Apr 7, 2017 09:35 AM
(This post was last modified: May 7, 2017 10:34 AM by Xphile.)
Hello all,
Decided to make a thread with eBooks for beginners and intermediates alike. This collection goes from programming to social engineering, hopefully you guys find them useful:
(Updated collection is in my signature)
While some of these can be considered 'outdated', there's no harm in looking through them and finding something useful.
If anybody else has other books that I haven't mentioned, feel free to post them. 🤝
p.s. Yes, I know these can be found online, this is simply a compilation of books I have.
This is pretty nice, I'm definitely going to keep some of these as resources for later. Thanks for posting these resources.
Thank you so much for the contribution, this will help out a lot.
Vouchvouchvouch!
The IOS Application Securiry book is one I highly suggest to anyone. Mobile apps are becoming more and more prevalent. It is also common to see more bugs on iOS apps then on main web applications.
That looks great man, thanks!
Good stuff. Please dont take these down anytime soon :)
Got most of these due to age, but a few I don't. Thanks for the post :)
I've been looking for a few ebooks on cyber security. Thank you for posting this. :D
Apr 23, 2017 08:45 AM
(This post was last modified: Apr 23, 2017 10:27 AM by Nomad.Null.)
Very nice list. I would omit the Forensics with FTK though, since FTK is a forensics framework that costs a couple grand for a license... A book on SIFT would be much more valuable
Not sure where I was told this, but it seems I was misinformed. Still recommend SIFT though.
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OSCP, OSCE, OSEE, OSWE, OSWP, CEH, CISSP
Yeah, I've been around a while
Excellent collections. Thanks for sharing with us.
(Apr 23, 2017 08:45 AM)Nomad.Null Wrote: Very nice list. I would omit the Forensics with FTK though, since FTK is a forensics framework that costs a couple grand for a license... A book on SIFT would be much more valuable
What planet are you on? I use FTK Imager daily and have not had to pay for it. You can even get one that doesn't install (FTK Lite) for free.
(Apr 23, 2017 09:14 AM)Grand Pootis Wrote: What planet are you on? I use FTK Imager daily and have not had to pay for it. You can even get one that doesn't install (FTK Lite) for free.
Hmm, guess you're right. Not sure why I was under the impression it was a paid product. Sorry for the confusion.
Malware Dev & Grey Hat available for contract work. DM if you need me.
OSCP, OSCE, OSEE, OSWE, OSWP, CEH, CISSP
Yeah, I've been around a while
(Apr 23, 2017 08:45 AM)Nomad.Null Wrote: Very nice list. I would omit the Forensics with FTK though, since FTK is a forensics framework that costs a couple grand for a license... A book on SIFT would be much more valuable
Not sure where I was told this, but it seems I was misinformed. Still recommend SIFT though.
Sadly I can't edit this list anymore due to the amount of time it has already been up, however it would be appreciated if you could recommend a book for SIFT. Interested in looking into it.
Thanks for the positive feedback everyone, it's greatly appreciated. 🤝
HQ share. This is good stuff. Thanks for contributing!
Very nice list you got there, great for beginners. Thanks for helping out the new folks :)
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