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Autorenporträt
Stuart McClure, CNE, CCSE, Global CTO for McAfee/Intel, is responsible for a nearly $3B consumer and corporate security products business. During his tenure at McAfee, Stuart has also held the General Manager position for the Security Management Business for McAfee/Intel, which enabled all McAfee corporate security products to be operationalized, managed, and measured. Alongside those roles, Stuart has also run an elite team of good guy hackers inside McAfee called TRACE that discovered new vulnerabilities and emerging threats. Previously, Stuart helped run security at the largest healthcare company in the U.S., Kaiser Permanente. In 1999, Stuart was also the original founder of Foundstone, Inc., a global consulting and products company, which was acquired by McAfee in 2004. Stuart is the lead author and original founder of the Hacking Exposed series of books and has been hacking for the good guys for over 25 years. Widely recognized and asked to present his extensive and in-depth knowledge of hacking and exploitation techniques, Stuart is considered one of the industry's leading authorities on information security risk today. A well-published and acclaimed security visionary, McClure brings a wealth of technical and executive leadership with a profound understanding of both the threat landscape and the operational and financial risk requirements to be successful in today's world. Stuart is often quoted in most all mainstream news outlets.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Footprinting 2: Scanning 3: Enumeration 4. Hacking Windows 5. Hacking UNIX 6: Remote Connectivity and VoIP Hacking 7. Network Devices (Expanded) 8: Wireless Devices (Expanded) 9: Embedded Systems (NEW) 10: Web Hacking 11. Countermeasures Map (NEW) Appendix A: Ports Appendix B: Top 14 Security Vulnerabilities Appendix C: Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
1: Footprinting 2: Scanning 3: Enumeration 4. Hacking Windows 5. Hacking UNIX 6: Remote Connectivity and VoIP Hacking 7. Network Devices (Expanded) 8: Wireless Devices (Expanded) 9: Embedded Systems (NEW) 10: Web Hacking 11. Countermeasures Map (NEW) Appendix A: Ports Appendix B: Top 14 Security Vulnerabilities Appendix C: Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
