Summary:
The book provides an in-depth exploration of the world of hacking, covering topics from programming to network communications, and teaches readers how to think like hackers. It includes practical examples and exercises to apply concepts such as buffer overflows, shellcode, and cryptographic attacks in a hands-on manner.
Key points:
1. Computer Systems: The book highlights the need to understand computer systems, including programming languages and hardware-software interaction for system protection and exploitation.
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