| Here's the teaser from the link. I don't own the book and thus have nothing else to translate. Title: Search Engine Hacking with Google, Bing & Shodan
Author: Enrique Rando Pages: 272 Price: 20 Euros + Shipping (includes IVA) Though it's been 2500 years since Sun Tzu wrote "The Art of War", many of his lessons remain relevant. His teaching contains several passages that seem especially suitable for people who work in Information Security: * "Those who disable foreign armies without combat are the best teachers of the Art of War." * "Before you fight, first learn the skills of the enemy's workers, and then fight them according to their weaknesses." * "When you can perceive subtlety, winning is easy." Without a doubt, this information is key in preparing for attempted security breaches. Without it, determining what to attack and how to do it is impossible. Search engines have become important tools for collecting data and other intelligence. However, despite Google hacking's many years of use, its techniques have perhaps not always been well-treated or publically shared. |