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Submitted URL: https://a.co/d/b0vbriV
Effective URL: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0316380504?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_dp_PTQFDY9BCQPV9QZZ3SPK
Submission: On February 19 via manual from US — Scanned from DE
Effective URL: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0316380504?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_dp_PTQFDY9BCQPV9QZZ3SPK
Submission: On February 19 via manual from US — Scanned from DE
Form analysis 5 forms found in the DOM
Name: site-search — GET /s/ref=nb_sb_noss
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<div class="a-column a-span12 a-text-left"> <span class="a-text-bold">Gebraucht kaufen</span> <span class="a-size-base a-color-price offer-price a-text-normal">35,75 $</span> </div>
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<div class="a-section a-spacing-base">
<div class="a-row"> <strong> Gebraucht: Gut </strong>
<span class="a-size-base"> <span class="a-color-tertiary"> | </span><a id="usedItemConditionInfoLink" class="a-link-normal a-declarative" href="#">Details</a> </span>
</div>
<div class="a-row"> Verkauft von <a id="sellerProfileTriggerId" data-is-ubb="true" class="a-link-normal" href="/-/de/gp/help/seller/at-a-glance.html?ie=UTF8&seller=AAHKUF7HYJZYO&isAmazonFulfilled=1">In D-Mand</a> </div>
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<div class="a-section a-spacing-micro"> <span class="a-size-mini"> <strong>Zustand:</strong> Gebraucht: Gut </span> </div>
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<p>Beim Versand durch Amazon nutzen Verkaufspartner die Logistik der Amazon-Versandzentren: Amazon verpackt und verschickt die Artikel und übernimmt den Kundenservice. <b>Deine Vorteile:</b> <em>(1) Lieferung ab 29 EUR Bestellwert
(Bücher, Bekleidung und Schuhe generell versandkostenfrei, auch zusammen mit Media-Produkten). (2) Kombinieren und sparen - bestelle bei Amazon.de oder Verkaufspartnern, die den Versand durch Amazon nutzen, wird deine Bestellung
zu einer Lieferung zusammengefasst. (3) Alle Artikel sind mit Amazon Prime für noch schnellere Lieferung bestellbar.</em></p>
<p>Wenn Sie Verkäufer sind, kann Versand durch Amazon Ihnen dabei helfen, Ihre Umsätze zu steigern. <a href="https://services.amazon.de/programme/versand-durch-amazon/merkmale-und-vorteile.html">Weitere Informationen zum Programm</a>
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window.location = xhr.responseURL; //Needed to force a redirect; not supported on IE!
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<script>
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<div class="a-row a-text-ellipsis">
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<div class="a-alert-content"> <span class="a-size-base" role="alert"> Hinzugefügt zu </span> </div>
</div>
</div> <a id="atwl-inline-link" class="a-link-normal" href="/-/de/gp/registry/wishlist/"> <span id="atwl-inline-link-text" class="a-size-base" role="alert"> </span> </a>
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<div class="a-box a-alert-inline a-alert-inline-error" role="alert">
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<div class="a-alert-content"> <span id="atwl-inline-error-msg" class="a-size-base" role="alert"> Hinzufügen war nicht erfolgreich. Bitte versuche es erneut. </span> </div>
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</div>
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<div id="atwl-dd-spinner-holder" class="a-section a-hidden">
<div class="a-row a-dropdown">
<div class="a-section a-popover-wrapper">
<div class="a-section a-text-center a-popover-inner">
<div class="a-box a-popover-loading">
<div class="a-box-inner"> </div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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<div id="atwl-dd-error-holder" class="a-section a-hidden">
<div class="a-section a-dropdown">
<div class="a-section a-popover-wrapper">
<div class="a-section a-spacing-base a-padding-base a-text-left a-popover-inner">
<h3 class="a-color-error"> Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten. </h3> <span> Es gab einen Fehler beim Abrufen deines Wunschzettels. Versuche es noch einmal. </span>
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<div class="a-section a-dropdown">
<div class="a-section a-popover-wrapper">
<div class="a-section a-spacing-base a-padding-base a-text-left a-popover-inner">
<h3 class="a-color-error"> Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten. </h3> <span> Liste nicht verfügbar. </span>
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</div>
</div>
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Be online without leaving a trace. Your every step online is being tracked and
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seemingly impenetrable agencies and companies, and at one point was on a
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REZENSIONEN DER REDAKTION
REVIEW
Praise for The Art of Invisibility
"How would it feel to find out that your neighbor and friend has secretly
observed you in your own home for years? The place that should be most private
to you was not, and the intruder's devices themselves weren't something you'd
ever have thought to look for. This kind of behavior is the opposite of giving
normal people freedom and security, of valuing and respecting them as
humans--and it's happening more and more. The answer to peeping eyes and cyber
theft is to move society toward greater cyber-security and it all starts with
essential education about being private and invisible in our daily lives.
