The Art of Intrusion: The Real Stories Behind the Exploits of Hackers, Intruders & De

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The Art of Intrusion: The Real Stories Behind the Exploits of Hackers, Intruders & Deceivers
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Overview: It would be difficult to find an author with more credibility than Mitnick to write about the art of hacking. In 1995, he was arrested for illegal computer snooping, convicted and held without bail for two years before being released in 2002. He clearly inspires unusual fear in the authorities and unusual dedication in the legions of computer security dabblers, legal and otherwise. Renowned for his use of "social engineering," the art of tricking people into revealing secure information such as passwords, Mitnick (The Art of Deception) introduces readers to a fascinating array of pseudonymous hackers. One group of friends bilks Las Vegas casinos out of more than a million dollars by mastering the patterns inherent in slot machines; another fellow, less fortunate, gets mixed up with a presumed al-Qaedastyle terrorist; and a prison convict leverages his computer skills to communicate with the outside world, unbeknownst to his keepers. Mitnicks handling of these engrossing tales is exemplary, for which credit presumably goes to his coauthor, writing pro Simon. Given the complexity (some would say obscurity) of the material, the authors avoid the pitfall of drowning readers in minutiae. Uniformly readable, the stories some are quite exciting will impart familiar lessons to security pros while introducing lay readers to an enthralling field of inquiry.

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Wiley | ISBN: 0764569597 | 270 pages | March 4, 2005 | PDF | 1Mb

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