaches readers what they can do to protect themselves, their families, their clients, and their network from this invisible threat. Books24x7 EngineeringProTM from...
• Network Security for Device Servers
  in that damage to one device may affect other devices or the system connected. to the network cluster. While most security measures envisage protection against malicious activity ­ hacking, virus. attacks, data theft and similar things ­ problems more often occur when unauthorized,. untrained...
• Hacking the Industrial Network (.pdf)
  Malicious code, a Trojan program deliberately inserted into SCADA system software, manipulated valve positions and compressor outputs to cause a massive natural gas explosion along the Trans-Siberian pipeline, according to 2005 testimony before a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee by a...
• Stealing the Network: How to Own an Identity
  Stealing the Network: How to Own an Identity. Delivering real-world network attack methodologies and hacking techniques within a context of fictional accounts, this book breaks new ground by casting light upon the methods used by those on the darker side of the Internet engaging in identity theft...
• Australia Embraces Cyberwarfare
  cyber-warriors to combat a growing online network of jihadists and to infiltrate the commercially based wireless networks used by insurgents to control small teams of fighters. There are Middle Eastern Internet terrorists who use computer hacking, programming of assassinations and murders...
• Internet Spam From Industrial Networks? It's Possible
  of the university's large commercial printers to send e-mail to other computers around the world. IU Lead Security Engineer Nate Johnson was called when a Canon printer on the university network started acting strangely. It would power up and run without printing anything, or send out reams of paper printed...
• Wired 11.10: START
  all these fiber optics to transmit signals," he says, "but you need to have some way of utilizing all the bandwidth." Too often, the potential of fiber-optics technology is wasted because all the information it carries is jammed into the same frequency, filling that portion of the network to capacity...
• 802.11 Wireless Networking (.pdf)
  technology is that wireless users often either do. not activate WEP at all or fail to change the default passwords. When you fail to take these basic. precautions, you leave your wireless network vulnerable to casual hacking. Also, keep in mind that WEP is not the sole means available to protect...
• The Register
  could be left out of the image. Although disk space on each server was not an issue, the time taken to image thousands of servers across the internal network was significant. By comparison, the equivalent FreeBSD image size is a few tens of MB.". And finally, we're reminded that Windows often needs...

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