Kevin's book is the must read in this new world."―Steve Wozniak, cofounder,
Apple Inc.
"The FBI's most-wanted hacker."―Wired
"Who better than Mitnick -- internationally wanted hacker turned Fortune 500
security consultant -- to teach you how to keep your data safe from spear
phishing, computer worms, and Fancy Bears?"―Esquire
"Offers a sobering reminder of how our raw data -- from email, cars, home Wi-Fi
networks and so on -- makes us vulnerable."―Amy Webb, New York Times Book Review
"Mitnick's new book aims to help everyone -- from the everyday internet users to
the hardcore paranoid -- do a better job of keeping personal information
private."―Laura Hautala, CNET
Praise for The Art of Deception
"The most famous computer hacker in the world. A tour de force."―Publishers
Weekly
"The world's most famous computer hacker and cybercult hero...has written a
blueprint for system security based on his own experiences. Required reading for
IT professionals, this book is highly recommended for public, academic, and
corporate libraries."―Library Journal
Praise for Ghost in the Wires
"Intriguing, insightful and extremely educational into the mind of one who truly
mastered the art of social engineering with the use of a computer and modern day
technologies. I strongly believe that one can learn a great deal about
protecting themselves once they understand how another one perpetrates the
crime."―Frank W. Abagnale, author of Catch Me if You Can
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kevin Mitnick has been the subject of countless profiles published and broadcast
throughout the world. Mitnick's leading penetration-testing team is highly
respected and sought after for its security services by the world's top
corporations and governments. The company he founded, Mitnick Security
Consulting LLC, has clients that include dozens from the Fortune 500 and many
nations across the globe. Mitnick is the bestselling author of The Art of
Invisibility, Ghost in the Wires, The Art of Intrusion, and The Art of
Deception. He lives in Las Vegas and travels the world as the top keynote
speaker on cybersecurity.
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* Gebundene Ausgabe : 320 Seiten
* ISBN-10 : 0316380504
* ISBN-13 : 978-0316380508
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* Abmessungen : 16.13 x 3.18 x 24.26 cm
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We obviously live in an age of increasing digital surveillance, informed by the
prevalence of ipads, iphones, laptop computers, and desktop computers. There is
even increasing discussion of the 'internet of things' where microwaves,
thermostats, and televisions can become nodes on a larger network. And people
can have legitimate needs to create an anonymous identity, such as in a legal
dispute with a former partner or a disagreement with a corporate chain of
command, and this need for a separate identity has to be matched with a
willingness to rigorously defend it from potential disclosure. There are
resources available to help with this endeavor, such as with VMWare Fusion to
create a virtual machine on which Tails is used as the operating system and Tor
is used as the browser. There is also the option to use a chromebook for all
online banking, in addition to another workstation for routine, day-to-day
usage. This need for vigilance reminds the anonymous participant to not log into
any sites or applications with one's real identity and that it is best to turn
off one's wireless router before booting the anonymous laptop at the residence.
The secondary laptop can be purchased with gift cards while exercising extreme
caution due to surveillance cameras; there is also the option to hire a randomly
chosen person to make the purchase of non-refillable gift cards (such a
candidate can also be used to go into a Verizon, AT and T, or T-Mobile store to
purchase a personal hotspot for $200, in exchange for $100 cash compensation).
There is also the guidance in the book to change the MAC address of your machine
each time public wi-fi is accessed so that the system unit is not identifiable.
