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Hacking the Human by Ian Mann, 2008-11-01 Hacking GMail (ExtremeTech) by Ben Hammersley, 2005-12-19 Windows Server 2003 (Hacking Exposed) by Joel Scambray, Stuart McClure, 2006-10-27 The CEH Prep Guide: The Comprehensive Guide to Certified Ethical Hacking by Ronald L. Krutz, Russell Dean Vines, 2007-10-22 Hardware Hacking: Have Fun While Voiding Your Warranty by Joe Grand, Ryan Russell, 2004-01-01 Hacking the Earth by Jamais Cascio, 2009-01-01 Hacking Knoppix (ExtremeTech) by ScottGranneman, 2006-01-04 Hacking Exposed Wireless: Wireless Security Secrets & Solutions by Johnny Cache, Vincent Liu, 2007-03-26 uCertify Guide for EC-Council Exam 312-49 Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator: Pass your CHFI Certification in first attempt (Volume 1) by uCertify team, 2010-04-08 Hack Attacks Revealed: A Complete Reference with Custom Security Hacking Toolkit by John Chirillo, 2001-04-05 Hacking Windows Vista: ExtremeTech by Steve Sinchak, 2007-05-29 Hacking BlackBerry: ExtremeTech by Glenn Bachmann, 2006-10-30 Hacking Web Services (Internet Series) by Shreeraj Shah, 2006-08-02 The Oracle Hacker's Handbook: Hacking and Defending Oracle by David Litchfield, 2007-01-30

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81. Hacking
    What is hacking? What is hacking? The definitive source for the answer to thisquestion is the The Meaning of `Hack section of The New Hackers Dictionary.  
    http://web.demigod.org/~zak/geek/hack.shtml
    
    Extractions: This page contains the following: The following list is an attempt to cover some of the issues that will invariably come up when people without previous experience of the hacker community try to hire a hacker. This FAQ is intended for free distribution, and may be copied as desired. It is in an early revision. If you wish to modify the FAQ, or distribute it for publication, please contact the author. The author is seebs@plethora.net . The official distribution site (as of revision 0.05) is " http://www.plethora.net/~seebs/faqs/hacker.html ". If you find this information useful, please consider sending a token donation to the author; email for details. Revision 0.05 - Last modified September 28, 1999 No. Hackers aren't, contrary to media reporting, the people who break into computers. Those are crackers. Hackers are people who enjoy playing with computers. Your hacker may occasionally circumvent security measures, but this is not malicious; she just does it when the security is in her way, or because she's curious.

82. Your Spectrum 09 - Frontlines & Hacking Away
    POKEs that simplify the Nightmare Room, improve jumping ability, and that automatically collect all the objects in a room on entry.  
    http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jg27paw4/yr09/yr09_03.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Contents KwikPik DOUBLE CHIPS FIRST FORTH ON ROM FOR CURRAH ANIROG DELETE SPECTRUM BBC Radio kicks off with a double-helping of computing this Autumn with Barry Norman re-opening The Chip Shop on Radio 4 and Radio 1 listeners getting their own computer show with the launch of Radio l's Chip Shop which makes up part of the Saturday morning Mark Page Show The Radio 1 Chip Shop will be broadcast at 7:33 am on Saturday morning, starting on September 29th and will be presented by David Freeman. Free Basicode software will be broadcast on Sunday morning at 5:55am and repeated at the same time on Saturdays. You'll need a Basicode Kit 2 Cater Road, Bristol B513 7TW

83. Hacking Ball Z : Programas,php,tecnología,anónimo,linux,gratis
    Translate this page Domingo, 23 de Mayo de 2004. Atlas IP. Correo Anónimo. Descargas. » Linux.» Palm Os. » Windows. Comandos Linux/Unix. (nuevo) Clipart gratuito (nuevo).  
    http://www.hackingballz.com/
    
    Extractions: Creando un simple "rollover" (JavaScript) Una tarea tan común en el desarrollo cotidiano de sitios web, que durante mucho tiempo sea omitido comentar; esto quizás por las opciones que brindan los editores HTML... No obstante; acá les dejamos el código. Desarrollado por Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas , el 02/06/2004 - 58 lecturas

