ITworld.com – Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition (Jon Erickson, No Starch Press, 2008) is an intense, thorough and extremely well written book that can take you from basic hacking ...

Hacking Linux Exposed is a good read and a great introduction to computer security on the Linux platform. More than that, it is a great reference work for the more experienced systems administrator.

This 600+ page book walks you through hardening your Linux box, port scanning, probing your system for viruses and DDoS attack software, implementing an intrusion detection system, sniffing networks, ...

The latest Humble Book Bundle offers books on hacking, security, online privacy and more by No Starch Press. Humble Bundle, a digital storefront, lets you name your own price for games and ...

The art of hacking has changed dramatically with advancement in technology and the changing motivations of those who hack. Script kiddies still exist, but have been largely bumped as the threats ...

Recognizing this, numerous Linux distributions have been specifically crafted to facilitate the exploration and utilization ...

“Hacking the Academy,” a book crowdsourced in one week under the guidance of Dan Cohen and Tom Scheinfeldt, has been published in edited form by the University of Michigan Press. Here’s why ...