The Art Of Deception: Controlling The Human Element Of Security,New

The Art Of Deception: Controlling The Human Element Of Security,New

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The World'S Most Infamous Hacker Offers An Insider'S View Of The Lowtech Threats To Hightech Securitykevin Mitnick'S Exploits As A Cyberdesperado And Fugitive Form One Of The Most Exhaustive Fbi Manhunts In History And Have Spawned Dozens Of Articles, Books, Films, And Documentaries. Since His Release From Federal Prison, In 1998, Mitnick Has Turned His Life Around And Established Himself As One Of The Most Soughtafter Computer Security Experts Worldwide. Now, In The Art Of Deception, The World'S Most Notorious Hacker Gives New Meaning To The Old Adage, 'It Takes A Thief To Catch A Thief.'Focusing On The Human Factors Involved With Information Security, Mitnick Explains Why All The Firewalls And Encryption Protocols In The World Will Never Be Enough To Stop A Savvy Grifter Intent On Rifling A Corporate Database Or An Irate Employee Determined To Crash A System. With The Help Of Many Fascinating True Stories Of Successful Attacks On Business And Government, He Illustrates Just How Susceptible Even The Most Lockeddown Information Systems Are To A Slick Con Artist Impersonating An Irs Agent. Narrating From The Points Of View Of Both The Attacker And The Victims, He Explains Why Each Attack Was So Successful And How It Could Have Been Prevented In An Engaging And Highly Readable Style Reminiscent Of A Truecrime Novel. And, Perhaps Most Importantly, Mitnick Offers Advice For Preventing These Types Of Social Engineering Hacks Through Security Protocols, Training Programs, And Manuals That Address The Human Element Of Security.

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