Ed Skoudis Livres

This informal, step-by-step guide will empower every network and system administrator to defend their network assets, whether or not they have security experience. It covers both Unix and Windows platforms, presenting in-depth descriptions of the inner workings of the most destructive hacker tools, and proven, step-by-step countermeasures. Skoudis begins by presenting the hacker's view of networks and their vulnerabilities, with especially detailed coverage of how hackers view the TCP/IP protocol suite. He introduces all five phases of hacking: reconnaissance (targeting of a network); scanning for network vulnerabilities; gaining access and exploiting the system; maintaining access; and preventing detection. Counter Hack presents in-depth descriptions of the most widespread and dangerous attack scenarios, and the most widely-used hacker tools, including war dialers, port scanners, firewall scanners, sniffers, session hijackers, and more. For all system administrators, network administrators, security specialists, and others directly involved in protecting network and computing infrastructure.

Seminar paper from the year 2018 in the subject Environmental Sciences, grade: 2,3, University of Kassel (Institut für Betriebswirtschaftslehre), course: Umweltökonomie, language: English, abstract: Climate Change is reality. The extreme weather conditions are increasing from year to year on the entire planet and it is also noticeably hotter in Germany. Each of the last summers was hotter than the previous summer and thus the hottest in many years. But what is to do to avoid a climate disaster? Can environmental taxes be the solution? This paper deals with what environmental taxes are and what influence they have on emissions in the EU. In the first chapter some terms are defined which are important for the future course. Chapter 3 is about Environmental taxes, what a Pigovian Tax is, what is hidden behind the term Double Dividend and what the environmental tax reform is. In the last chapter the impacts of the environmental tax reform in Europe is pointed out, with a view as well on economic as also on environmental impacts.

Smart Homes sollen unser Leben angenehmer, leichter und sicherer machen. Sie übernehmen zahlreiche Aufgaben rund um den Haushalt und erleichtern das Leben so merklich. Doch dabei fallen auch neue Kategorien persönlicher Daten an. Wie schützen wir uns davor, dass diese Daten in die falschen Hände geraten? Der Schutz persönlicher Daten ist die Aufgabe des Datenschutzrechts, welches 2018 mit der europäischen Datenschutz-Grundverordnung eine umfangreiche Erweiterung erfahren hat. Paul Maurer klärt in seiner Publikation, inwiefern das neue Datenschutzgesetz der EU den Anforderungen einer intelligenten Wohnumgebung gerecht wird. Welche Möglichkeiten und Risiken gehen mit einem Smart Home einher? Wie sieht der rechtliche Rahmen aus? Und welchen Einfluss hat die Wahl der Steuerungstechnik auf den Datenschutz in einem Smart Home? Maurer klärt die wichtigsten Fragen rund um die neue Technologie und stellt verschiedene Optionen für den heimischen Gebrauch vor. Aus dem Inhalt: - Connected Home; - Aware House; - Home of Future; - Big Data; - DSGVO; - Europäische Union