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Learn the concepts, methods, and implications of offensive cyber counterintelligenceHacking Back: Offensive Cyber Counterintelligence is a look at cyber counterintelligence theory in a WikiLeaks world. The authors detail techniques-from phishing to sniffing and from attribution to takedown-all bolstered by case examples and rooted in the authors' many years of in-the-trenches experience in trap-setting and detecting breaches. The book's field notes-some from identified hackers, and some from anonymous hackers-consist of exciting, never-before-told case examples.Details technically simple hacks, complex attacks, and famous network intrusionsOrganized by methods so security practitioners can quickly find specific tactics and techniques Dissects security breach scenarios, providing analyses of real-life operations from the authors' many years of experienceExplains the US and EU cyber laws every savvy security practitioner defending against cybercrime should know
Contents
PrefaceCh 1. IntroductionCh 2. Deception Throughout History to TodayCh 3. The Applications & Goals of Cyber CounterintelligenceCh.4. The Missions and Outcomes of Criminal ProfilingCh 5. Legal & Ethical Aspects of DeceptionCh 6. Attack TradecraftCh.7. Operational DeceptionCh 8. Tools, Tactics & ProceduresCh 9. Attack AttributionCh 10. Black Hat MotivatorsCh 11. Understanding Advanced Persistent ThreatsCh 12. When To & When Not To ActCh 13. Implementation & Validation TacticsReferencesAppendicesNER(01): WOW
