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加密解密全方位学习

2008-05-30 17:00:08

清晰PDG
本书紧紧围绕软件的加密与解密进行讲解，在详细讲述加密/解密技术的同时，还介绍了相应的实现原理，这就使读者能够对加密解密技术形成系统、深入的了解，能够更深层次地理解别人的编程思程，从而更好地提高自己的编程水平。全书共分为9章，包括反汇编调试静态与动态分析、加壳脱壳技术及其工具、反编译程序语言等内容。
本书内容丰富、图文并茂、深入浅出，适用于广大计算机爱好者；同时可作为一本加密解密爱好者的速查手册，也可作为软件开发人员及编程爱好者的首选用书。

第1章加密解密技术基础.
1-1 什么是加密/解密技术
1-2 加/解密的相关概念
1-3 软件加密保护技术与密码破解方式
1-4 熟悉汇编语言的几条常用命令
1-5 如何解密经过加密的软件
第2章几种常见软件的加密技术
2-1 什么是口令加密技术
2-2 揭开激光加密技术的神秘面纱
2-3 软件自毁技术的实现设计
2-4 给自己的软件养一只看门狗--软件狗加密技术
2-5 同逆指令流技术为自己加把锁
2-6 一颗定心丸--伪随机数加密技术
第3章静态分析软件与文件编辑工具
3-1 如何对软件进行静态分析
3-2 静态分析软件W32Dasm
3-3 W32Dasm静态分析破解实例
3-4 静态分析软件IDA Pro
3-5 可执行文件编辑修改工具
<< 查看详细目录

Shellcoders Programming Uncovered

2007-11-28 14:00:35

卡巴斯基写的关于shellcode的书。

We are living in a harsh and cruel world. Popular software that runs on millions of machines all over the world contains security holes, most of which are critical. Hackers, viruses and worms actively exploit these holes, attacking from all corners of the Net. The vast majority of remote attacks are carried out by exploiting buffer overflow, the particular case of which is stack overflow. Those who have mastered the techniques of exploiting buffer overflow errors rule the world. If you need a guide to navigate the world of buffers subject to overflow supplied with the detailed survival guide, then this book is for you. Just open the door and enter the wonderful world hidden behind the facade of programming in high-level programming languages. This is where the gears that set everything else in motion are working.

Why are overflow errors so fundamental? What can you do using them? How do you find a vulnerable buffer? What limitations do such buffers imply on the shellcode? How do you overcome these limitations? What tools should you use to compile shellcode? How do you send this code to remote host yet remain unnoticed? How do you bypass a firewall? How do you detect and analyze shell-code written by someone else? And how do you protect your programs against overflow errors?

That the antiviral industry is a kind of a club for a limited community is not a secret to anyone. This community is closed and is not too willing to accept new members. It owns information intended for insiders only. This is partially because of security considerations, but this is also due to the pernicious effects of competition. This book partially discloses the secrets.

Security Power Tools

2007-10-26 11:46:40

What if you could sit down with some of the most talented security engineers in the world and ask any network security question you wanted? Security Power Tools lets you do exactly that! Members of Juniper Networks' Security Engineering team and a few guest experts reveal how to use, tweak, and push the most popular network security applications, utilities, and tools available using Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Unix platforms.

Designed to be browsed, Security Power Tools offers you multiple approaches to network security via 23 cross-referenced chapters that review the best security tools on the planet for both black hat techniques and white hat defense tactics. It's a must-have reference for network administrators, engineers and consultants with tips, tricks, and how-to advice for an assortment of freeware and commercial tools, ranging from intermediate level command-line operations to advanced programming of self-hiding exploits.

Security Power Tools details best practices for:

Reconnaissance -- including tools for network scanning such as nmap; vulnerability scanning tools for Windows and Linux; LAN reconnaissance; tools to help with wireless reconnaissance; and custom packet generation
Penetration -- such as the Metasploit framework for automated penetration of remote computers; tools to find wireless networks; exploitation framework applications; and tricks and tools to manipulate shellcodes
Control -- including the configuration of several tools for use as backdoors; and a review of known rootkits for Windows and Linux
Defense -- including host-based firewalls; host hardening for Windows and Linux networks; communication security with ssh; email security and anti-malware; and device security testing
Monitoring -- such as tools to capture, and analyze packets; network monitoring with Honeyd and snort; and host monitoring of production servers for file changes
Discovery -- including The Forensic Toolkit, SysInternals and other popular forensic tools; application fuzzer and fuzzing techniques; and the art of binary reverse engineering using tools like Interactive Disassembler and Ollydbg
A practical and timely network security ethics chapter written by a Stanford University professor of law completes the suite of topics and makes this book a goldmine of security information. Save yourself a ton of headaches and be prepared for any network security dilemma with Security Power Tools.

