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Python for Cybersecurity

by Howard E. Poston, III

March 2022

Intermediate to advanced

240 pages

5h 13m

English

Wiley

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How This Book Is OrganizedTools You Will NeedFrom Here
Active ScanningSearch Open Technical DatabasesSummarySuggested Exercises
Valid AccountsReplication Through Removable MediaSummarySuggested Exercises
Windows Management InstrumentationScheduled Task/JobSummarySuggested Exercises
Boot or Logon Autostart ExecutionHijack Execution FlowSummarySuggested Exercises
Boot or Logon Initialization ScriptsHijack Execution FlowSummarySuggested Exercises
Impair DefensesHide ArtifactsSummarySuggested Exercises
Credentials from Password StoresNetwork SniffingSummarySuggested Exercises

Account DiscoveryFile and Directory DiscoverySummarySuggested Exercises
Remote ServicesUse Alternative Authentication MaterialSummarySuggested Exercises
Clipboard DataEmail CollectionSummarySuggested Exercises
Encrypted ChannelProtocol TunnelingSummarySuggested Exercises
Alternative ProtocolsNon-Application Layer ProtocolsSummarySuggested Exercises
Data Encrypted for ImpactAccount Access RemovalSummarySuggested Exercises
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About the Technical Editor

Benjamin Heruska is a military officer and computer engineer in the United States Air Force, which he joined in 2008. He has diverse military engineering experience across a broad range of computing disciplines, including embedded RF systems development, IT and cybersecurity tool development, software development, vulnerability analysis, cybersecurity incident response, big data engineering and analytics, ICAM development, and technical leadership.