A Hacker's Guide to Protecting Your Internet Site

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Hacking and cracking are activities that generate intense public interest. Stories of hacked
servers and downed Internet providers appear regularly in national news. Consequently,
publishers are in a race to deliver books on these subjects. To its credit, the publishing
community has not failed in this resolve. Security books appear on shelves in everincreasing
numbers. However, the public remains wary. Consumers recognize driving
commercialism when they see it, and are understandably suspicious of books such as this
one. They need only browse the shelves of their local bookstore to accurately assess the
situation.

Books about Internet security are common (firewall technology seems to dominate the
subject list). In such books, the information is often sparse, confined to a narrow range of
products. Authors typically include full-text reproductions of stale, dated documents that
are readily available on the Net. This poses a problem, mainly because such texts are
impractical. Experienced readers are already aware of these reference sources, and
inexperienced ones are poorly served by them. Hence, consumers know that they might
get little bang for their buck. Because of this trend, Internet security books have sold
poorly at America's neighborhood bookstores.
hack or crack, you must first be a genius or a UNIX guru. Neither is true, though
admittedly, certain exploits require advanced knowledge of the target's operating system.
However, these exploits can now be simplified through utilities that are available for a
wide range of platforms. Despite the availability of such programs, however, the public
remains mystified by hacking and cracking, and therefore, reticent to spend forty dollars
for a hacking book.

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