Review:
The network security weapons you need and how to use them

This book isn't about teaching you network security from the ground up. Instead, it is a reference book on the most up-to-date tools used in network and computer security with good and detailed advice on exactly how to use them, and in the case of the open source tools, where to find them. If a file or small script is necessary to activate a tool, the authors show what you need to do. In the case where tools are screen-driven, the book shows screen shots of the application. There is also advice on under what circumstances you should use a tool. I think it is as good as anything O'Reilly has published, but you have to remember it is a reference book, not a textbook. If you are a beginner, I recommend "Counter Hack Reloaded" by Ed Skoudis. It is probably the best introductory book on network security you'll find. It provides basic knowledge and a way of thinking when approaching network security. This book is more about the weapons you'll need along the way. The table of contents is not currently shown, so I list that next:

Part I. Legal and Ethics
1. Legal and Ethics Issues
1.1 Core Issues
1.2 Computer Trespass Laws: No "Hacking" Allowed
1.3 Reverse Engineering
1.4 Vulnerability Reporting
1.5 What to Do from Now On

Part II. Reconnaissance
2. Network Scanning
2.1 How Scanners Work
2.2 Superuser Privileges
2.3 Three Network Scanners to Consider
2.4 Host Discovery
2.5 Port Scanning
2.6 Specifying Custom Ports
2.7 Specifying Targets to Scan
~~~~

编码的奥秘

2007-10-11 12:39:16

密码学算法协议c实现

2007-09-20 10:48:01

Wireless Crime and Forensic Investigation

2007-06-29 16:07:04

? 2007 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
Author’s Intent
Before the final idea of this book was fully visualized, I spent a lot of
time thinking about what investigators and security professionals would
need tomorrow, next year, and on, into the future; content that really
needed attention but that was not widely covered. My thoughts kept
coming back to conducting forensics in a wireless environment.
First, there is a need. I wanted to get some good material out to
investigators on this particular type of forensics. Second, it is important.
Mobile devices are changing the very dynamics of our society, and those
changes will continue to evolve as people live and work, and as our
children grow into adults. Crime will, of course, continue to be a factor,
as well as the growth of new, inventive ways of carrying it out. My goal
is that by the time you’ve finished this book, you will know a good deal
more than you now do and that you’ll be able to effectively apply this
knowledge to your work.
Who Should Read This Book?
For those of you who have read my first book,
Investigator’s Guide to
Steganography
, you will notice a similar style and organization in this
book. I did my best to make this book readable for anyone, but it is, of
course, tailored to the forensic investigator, the private investigator with
technical skills, and the IT security professional. The flow of the book is
designed to take you from basic to advanced understanding. It does not
necessarily have to be read in order, but that is probably the best approach
to take if you’re a beginner or haven’t looked at the technology in a
while. I’m a big believer in keeping information in context: showing where
technology came from and why it is being used, before approaching the
subject of forensics. The book is crafted along those lines of thought.
Introduction
My in-laws just came to visit, and when they walked in the door, they
were amazed at how much my five-month-old child had grown. They
had not seen her in about two months and were astounded at how much
she had changed. My first reaction was, “You really think she has changed
that much?” As I see her every day, I do not notice the changes because
I adapt and grow as she grows, which introduces an interesting problem.
Although my daughter has been growing rapidly, because I am constantly
around her, the day-by-day or hour-by-hour changes are so subtle that I
fail to realize how significant the change has been until I look back at a
picture when she was born, compare it to how she looks now, and realize
