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Chapter 8: Web Hacking Tools

August 12, 2002

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Anti-Hacker Tool Kit, by Keith Jones, Mike Shema, Bradley Johnson

Osborne McGraw-Hill

Here is our 2-part chapter excerpt from the book Anti-Hacker Tool Kit, by Keith Jones, Mike Shema, and Bradley Johnson; ISBN: 0072222824 (McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media, June 25, 2002) 711 pages; $59.99

Our series looks at Chapter 8: Web Hacking Tools.

Stay one step ahead of hackers by reading our book excerpt, Chapter 8 from "Anti-Hacker Tool Kit" [McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media, June 25, 2002]. Our two-part series begins with avoiding pitfalls using vulnerability scanners -- Whiskers, Stealth and Nitko -- and includes in-depth examples and case studies.

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