An important point to remember is that when the personal hotspot is turned on,
the device registers with the closest cell tower. Furthermore, anonymity is
supported by remembering to never turn on one's personal phone or laptop in the
same place where turning on the anonymous laptop, burner phone, or anonymous
hotspot takes place. As mentioned above, the Tor browser must always be used to
create and access all online accounts associated with this anonymous identity.
Protonmail.com, Tutanota.com, and fastmail.com are resources available that
support anonymity. Funding to support an anonymous identity will have to be run
through an anonymity mechanism: such as to convert prepaid giftcards into
Bitcoin and then running the Bitcoin through a laundering service. Supporting
this endeavor, the Tor browser can be used to set up an initial bitcoin wallet
at paxful.com. And tumblers are a specific form of online laundering service
where Bitcoin is taken from a variety of sources and then mixed together so that
the result retains value and carries traces of many owners, thus diminishing
further the possibility of identification. In addition to using the resources
specified thus far, this endeavor makes advantageous the use of a VPN, and to
make certain to closely review a VPN provider's terms of service and privacy
policies. This complete 'invisibility' setup can cost from $200 up to $500;
while while this requires a certain investment of capital, the pursuer of
comprehensive privacy can them move onward.
With this set up in place, an important point to remember is that electronic
devices can measure the nanosecond differences in the way each person presses
keys on keyboards. This can lead to a 'keystroke profile' and to counter this,
KeyBoard Privacy is an available plugin for the Chrome browser. Moving along
after acknowledging this keyboard-related issue, the Deep web includes
subscription-only sites and corporate intranet sites, whereas the Dark Web is
where the Silk Road exists along with the ability to hire an assassin and
acquire child pornography. Already mentioned a number of times, Tor (or the
Onion router) was created by the US Naval Research Lab, and is vital for the
implementation of these privacy steps while traveling. In this context, a number
of pointers are important: 1. Clean up any sensitive data before you travel and
perform a full backup. 2.Leave the data there [on the computer] but encrypt it
with a strong key; do not keep the passphrase with you. 3.Upload the encrypted
data to a cloud service, then download and upload as needed. 4.Use a free
product such as VeraCrypt to create a hidden encrypted file folder on your hard
drive. 5.Whenever entering your password into your devices, cover oneself and
one's computer with a jacket. 6.Seal one's laptop and other devices in a FedEx
or other Tyvek envelope and sign it.
Furthermore, this book also describes that there are Automated Targeting Systems
(ATS) that create an automatic dossier about a traveller when commuting
internationally. And when deleting data on a computer it is important to
remember that deletion changes to the MBR entry for a file (the index used to
find parts of the file on the hard drive); the file (or some of its parts)
remains on the hard drive until the new data is written over that part; it is
very difficult to 'wipe' a solid state drive. Related to this, an important
point is that '...if you plug your iphone into another person's computer and
'trust' it, a trusted relationship is created between the computer and the iOS
device which allows the computer to access photos, videos, SMS messages, call
logs, and WhatsApp messages..' For iTunes backups, it is good to set a password
for encrypted files. If an end-user needs to share files, and he or she is using
an Apple product, there is the option to use 'Airdrop;' if a phone needs to be
charged, the lightning cable plugged into the system or an electrical outlet,
not into someone else's computer.
When going through any security checkpoint, it is important to make sure one's
laptop and electronic devices are the last on the conveyor belt. Along with
this, to encrypt an entire drive, there are different options available:
Symantec's PGP Whole Disk Encryption, Windows WinMagic, and OSX File Vault 2. An
important point to consider, along with drive encryption, is that Tails is an OS
that can be booted up on any modern-day computer to avoid leaving any
forensically recoverable data on the hard drive, preferably one that can be
write-protected. Tails can be downloaded onto a DVD or USB stick, and the BIOS
firmware or the EFI initial boot sequence can be set for either DVD or USB so as
to boot the Tails distribution. And while the utility provides a useful
advantage, there are potential issues with Bitlocker: it uses a pseudorandom
number generator called Dual_EC_DRBG which might contain a NSA backdoor, it is
privately owned, and the key must be shared with Microsoft unless purchased for
$250.
