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Hacking for Beginners

The Ultimate Guide for Computer Hacking

Introduction

I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, “Computer Hacking for Beginners”.

This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to master the basics of computer hacking.

This eBook will explain what hackers do. It will teach you the tricks, skills, and techniques that

experienced hackers use. Aside from discussing core ideas and principles, this material will describe high-

level topics such as malware infection and computer programming.

After reading this book, you will know how to:

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Identify the different types of hackers

Identify the different kinds of malicious programs

Compile, decompile, and corrupt codes

Attack buffer overflows

Use the Metasploit framework

Install virtual machines on your computer

Find the vulnerabilities of your targets

And many more!

If you are looking for a comprehensive guide about hacking, this is the book for you. Its pages are full

of up-to-date and detailed information regarding the art/science of hacking. Read it now to start your

hacking journey.

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: What You Need to Know About Hacking

The Basics

Malicious Programs

Penetration Testing

Programming Skills

Setting up a Laboratory

Chapter 2: The Metasploit Framework

Metasploit - The Basics

How to Launch Exploits Using Metasploit

How to Execute Client-Side Attacks Using Metasploit

Chapter 3: Programming for Hackers

What is the “C” Language?

The Language Constructs of C

The “Hello World!” Program

How to Compile a C Program

Chapter 4: Stacks, Buffers and Overflows

The Basics of Stack Operations

Buffer Overflow

Chapter 5: How to Work with Shellcodes

User-Level Shellcodes

Basic Shellcodes

Bind Shellcodes

Reverse Shellcodes

Find Socket Codes

Command Execution Shellcodes

How to Encode a Shellcode

How to Disassemble a Shellcode

Shellcode Corruption

Kernel-Level Shellcodes

Chapter 6: Reverse Engineering for Hackers

The Things to Consider

Analyzing the Source Code

Analyzing Binary Files

Chapter 7: Client-Side Vulnerabilities

The Importance of Client-Side Vulnerabilities

The Most Popular Client-Side Vulnerabilities

Chapter 8: Honeynets and Malware Infections

The Honeynet Technology

Malware Encryption

How Malicious Programs Hide

Persistence

Obfuscation and De-Obfuscation

Conclusion

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