84. CNN.com - Technology - Brazil, NASA Sites Under Attack In International Hacking
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/03/17/brazil.nasa.hackers/index.html

85. HACKERS HOME PAGE-computer Hacking, Phreaking, Gambling Hacking, Hack, Smart Car
    hackers, hacking, phreaks, phreaker, phreaking, freaking, red boxing, phrack, phracker,phracking, fracking, red box, lock picking, cracking, spying, warez  
    http://www.hackershomepage.com/

86. Teen Given Six Months For Hacking NASA, Pentagon Computers
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/LAW/09/22/comradehacker.ap/index.html

87. Hacking And Hackers - Computer Security Programs Downloading Search Engines Port
    Computer security,hacking,hacker,crackers,cracks,serials,crack,serial,search engines,searchengine,search,virus,virii,webpages,downloads,programs,files,links  
    http://www.infosyssec.com/
    
    Extractions: security security news virus news hacking news hacker trojan underground headlines newsticker security news antivirus exploit denial of service DDoS advisories trojan backdoor sniffer smurfwindows securityXP security security products security books security tips security faq authentication computer security crack crackers crash cryptography denial of service DOS email virus alerts encrypting file system encryption exploits firewall firewalls hack hacks hack files hack links hacked webpages hacker hackers hacking hacking files hacking links hot fixes icmp intruder intrusion detection news ip spoof Kerberos key logger logon microsoft security NT nt security nt server ntsecurity ntshop password password crackers patches permssions phreaking boxes port monitors proxy proxy servers secure security security news security firewalls cryptography vulnerabilities vulnerability news encrypting file system hotfixes authentication password permissions proxy servers antivirus virus system policies smart cards smart cards source route spoofing syn flood system policies texts virii virus viruses vulnerabilities vulnerability wardialers win2k sec win2k security win2k sec windows 2000 security windows 2000 windows windows NT windows nt security

88. CNN - Hacking Group Reveals IP-security Glitch - August 13, 1999
    http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/9908/13/ipglitch.idg/index.html
    
    Extractions: (IDG) A hacking group says it's discovered a security vulnerability affecting Windows 95, 98 and 2000 as well as the SunOS and Solaris operating systems, allowing unauthorized users to intercept outgoing information. The problem is related to the ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) Router Discovery Protocol (IRDF), which determines the way computers connect to the Internet. The glitch lets an attacker spoof a route, according to an advisory issued Wednesday by hacker-security specialists L0pht Heavy Industries (link below). As a result, attackers can reroute outbound traffic on vulnerable systems; modify traffic; act as "man in the middle;" or launch denial of service attacks, L0pht said. All of these attacks, excluding denial of service, require the unauthorized user to be on the same network as the victim, the specialists said. Man-in-the-middle attacks occur when an attacker acts as "a proxy between the victim and end host," L0pht said. The victims think they are directly connected to the end host, but they are actually connected to the attacker, who is connected to the end host feeding information through. For example, an attacker acting as man in the middle may access all banking information online without the victim knowing, L0pht said.

89. How To Become A Hacker
    hacker. Otherwise you ll find your hacking energy is sapped by distractionslike sex, money, and social approval. hacker. Basic hacking Skills.  
    http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
    
    Extractions: Revision History Revision 1.25 2 Jun 2004 esr New translations. Revision 1.24 20 Jan 2004 esr Belatedly take notice, in the first paragraph, that this document has become authoritative for a lot of people. Table of Contents As editor of the Jargon File and author of a few other well-known documents of similar nature, I often get email requests from enthusiastic network newbies asking (in effect) "how can I learn to be a wizardly hacker?". Back in 1996 I noticed that there didn't seem to be any other FAQs or web documents that addressed this vital question, so I started this one. A lot of people now consider it definitive, and I suppose that means it is. Still, I don't claim to be the exclusive authority on this topic; if you don't like what you read here, write your own. If you are reading a snapshot of this document offline, the current version lives at

90. E-Newz.co.uk
    News on hacking and cracking and other information on all related things here.  
    http://www.e-newz.co.uk/

91. XML.com: Hacking The Library [Mar. 15, 2004]
    XSLT Recipe of the Day Manage Your Account Forgot Your Password? Search ArticleArchive. Add XML to your Website taglines/ Dive into XML hacking the Library  
    http://www.xml.com/pub/at/30