While travelling, there is also the need to be aware of the possibility of an
Evil Maid Attack, which involves a powered-down laptop whose hard drive is
encrypted. Someone enters the room and inserts a USB stick containing a
malicious bootloader. The target laptop must then be booted off the USB to
install the malicious bootloader that steals the user's passphrase, and the maid
can re-enter almost any hotel room the next day and type in a secret key
combination that extracts the key combination. Providing additional perspective
there are a number of steps that can be taken to use the Internet privately
while travelling: 1.purchase prepaid gift cards anonymously. In the EU, you can
purchase prepaid credit cards anonymously at viabus<dot>com. 2. Use open wi-fi
after changing our MAC address. 3.Find an email provider that allows the
traveller to sign up without SMS validation or he/she can sign up for a skype-in
number using Tor and a prepaid giftcard. With Skype-in, you can receive voice
calls to verify one's identity. Make sure to be out of camera view. Use Tor to
mask the physical location when signing up. 4.Using a newly anonymous email
address, sign up at a site such as paxful.com, again using Tor, to sign up for a
bitcoin wallet, and buy a supply of bitcoin. Pay for them using the prepaid gift
cards. 5.Set up a second anonymous email address and new secondary bitcoin
wallet after closing and establishing a new Tor circuit to prevent any
association with the first email account and wallet. 6.Use a bitcoin laundering
service such as bitlaunder.com to make it hard to trace the currency's origin.
Have the laundered bitcoin sent to the second bitcoin address. 7.Sign up for a
VPN service using the laundered bitcoin that does not log traffic or IP
connections. A subscriber can usually find out what is logged by reviewing the
VPN provider's privacy policy. 8.Have a cutout [temporary hired hand] obtain a
burner portable hotspot device on one's behalf. Give the cutout cash to purchase
it. 9.To access the Internet, use the burner hotspot device away from home,
work, and other cell services. 10.Once powered on, connect to VPN through the
burner hotspot device. 11.Use Tor to browse the internet.
Much more common than travelling is the reality of corporate work life. There is
tracking software on Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE) smartphones and
service trucks with GPS to surveil employees. Some companies monitor employee's
outlook calendar entries, email headers, and I.M. logs, ostensibly used to help
companies figure out how their employees are spending their time. Anything
passing through a corporate network belongs to the company - it is not the
employee's. And when at work an employee must remember to always lock his or her
computer screen. If concerned about privacy, one needs to not do anything
personal while at work. Keep a strict firewall between one's worklife and home
life. Never use company wi-fi, turn off SSID broadcast if using a portable
hotspot. There is the need to keep personal business out of the company computer
systems, especially when searching for health-related topics or looking for a
new job. There is also a technology called KeySweeper, which is a disquised USB
charger that wirelessly and passively looks for, decrypts, logs, and reports
back (over GSM) all keystrokes from any MS wireless keyboard in the vicinity,
thus increasing the possibility of workplace surveillance.
Impacted by resources used frequently at the workplace, Google Drive has
introduced a new information rights management (IRM) feature; in addition to the
documents, spreadsheets, and presentations created within Google docs, Google
Drive now accepts PDF and other file formats as well. Useful features include
the ability to disable the download, print, and copy capabilities for commenters
and viewers. An employee can also prevent anyone from adding additional people
to a shared file. Of course these management features are only available to file
owners. That means if someone has invited an employee to share a file that
person has to set the privacy restriction. Similar to this, SpiderOak is a
service provider that offers the full benefits of cloud storage and sync
capability along with 100% data privacy; this resource protects sensitive data
through 2-factor password authentication and 256-bit AES encryption so that
files and passwords stay private. Another concern to keep in mind is that in
2013 Google started what is called hotwording, which is a feature that allows an
end-user to give a simple command that activates the listening mode in Chrome.
