Want to Learn Hacking......
Second Step....
After the very first step in my last post for the beginners here I am taking you to next.This is a whole new level to hacking and I think this time you are going to learn a lots and lots of interesting thing.
We all have a Wi-Fi connection even your neighbor must having one and I tried to hack it and I think you all must have been trying and after when you got failed you just stopped trying now its time for you to learn and know behind the scenes, actually whats happening behind the network, and how wireless network work, what are its vulnerabilities and the very final step how to take advantage of those vulnerabilities and get into the network access.
With the help of this e-book you can get all the knowledge of Wireless Networks and I know this is for the very beginners so if you have no knowledge of Networks and Hacking, and you have that interest of learning something good then you should try this e-book.
About The Author
by- Kevin Beaver
Is founder and information security advisor with Principle
Logic, LLC, an Atlanta-based information-security services firm. He has over
17 years of experience in the IT industry and specializes in information
security assessments for those who take security seriously — and incident
response for those who don’t. Before starting his own information-security
services business, Kevin served in various information-technology and security
roles for several healthcare, e-commerce, financial, and educational
institutions.
Kevin is author of Hacking For Dummies as well as the e-book The Definitive
Guide to Email Management and Security (Realtimepublishers.com). In addition,
Kevin co-authored The Practical Guide to HIPAA Privacy and Security
Compliance (Auerbach Publications). He was also a contributing author and
editor of Healthcare Information Systems, 2nd ed., (Auerbach Publications),
and technical editor of Network Security For Dummies.
Kevin is a regular columnist and information-security expert for SearchSecurity.
com, SearchWindowsSecurity.com, SearchNetworking.com, SearchExchange.
com, and SearchSmallBizIT.com. He also serves as a contributing editor
for HCPro’s Briefings on HIPAA newsletter and is a Security Clinic Expert
for ITsecurity.com. In addition, Kevin’s information-security work has
been published in Information Security Magazine, SecurityFocus.com,
and Computerworld.com. Kevin is an information-security instructor for
the Southeast Cybercrime Institute, and frequently speaks on information
security at various conferences for CSI, TechTarget, IIA, SecureWorld Expo,
and the Cybercrime Summit.
Kevin earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering Technology from
Southern Polytechnic State University and his master’s degree in Management
of Technology from Georgia Tech. He also holds MCSE, Master CNE, and IT
Project+ certifications. Kevin can be reached at kbeaver@principlelogic.com.
Peter T. Davis (CISA, CMA, CISSP, CWNA, CCNA, CMC, CISM) founded Peter
Davis+Associates (a very original name) as a firm specializing in the security,
audit, and control of information. A 30-year information-systems veteran,
Mr. Davis’s career includes positions as programmer, systems analyst, security
administrator, security planner, information-systems auditor, and consultant.
Peter is also the founder (and past President) of the Toronto ISSA chapter,
past Recording Secretary of the ISSA’s International Board, and past Computer
Security Institute Advisory Committee member. Mr. Davis has written or
co-written numerous articles and 10 books, including Wireless Networks For
Dummies and Securing and Controlling Cisco Routers. In addition, Peter was
the technical editor for Hacking For Dummies and Norton Internet Security
For Dummies. Peter is listed in the International Who’s Who of Professionals.
In addition, he was only the third editor in the three-decade history of
EDPACS, a publication in the field of security, audit, and control. He finds
time to be a part-time lecturer in data communications at Seneca College
(http://cs.senecac.on.ca). He lives with his wife Janet, daughter Kelly,
two cats, and a dog in Toronto, Ontario.
Logic, LLC, an Atlanta-based information-security services firm. He has over
17 years of experience in the IT industry and specializes in information
security assessments for those who take security seriously — and incident
response for those who don’t. Before starting his own information-security
services business, Kevin served in various information-technology and security
roles for several healthcare, e-commerce, financial, and educational
institutions.
Kevin is author of Hacking For Dummies as well as the e-book The Definitive
Guide to Email Management and Security (Realtimepublishers.com). In addition,
Kevin co-authored The Practical Guide to HIPAA Privacy and Security
Compliance (Auerbach Publications). He was also a contributing author and
editor of Healthcare Information Systems, 2nd ed., (Auerbach Publications),
and technical editor of Network Security For Dummies.
Kevin is a regular columnist and information-security expert for SearchSecurity.
com, SearchWindowsSecurity.com, SearchNetworking.com, SearchExchange.
com, and SearchSmallBizIT.com. He also serves as a contributing editor
for HCPro’s Briefings on HIPAA newsletter and is a Security Clinic Expert
for ITsecurity.com. In addition, Kevin’s information-security work has
been published in Information Security Magazine, SecurityFocus.com,
and Computerworld.com. Kevin is an information-security instructor for
the Southeast Cybercrime Institute, and frequently speaks on information
security at various conferences for CSI, TechTarget, IIA, SecureWorld Expo,
and the Cybercrime Summit.
Kevin earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering Technology from
Southern Polytechnic State University and his master’s degree in Management
of Technology from Georgia Tech. He also holds MCSE, Master CNE, and IT
Project+ certifications. Kevin can be reached at kbeaver@principlelogic.com.
Peter T. Davis (CISA, CMA, CISSP, CWNA, CCNA, CMC, CISM) founded Peter
Davis+Associates (a very original name) as a firm specializing in the security,
audit, and control of information. A 30-year information-systems veteran,
Mr. Davis’s career includes positions as programmer, systems analyst, security
administrator, security planner, information-systems auditor, and consultant.
Peter is also the founder (and past President) of the Toronto ISSA chapter,
past Recording Secretary of the ISSA’s International Board, and past Computer
Security Institute Advisory Committee member. Mr. Davis has written or
co-written numerous articles and 10 books, including Wireless Networks For
Dummies and Securing and Controlling Cisco Routers. In addition, Peter was
the technical editor for Hacking For Dummies and Norton Internet Security
For Dummies. Peter is listed in the International Who’s Who of Professionals.
In addition, he was only the third editor in the three-decade history of
EDPACS, a publication in the field of security, audit, and control. He finds
time to be a part-time lecturer in data communications at Seneca College
(http://cs.senecac.on.ca). He lives with his wife Janet, daughter Kelly,
two cats, and a dog in Toronto, Ontario.
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