that miraculous growth has occurred.
Similarly, we can all relate to this phenomenon with our children, but
the same metamorphosis has been occurring with technology. Those who
work with technology on a daily basis may be less aware of the dramatic
growth. We do not always recognize or understand the change until a
significant time period has elapsed or until others have pointed it out to
us. Probably the one area in which this phenomenon has been most
pronounced is wireless technology.
Wireless impacts everything we do and has become an integral part
of our lives. Although I could fill pages talking about wireless, the focus
here is on wireless data transfer in regard to computers. I am using the
term
computers
in the liberal sense, indicating any device that has some
processing and storage capability. For many people, one of their last
activities before they go to sleep at night — and one of the first things
they do in the morning — is utilize a wireless device. Whether it is a
home computer or a BlackBerry to check on the status of a company and
make sure no last-minute e-mails have arrived, wireless is all around us.
And if you think they are everywhere now, you have not seen anything
yet. Many of those who actively utilize wireless capabilities may thinkthere is no scope left for practical development; the current technical
boundaries often limit our perspective on creative ideas for the future. A
perfect example is that many people five years ago thought cell phones
were pretty sophisticated, but since then that technology has been taken
to an entirely new level. Similar advancements will continue to occur.
As we move into the future most, if not all, critical data at some point
between source and destination is going to go over a wireless link — if
not several. As homes and offices, towns, cities, states, and countries
continue to increase their bandwidth and connectivity, a natural solution
to the problem is wireless. It is easy to install and does not require
significant changes to operate. Let us start with the smallest example, a
house. As technology advances, houses are going to have an increased
need for bandwidth for home control systems. If you decide to install all
new wiring to support a home control system you, in essence, will need
to replace all Sheetrock
?
and walls in your house to support the number
of wires that would be needed. Or in very strategic locations, you could
install a few wireless access points, and have the same connectivity and
benefit at a fraction of the cost and for a fraction of the time it would
take to set up the network. Now take this example and scale it up to a
town, city, or country. The problem with wires only gets worse, and the
tremendous benefit provided by wireless only increases.
Therefore, in the next several years we can almost guarantee that
critical data is going to be routed over wireless links. The efficiencies are
too great to be ignored, and the functionality benefit will only continue
to rise. As new, complex solutions of data transfer continue to occur,
wireless, in most cases, is going to be the only reasonable solution to this
problem.
Although wireless solves many problems, it creates a huge number of
issues. The biggest problems with wireless is control, which leads to security
problems. Wired connections are controlled, and if you cannot get access
to the wires to either tap them midstream or at the demarc points, you
are not able to intercept the signal. However, with wireless, anyone within
a certain area is able to intercept the signal. Whether they can actually
process or interrupt the signal is a completely different problem, but they
can at least see the signal, which makes the attacker’s problem much easier
than if it was a wired situation. Many of you might think I am stating the
obvious; however, obvious or not, this is a concept that many people either
forget about or ignore in implementing solutions.
Now for the really bad news. The problem of controlling and securing
wireless is not a linear problem; it is an exponential problem in terms of
complexity. This means the longer we allow functionality to increase, the
problem of securing those wireless networks increases at a much steeper