Moving on, Shodan is a publicly available web search engine that exposes
nontraditional devices configured to connect to the Internet; this resource not
only displays from IOT devices at home but also from internal municipal
utilities networks and industrial control systems that have been misconfigured
to connect their sensors to the public network. Similar to this expanding
network of remote inspection, a skilled technician can reverse engineer the
protocol controlling a vehicle by intercepting and analyzing the GSM or CDMA
traffic from a car's onboard computer to the automaker's systems. GodView is an
administrative tool which is used by Uber to track the location of its thousands
of contract drivers as well as their customers. If one rides a bus, train, or
ferry to work, he or she is no longer invisible among the masses. Transit
systems are experimenting with using mobile apps and near field communications
(NFC) to tag riders as they get on and get off public transportation. NFC is a
short-distance radio signal that often requires physical contact. Payment
systems such as Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay all use NFC to make
fumbling for quarters a thing of the past. According to Tesla's privacy policy,
the company may collect the VINs, speed information, odometer readings, battery
usage information, battery charging history, information about electrical system
functions, software version information, infotainment system data, and safety
related data [all of which is touched on in the ownership paperwork, and
frequently given only cursory inspection, while providing the vendor with
plausible deniability with many concerns].
Continuing with the topic of motoring, in one altercation with another motorist,
the author describes: 'I grabbed my cell phone, called the DMV, and impersonated
law enforcement. I got the DMV to run his plates, then they gave me his name,
address, and SSN. Then I called AirTouch Cellular impersonating an AirTouch
employee, and had them do a search on his SSN for any cellular accounts.' The
author then gave the motorist a phonecall, communicating a terse reprimand. As
an example from history, in 1888 that kind of constant exposure was still a
shocking and disconcerting novelty. The Hartford Courant sounded an alarm: 'The
sedate citizen can't indulge in any hilariousness without incuring the risk of
being caught in the act and having his photograph passed around among his
sunday-school children. And the young fellow who wishes to spoon with his best
girl while sailing down the river must keep himself constantly sheltered.'
On a different note with usage of corporate resources, exchangeable image file
(EIF) data in a digital image contains, among other things, the date and time
when the picture was snapped, the make and model of the camera, and, if you have
geolocation activated on the device taking the photo, the longitude and latitude
of the place where you took the image. 'Some repressive governments ... have
taken photos of protestors at large anti-government rallies and then put the
images on the Web. This is not using image recognition software so much as it is
crowdsourcing the identification process.' One can also perform what is called a
reverse image search in google by clicking on the tiny camera within the google
seach window and uploading any photo from your hard drive. In a few minutes the
investigator will see any copies of that image findable online. In theory, if it
one's own photo, he or she should know all the sites that came up in the
results. Consistent with remaining vigilant while on business travel, if a
dating site is in use and is being accessed from someone else's computer, or
from a public kiosk computer, always remember to log out to make sure that no
personally identifiable information is cached, or accessible to other kiosk
users.
Impacting the usage of mobile devices and according to Apple, its various
products will automatically connect to networks in this order of preference:
1.the private network the device most recently joined. 2.another private
network. 3.a hotspot network. If one has something sensitive to do away from the
house, it is better to use the cell connection on your mobile device; he or she
can also tether to a mobile device using USB, bluetooth, or wi-fi (preferably
with WPA2 security). IPSec automatically includes PFS (perfect forward security)
but not all services actually bother to configure it. VPNs are more expensive
than proxies; if one's particular VPN vendor keeps logs, read the privacy policy
to make sure that the service does not retain traffic or connection logs - even
encrypted - and that it doesn't make the data easy to share. Again a factor
while travelling, GoGo and other in-air services throttle UDP packets to prevent
skype or other voice-call apps; most VPNs use UDP by default. UDP is preferable
for ease and speed of connection, without guaranteeing delivery of the data
payload.
To remedy this concern, TorGuard and ExpressVPN are connection services that use
TCP; one can also install a VPN on a mobile phone. Email providers such as
google, yahoo, and MS retain login records for more than a year, and these
reveal the particular IP addresses a consumer has logged in from. When one
connects to a wireless network, the MAC address on a computer is automatically
recorded by the wireless networking equipment. A best practice is to never trust
a public PC terminal. Even if one is using a telephone-based dial-up modem or a
cable-based ASM (any-source multicast) router (available from Cisco and Belkin,
among others), these devices have had their share of software and configuration
issues. It is best to always download the latest firmware and to update the
router configuration settings. If an end-user does not have the instructions for
the router in question, there's an online list of URLs that tells the
investigator what to type into the browser window so as to connect directly to
the router on a residential network.