92. La Web Del PutoAmo
    Manuales de hacking y troyanos.  
    http://www.putoamo.host.sk

93. XML.com: Geeks And The Dijalog Lifestyle [Feb. 18, 2004]
    To that end, today Kendall Clark begins a new column, hacking the Library , whichwill focus on problems of personal information, especially those related to  
    http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2004/02/18/dijalog.html
    
    Extractions: Editor's Note: XML is well on its way to becoming a mature, ubiquitous technology. The pace of standardization has not slowed, but the time where applications took a back seat to new core technologies is coming to an end. At XML.com we want to focus more on the application space, particularly personal information management, a vibrant area of XML application development. To that end, today Kendall Clark begins a new column, "Hacking the Library" , which will focus on problems of personal information, especially those related to the digital media lifestyle. So you read XML.com, which makes you at least a beta, if not an alpha geek. You've dabbled in information architecture, plumbed the mysteries of HTTP content negotiation algorithms, bobbed-and-weaved through the arcaneries of W3C XML Schema, RELAX NG, and even a bit of RDF. Chances are good then that you are living, to some greater or lesser degree, what the tech punditry likes to call the "digital media lifestyle". Your disks are awash with MP3; the artifacts of your digicam-embellished vacations; hundreds of video clips taken from the Web; GarageBand tracks finished and half-finished; and that 7-minute movie you made with friends in Prague last year... you know the one.

94. Kuht.it :: Stage .08 - Serving The Hacking Community Since 1999
    Comunit  underground italiana con tematiche computing, ethical hacking, security, networking, coding.  
    http://www.kuht.it
    
    Extractions: Kuht Network www.kuht.it softwarelibero.kuht.it Nickname: Password: Registrati Perso la password? Home Page Forums Topics più recenti Topics più letti Topics più attivi IRC Chat News Archivio Topics MediaWatch Più visitati Più votati Downloads Più scaricati Più votati Links Più visitati Più votati Sondaggi Kuht Quiz MD5 Finder Tutorials ... Mappa Software Visualizza Lista Per Categoria Code Snippets Nuovi Pacchetti Bacheca Annunci Help Nuovi Progetti Simple Terrain Viewer Themice Z80 Disassembler BeBoP EightCentimeters jkDC-GUI Py-Tone doxa Oltre a questo kuht è anche un team di ricerca e sviluppo: abbiamo costruito una community per condividere i risultati delle nostre ricerche, per dare consigli, per mettere in piedi un luogo telematico in cui poter discutere di computing senza limiti e soprattutto per imparare gli uni dagli altri.

95. Is The RIAA "hacking You Back"? | The Register
    Is the RIAA hacking you back ? By Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco.Published Tuesday 14th January 2003 0031 GMT. The RIAA is preparing  
    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/01/14/is_the_riaa_hacking_you/
    
    Extractions: Skip to content SetUpDropMenu('StoreMenuItem', 'StoreMenu'); Biting the hand that feeds IT Internet: SetPromptText('q', 'Search'); The Register Mobile Desktop News Panel Newsletter Reader Studies ... Internet and Law By Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco Published Tuesday 14th January 2003 00:31 GMT The RIAA is preparing to infect MP3 files in order to audit and eventually disable file swapping, according to a startling claim by hacker group Gobbles. In a posting to the Bugtraq mailing list, Gobbles himself claims to have offered his code to the RIAA, creating a monitoring "hydra". "Several months ago, GOBBLES Security was recruited by the RIAA (riaa.org) to invent, create, and finally deploy the future of antipiracy tools. We focused on creating virii/worm hybrids to infect and spread over p2p nets," writes Gobbles. "Until we became RIAA contracters [sic], the best they could do was to passively monitor traffic. Our contributions to the RIAA have given them the power to actively control the majority of hosts using these networks."