pace.As most organizations traditionally do after they implement a solution,
they assume it is secure, and after it is compromised or they see the
potential for compromise from other organizations, they slowly address
the problem. We have readily observed with viruses, worms, and other
problems that this reactive measure does not work and does not scale.
With a problem space as big and as complex as wireless, proactive
measures must be put in place, and they must be put in place immediately.
Organizations can either pay now, or they can pay later. However, one
problem is that wireless is like a high interest rate credit card. If you pay
off the debt now, you no longer have any debt to worry about, but if
you pay later by paying the minimal each month, you will probably never
be able to pay it off because of the compound growth of the problem.
Even if you do manage to pay it off, you will end up paying much more
than you needed to.
General security is also a concern with any new technology, and when
we think security we typically think of stopping an attacker from breaking
in or gaining access. However, based on the broad reach of wireless,
stopping someone from passively listening in is just as critical. Therefore,
all current disciplines need to be applied to the wireless arena. Intrusion
detection systems, firewalls, and forensics are just a few of the key areas
that one must understand and apply to proactively solve the wireless
problem.

入侵者检测

2007-06-28 12:25:37

随着计算机应用技术的迅速发展，计算机和网络日益深入到人们的生活中，而随之产生的安全问题却没有得到应有的重视，特别是在商业和生产领域，人们往往在遭到黑客攻击之后才发现系统中的漏洞。本书介绍的是各种类型的网络入侵检测系统（IDS）及其在不同环境中的作用。当你读完这本书时，就会对入侵检测产品差异和相覆盖的部分有了一个清楚的了解。

计算机网络安全系列丛书黑客分析与防范技术

2007-06-28 12:12:27

本书较全面地介绍了当前计算机黑客使用的各种技术，攻击手段，攻击行为造成的后果及其防范措施。书中在讲述原理的同时，结合了大量的实例，并介绍了各种防范对策。而且，本书对于保护广大计算机网络用户的信息和系统安全有着重要的参考价值。
本书面向广大的计算机网络用户，对于系统管理员和网络安全管理员尤其有用。

计算机病毒防治、检测与清除

2007-06-28 11:43:59

计算机病毒虽然可怕，但是只要掌握了防治，检测与清除病毒的方法，就可以在发现病毒时，使用手工，自动或清毒软件将其清除的。
本书从用户角度出发，首先介绍了计算机病毒（包括网络病毒）的特点，防治，检测的简单方法，然后介绍了使用DEBUG工具，PCTOOLS工具，常用消毒软件清除病毒的技术，在本书最后一章中还介绍了病毒带来的典型故障，并给出处理方法......

计算机病毒防治实用技术

2007-06-28 11:00:00

本书叙述了计算机病毒防治的实用技术,包括计算机病毒的概念及特征、DOS平台病毒的防治、Windows平台病毒的防治、网络病毒的防治和病毒的分析与清除。本书可作为广大计算机用户防治计算机病毒的工具书或参考书使用。

The Shellcoder's Handbook中文CHM版

2007-06-20 22:00:31

The Shellcoder's Handbook中文CHM版

破解完全入门篇

2007-06-18 18:34:12

《破解完全入门篇》目录：
第一章--前言
第二章--汇编语言（修订版）
第三章—Windows程序
第四章--调试器及相关工具入门
第五章--破解原理
第六章--爆破软件
第七章-寻找软件的注册码
第八章--注册码是怎样炼成的
写在最后

《破解入门》目录：
破解入门第一集～破解入门第九集

The Security+ Exam Guide: TestTaker's Guide Series

2007-05-12 23:50:03

Welcome and congratulations! You hold in your hands the most useful Security+ certification preparation study tool available. This book exists for one primary purpose: to help you achieve your goal of becoming CompTIA Security+ certified as soon as possible with one and only one resource—this book.

What separates this book from most of the other security exam and certification study books on the market? Unlike many other certification preparation study tools, the author and contributors of this book have real-life experience implementing and maintaining security processes and procedures as well as years of experience taking and passing certification exams. In other words, we are the real deal, we are not “paper certified specialists” authoring topics implemented by professional IT specialists.

It is also very important for you to know that the author of this book was in continuous contact with CompTIA regarding the Security+ exam development and objectives. This book has been crafted upon specific CompTIA information as it pertains to the development of the Security+ domain objectives. In other words, this is the Security+ book to study if you want to get Security+ certified!

In this chapter, you will learn the importance of this coveted certification, why it was developed, and how it can affect directly your present as well as future career goals in the information technology arena. You will be led through the entire CompTIA certification process from exam registration to sitting down and taking the exam. The exam structure will be explained in detail and you will receive advice from certification experts on how to prepare yourself both mentally and physically for the exam. Finally, you will be introduced to the book’s structure and convinced of why this book should be your study tool of choice for the CompTIA Security+ examination.