Helping to understand better the need for VPNs, there is a hacker tool called
Aircrack-NG that can reveal the authorized MAC address of a currently connected
user and then an attacker can then the MAC address to connect to the wireles
router. Also an important consideration with residential wireless security, WPS
(Wireless protected setup) is vulnerable to the attack method called Pixie Dust,
which is an offline attack that affects only a few chip makers, including
Ralink, Realtek, and Broadcom, and it works by helping hackers gain access to
the password on wireless routers. Therefore, it is a good idea to turn off WPS.
There is also theft-tracking software: when someone using the software reports
that his or her school system-issued laptop has been stolen, the school system
administration department can log on to a website and see images from the stolen
laptop's webcam as well as hear sounds from the microphone. Furthermore, whether
from a corporate, educational, or private residential network, it is a good idea
to avoid clicking on email attachments unless opening them in Google Quick View
or Google Docs. AdBlockPlus is an effective ad-removal plugin that complements
smooth email access in all these contexts and helps to minimize the possibility
of malware infection.
Providing important perspective on when and when not to access certain online
resources, 70% of health sites' URLs contain information exposing specific
conditions, treatments, and diseases. While it is important to have HTTPS
Everywhere enabled in the browser while accessing such material, any person
using a browser needs to remember that it encrypts contents of sites but not the
URL. In order to know better about how to be anonymous while online,
Panopticlick<dot>com is a site built by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that
will determine just how common or unique a browser configuration is compared to
others. Marketers, criminal hackers, and governments are all trying to get
information that a private end-user may not want to give. Addressing this
concern, NoScript is a Firefox plugin that effectively blocks just about
everything considered harmful to the typical residential computer (the
equivalent for Chrome is called ScriptBlock). With such a resource implemented,
there should be no flashing ads on the google home page, otherwise the
computer/browser may be compromised. For both Firefox and Chrome, Ghostery is a
utility that identifies all the web traffic trackers that sites use to follow an
individual end-user's activity. Having multiple online personality profiles
dilutes the privacy impact of having only one identifiable address, and thus the
serious pursuer of anonymity must be firmly aware of hardware, software, and
circumstantial challenges.
To add further perspective with web browser security, magic cookies provide
third parties with information about account and specific preferences; they are
proxies for the data that lives on the back end of the website. OAuth is an
authentication protocol that allows a site to trust an end-user even if one does
not enter a password, and thus is important to be aware of. Facebook Disconnect
for Chrome is used to block facebook services on third party sites. 'Given what
Facebook knows about its 1.65 billion subscribers, the company has been fairly
benevolent - so far. It has a ton of data, but it, like Google, has chosen not
to act on all of it.' 'The best way to remove a toolbar is to uninstall it the
way you would uninstall any program on your traditional PC. But some of the most
persistent and parasitic toolbars may require you to download a removal tool,
and often the process of uninstalling can leave behind enough information to
allow advertising agents related to the toolbar to reinstall it.' 'A geolocation
discrepancy like this often flags an attempt to purchase as possible abuse. [in
reference to online transactions made via Tor].'
Moving deeper on the issue of website security, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
cache pages for their clients to deliver them faster, no matter where one is in
the world. '...Every website should have a certificate, a third party guarantee
that when you connect the website is not fraudulent.' An 'extended verification
certificate' is the most stringent level of certificate verification.
HTTP://BENWERD<dot>COM/LAB/GEO.PHP is a test site that will tell the end-user
whether the browser is reporting the location to other resources on the
Internet. CTRL-SHIFT-I can be used to open the developer tools, and thus the
informed end-user can work on countering this type of surveillance. Mentioned
above, HTTPS Everywhere is the best way to prevent Javascript injections from
monitoring one's activity via the browser. Google Dashboard gives any person
full control should he or she ever want to remove synced information from your
account, in addition to the steps enumerated above. Even if one is not logged
into MS, Yahoo, or Google accounts, the IP address is still tied to each search
engine request. One way to avoid this one-to-one match is to use the
google-proxy Startpage.com or the search engine DuckDuckGo [which is typically
used in tandem with the Tor browser].
