The Hacker's Zibaldone - Dillon, Roberto
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A "Zibaldone" is a type of book that originated in 14th Century Italy, typically used as a notebook to collect notes, ideas, and observations on a wide range of subjects. True to its original name, "The Hacker's Zibaldone" is not just another cybersecurity book. It's a holistic, practical, and fun introduction to this challenging world by means of a varied collection of tutorials, reviews, insights, code snippets, walkthroughs, stories, and recommendations where anyone, from students and hobbyists to seasoned professionals will find something unexpected, curious and new. A wide range of…mehr

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A "Zibaldone" is a type of book that originated in 14th Century Italy, typically used as a notebook to collect notes, ideas, and observations on a wide range of subjects. True to its original name, "The Hacker's Zibaldone" is not just another cybersecurity book. It's a holistic, practical, and fun introduction to this challenging world by means of a varied collection of tutorials, reviews, insights, code snippets, walkthroughs, stories, and recommendations where anyone, from students and hobbyists to seasoned professionals will find something unexpected, curious and new. A wide range of cybersecurity topics is covered, including: * Introductions to basic concepts, terminology, and principles * Tutorials and best practices * Instructive code snippets * Step-by-step walkthrough of online CTF challenges * Reviews of cybersecurity-related books, movies, and games and even some original AI-generated and hacker-themed stories and artwork!
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Dr. Roberto Dillon is an (ISC)2 Member, IEEE Senior Member, academic, hacker, and speaker (GDC in San Francisco, TEDx in Milan etc). He has published five books for imprints such as CRC Press, AK Peters, and Springer and has over 15 years of experience as a researcher and Professor in the areas of cybersecurity and game design.