This book was written as a no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point guide to prepare you to take and pass the CompTIA Security+ Exam. It is not intended as a replacement for hands-on training, nor will it prepare you to be an expert security specialist. It is not designed to fill your head with unneeded, useless information before you enter the exam site; that type of preparation is usually accompanied by failure. The Security+ exam is not filled with questions that ask you to refer to many useless pictures, charts, and graphs. For that reason, this book does not present you with many pictures or other graphics that are not exam specific. This book isolates particular topics that are most likely going to be addressed on the CompTIA Security+ exam.

If you are interested in gainful employment in the technologies industry, you should be certified. The majority of businesses today require applicants to provide proof of certification status. If you are applying for a position as a PC technician, network administrator, systems engineer, software engineer, auditor, security specialist, programmer, or developer, Security+ certification is for you.

黑客是如何掩盖踪迹

2007-05-11 08:13:51

可以了解黑客功击的方法

Security Administrator Street Smarts

2007-05-09 15:23:14

Professional Community Server

2007-05-09 15:22:55

飘云阁论坛07版破解基础教程

2007-05-09 10:48:25

飘云阁论坛07版破解基础教程,非常适合初学者。推荐.

Techno Security’s Guide to Managing Risks

2007-04-29 11:39:39

互联网法律法规

2007-04-11 12:33:15

互联网法律法规

解密教学

2007-03-17 12:49:00

解密教学

Writing Secure Code, Second Edition

2007-02-23 13:28:19

Microsoft出版的

软件设计师视频校验方法和校验码

2007-02-05 12:09:46

计算网格系统中通讯和安全问题的研究与实现

2007-01-16 15:41:54

注册表学习手册

2007-01-13 21:59:56

通俗易懂而又确实实用的windows系列注册表修改技巧.经实践证明,不但对电脑初学者有很大的帮助,对"大哥级"的电脑爱好者也有很高的参考价值

LDAP.In.The.Solaris.Operating.Environment.Deploying.Secure.Directory.Services

2007-01-08 14:07:51

加密与解密—SoftICE 使用手册

2007-01-05 15:39:23

简单制作CHM木马2

2007-01-01 01:31:08

介绍简单制作CHM木马。

简单制作CHM木马1

2007-01-01 01:29:41

介绍如何制作CHM木马。

黑客基地破解班第20-25课

2006-12-29 13:57:37

电子证据取证技术的研究

2006-12-28 12:07:17

流光5使用手册

2006-12-27 15:54:51

Fluxay5Manaul(流光5使用手册)

数据恢复技术（第二版）

2006-12-23 09:53:13

数据恢复技术（戴士剑、陈永红著）（第二版）

50个经典黑客动画

2006-12-19 08:09:30

黑客视频教程

多方法创建管理员

2006-12-08 16:25:13

看了就知道！~~

biometric image discrimination

2006-12-07 13:02:36

biometric image discrimination technologies，一本很好的关于生物特征统计认证技术的书，内容主要是PCA 和 LDA以及PCA/LDA的应用，虽然为英文版，但是是2006的新书，值得一看

牛之一族教你如何汉化和破解软件

2006-11-29 18:14:23

高手使用软件之必看资料！

浙江大学《信息安全原理》视频教程(全28讲)_第21-28讲

2006-11-26 17:26:44

浙江大学《信息安全原理》视频教程(全28讲)_第16-20讲

2006-11-26 17:26:44

浙江大学《信息安全原理》视频教程(全28讲)_第11-15讲

2006-11-26 17:26:44

浙江大学《信息安全原理》视频教程(全28讲)_第06-10讲

2006-11-26 17:26:44

浙江大学《信息安全原理》视频教程(全28讲)_第01-05讲

2006-11-26 17:26:43

可以用科建阅读器打开！

cExeCryptor2.26.doc

2006-11-19 18:16:21

破解cExeCryptor2.26.doc

人脑之谜(苏珊·格林菲尔德)

2006-11-17 19:44:36

9999

ARTeam站上的10篇OD入门教程

2006-11-16 18:46:38

无

浙大信息安全原理视频教程

2006-11-06 11:51:28

30天打造专业黑客

2006-11-02 21:00:48

30天打造专业黑客

自动机理论

2006-10-27 16:08:00

自动机理论英文的资料集合，不是系统的书籍

个人用户防黑指南

2006-10-24 14:53:57

200602黑客X档案.rar

2006-10-18 19:05:30

黑客X档案你们总听说过吧.要想成为黑客吗??这个杂志讲的都上最新的技术.而且你不必花上一分钱.你想收集全吗??很多现在都已经绝版了,网站上根本下不到的.所以好值啊!!

计算机安全视频培训

2006-10-12 12:12:36

安全保密_其他电脑书_计算机类_最新资料_得益网

加密解密全方位学习

Shellcoders Programming Uncovered

Security Power Tools

编码的奥秘

密码学算法协议c实现

Wireless Crime and Forensic Investigation

入侵者检测

计算机网络安全系列丛书 黑客分析与防范技术

计算机病毒防治、检测与清除

计算机病毒防治实用技术

The Shellcoder's Handbook中文CHM版

破解完全入门篇

The Security+ Exam Guide: TestTaker's Guide Series

黑客是如何掩盖踪迹

Security Administrator Street Smarts

Professional Community Server

飘云阁论坛07版破解基础教程

Techno Security’s Guide to Managing Risks

互联网法律法规

解密教学

Writing Secure Code, Second Edition

软件设计师视频 校验方法和校验码

计算网格系统中通讯和安全问题的研究与实现

注册表学习手册

LDAP.In.The.Solaris.Operating.Environment.Deploying.Secure.Directory.Services

加密与解密—SoftICE 使用手册

简单制作CHM木马2

简单制作CHM木马1

黑客基地破解班第20-25课

电子证据取证技术的研究

流光5使用手册

数据恢复技术 （第二版）

50个经典黑客动画

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