The second idea, which comes to mind is that there are "reputable" release groups for most of the content anyway, many with a web-page of their own, and it would suffice to make signing with a private key a common practice, or maybe even implement some sort of standard protocol to fetch these keys and verify torrents (with curated source lists). On the other hand, I'm not sure that incentive to fake torrents is THAT high, so maybe some very weak version of it would suffice, because very few will be ready to spend money to create fake votes for their torrents. Or you would need to implement all the same PoW as other cryptocurrencies, with is an unwelcome overhead, considring people don't even like to seed torrents for too long. But thinking again, I'm not sure, wouldn't it be rather expensive to run on a blockchain? Either you use some pre-existing blockchain with smart contracts & such: so basically, make an Ethereum DApp and burn gas. This title is suitable for people with at least two years of experience in development, network management, or DevOps, or with an established interest in security.Blockchain was the first thing I thought about, because that sounds like an poster-child case of actually useful blockchain.
Formal education in security is useful, but not required.
The reader should have basic security experience, for example, through running a network or encountering security issues during application development.
Use security tools and plan for defense against remote execution Prepare to combat standard system security problems The latter part of the book shifts gears and puts the newly learned techniques into practice, going over scenarios where the target may be a popular content management system or a containerized application and its network.īecoming the Hacker is a clear guide to web application security from an attacker's point of view, from which both sides can benefit.Ĭlassify and plan for standard web application security threats
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Through the first part of the book, Adrian Pruteanu walks you through commonly encountered vulnerabilities and how to take advantage of them to achieve your goal. We must understand how an attacker approaches a web application and the implications of breaching its defenses. There are many web application tools that claim to provide a complete survey and defense against potential threats, but they must be analyzed in line with the security needs of each web application or service. While testing web applications for performance is common, the ever-changing threat landscape makes security testing much more difficult for the defender. Protect the web by learning the tools, and the tricks of the web application attacker.īuilds on books and courses on penetration testing for beginnersĬovers both attack and defense perspectivesĮxamines which tool to deploy to suit different applications and situationsīecoming the Hacker will teach you how to approach web penetration testing with an attacker's mindset. Web penetration testing by becoming an ethical hacker.
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