96. Kid2elite.de.vu - Security / Hacking / Cracking - Projekt
    Tutorials zu hacking, Cracking und Programmieren sowie Downloads ein Forum und den Newsletter.  
    http://invincible4ever.oldgods.de/indexgeo.php

97. PI - Incontro Su Hacking@scuola
    hacking@scuola, cartuccecompatibili e originali. Incontro su hacking@scuola 8 giugno.  
    http://punto-informatico.it/p.asp?i=48275

98. Bentley House Stables, Horse Livery Yard In Staffordshire
    A small full service facility located in the Staffordshire Moorlands offering specialist care and full livery, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, and crosscountry hacking. Includes photos and summary of facilities and services and directions.  
    http://www.bentleyhouse.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Our web site was last significantly updated 07-04-2004 livery for special horses - 01782 517921 Our service Biddulph Park webcam - Customer information - New school - ... Check for vacancies Bentley House Stables is the intelligent choice for the discerning equestrian. We offer a higher standard of livery care on our peaceful stable-yard, conveniently located between Manchester and Stoke-on-Trent. See how we achieve this at our exclusive new purpose built facility through: - Our large traditional stables and new Olympic spec arena - Permanent 24 hour 7 day on-site BHS qualified staff All year turn out on safe, clean and secure paddocks - Grass Jumping paddock now open and available to hire To find out more click on the topics above

99. Hacking Garmin ETrex GPS Receiver
    Date Wed, 1 Aug 2001 180159 +0800 From Mark Joss mjoss@iinet.net.au To mast@nomad.ee G day, I found your hacking Etrex site to be very helpful but  
    http://www.nomad.ee/micros/etrex.shtml
    
    Extractions: Garmin eTrex GPS receiver is a cute little thing that does not cost you a fortune. Although it does not have a scrolling map (unless you have one of those newer, more expensive models), and offers somewhat limited functionality compared to more expensive models, but it has a connector for attaching it to serial port of your PC or laptop. So, the connector: Data in and data out are RS232 compatible signals for talking to GPS. eTrex knows several protocols, including generic NMEA and Garmin proprietary protocol that can be used to upload/download waypoints, tracks and routes. eTrex also has a firmware in FLASH, so you can update it over the serial cable, too. Power terminal is for attaching external power supply. eTrex needs 3V DC (specified maximum is 3.15V) and is smart enough to detect that the external power is available. You can leave batteries in the device, these also serve as backup if you accidentally pull the plug or something. My cheap DVM shows that eTrex takes 110..130mA from batteries discharged to 2.5V while scanning, and up to whopping 180 mA while scanning with backlight on. The cable eTrex uses a proprietary connector, and Garmin will not sell you just the plain connector. You can only buy ready-made cables from them. There are third-party connectors available, appropriately called

100. Hacktivists Or Cyberterrorists? The Changing Media Discourse On Hacking
     This paper scrutinizes the language of government reports and news media sources to shed light on their role in forming a negative image of politically motivated hacking in general, and online political activism, in particular. It is argued that the mass media's portrayal of hacking conveniently fits the elite's strategy to form a popular consensus in a way that supports the elite's crusade under different pretexts to eradicate hacking, an activity that may potentially threaten the dominant order. First Monday  
     http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue7_10/vegh/index.html
     
     Extractions: This paper scrutinizes the language of government reports and news media sources to shed light on their role in forming a negative image of politically motivated hacking in general, and online political activism, in particular. It is argued that the mass media's portrayal of hacking conveniently fits the elite's strategy to form a popular consensus in a way that supports the elite's crusade under different pretexts to eradicate hacking, an activity that may potentially threaten the dominant order. Introduction Conclusion Especially after September 11, the national debate on the security of cyberspace has intensified. It has negatively influenced movements that rely on hacking (like hacktivism), or other anti-hegemonic forms of Internet use, such as free access, open source, or privacy protection. Hackers and online political activists are now forced to defend themselves against being labeled by the authorities as cyberterrorists. Restrictive legislation can more easily be passed with public support that increases under a perceived threat, and thus justifies lending more power to the government. Because of the sensationalist nature of hacking, the media is a willing partner of the government in vilifying hackers and hacktivists, and even blaming the Internet as a terrorist territory. Whether intentionally influenced or not, the mass media's portrayal of hacking conveniently fits the elite's strategy to form a popular consensus in a way that supports the elite's crusade under different pretexts to eradicate hacking, an activity that may potentially threaten the dominant order. While the focus is on hackers, several related issues are touched upon, such as encryption, surveillance, censorship, and privacy, which are also key to digital resistance. As such, we see a great effort on the part of the government to control these technologies and forms of online dissent.

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