Honeypots: Tracking Hackers
"The first and only book to explore the fascinating world of Honeypots!
The first book ever dedicated to honeypot technologies. Subjects
include what a honeypot is, the different types of honeypots, how they work, deploying
and maintaing them, and legal issues involved. Six chapters are dedicated to focusing
on six different honeypot and how they work, in detail. Included is a CDROM that has
source code, whitepapers, tools and utilities, logs, and other data discussed in the
book. The book is 429 pages and is publised by Addison-Wesley.
Book Material
- Table of Contents: Discover all the topics that
the book covers.
- Foreword: Hear what security expert Marcus Ranum
has to say about Honeypots: Tracking Hackers. Read the foreword now.
- Preface: I had just been hacked and I was elated!
Click here to find out why.
- Chapter Four: Unlike a firewall
or intrusion detection system, honeypots do not solve a specific problem. A
honeypot is a tool that contributes to your overall security aritecuture.
The value of honeypots and the problems they help solve depends on how you
build deploy and use them. Click here to learn more about the Value Of
Honeypots.
- Reviews. Find out what others have to say about the first book ever on honeypots!
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