As an aside, an important piece of meta-data is that open-source and nonprofit
organizations provide perhaps the most secure software and services because
there are literally thousands of eyes pouring over the code and flagging
anything that looks suspicious or vulnerable. Apps such as AIM, Blackberry
Messenger, and Skype all store messages without encrypting them. That means the
service provider can read the content (if it's stored in the cloud) and use it
for advertising. AIM keeps an archive of all messages sent through its service;
it also saves the message content, keeping records of the messages in the cloud
in case the end-user ever wants to access a chat history from any device
different from the one where the last session took place. Off the Record (OTR)
messaging is a higher standard of end-to-end encryption protocol used for text
messages and can be found in a number of products: ChatSecure, Signal,
Cryptocat, and Tor Messenger and thus directly supports a project of anonymous
internet usage.
To clarify an important point with the usage of mobile devices, the IMSI
(International Mobile Subscriber Identity) is a unique number assigned to a
phone's SIM card; the first part of that number uniquely identifies the mobile
network operator and the remaining part identifies the mobile phone. With mobile
devices in general, the 2G network offered two standards: Global System for
Mobile Communications (GSM) and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). That
technology also introduced short message service (SMS), unstructured
supplementary service data (USSD), and other simple communication protocols that
are still in use. While in a live environment, an important piece of information
is that Signalling System Protocol keeps mobile calls connected when driving
along a freeway and switching from cell tower to cell tower; this handles the
process for call establishment, billing, routing, and information exchange
functions. VoIP uses the same coaxial cable that brings streaming video and
high-speed internet into your home. '...Whenever you write an email, no matter
how inconsequential, and even if you delete it from your inbox, remember that
there's an excellent chance that a copy of those words and images will be
scanned and will live on.'
As countermeasures for this risk, PGP, OpenPGP, and GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) are
interoperational methods of email encryption. '...When you receive an
unsolicited phone call from your bank asking for your SSN or account info you
should always hang up and call the bank yourself.' Public algorithms have been
vetted for weakness (as discussed above with opensource software). When one
encrypts a message - an email, text, or phone call - it is highly adviseable to
use end-to-end encryption. That means the message stays unreadable until it
reaches its intended recipients; only sender and receiver have the key to
decode; a researcher can do a google search for 'End-to-End Encryption Voice
Call. [to circle back to the brief discussion above about VoIP]' On the same
note, MailVelope is a PGP plug-in that handles the public and private encryption
keys. Metadata is information in the to and from fields, IP address of involved
servers, and the subject line. These pieces of information are not typically
encrypted. Therefore, third parties will still be able to see the metadata of an
encrypted message unless this concern is specifically addressed.
Moving on with the topic of telephony, Call Detail Records (CDRs) show the time
a call was made, number dialed, length of the call, and number of times a
particular number was called; this information can be used in tandem with social
engineering (which is a 'hacking technique that uses manipulation, deception,
and influence to get a human target to comply with a request'). An app developed
at Dartmouth College matches patterns of stress, depression, and loneliness in
user data, and thus very intimate details can be divulged in an unsecured
discussion. To be truly invisible and counter such a concern, a few things are
essential: removal of true IP address, obfuscation of hardware and software, and
defense of anonymity. Instead of hosting one's own proxy, he or she can use a
service known as an 'anonymous remailer' which will mask your email's IP address
for the sender. These services can be identified with a search engine and change
the email addresses of the sender before sending the message to its intended
recipient. And an anonymous remailer can be used in tandem with Tor, which was
designed to be used by people living in harsh regimes as a way to avoid
censorship of popular media and services and to prevent anyone from tracking
what search terms they use. There are several weaknesses with Tor: no control
over the exit nodes, which may be under the control of government or law
enforcement, a user can still be profiled and possibly identified, and Tor is
very slow [due to the additional, robust security precautions]. A very basic
rule is that one has to keep anonymous accounts completely separate from
anything that could relate back to a true identity (and the Tor browser
certainly helps with this). To communicate in secrecy, one will need to create
new email accounts using Tor so that the IP address setting up the account is
not associated with a real identity in any way.
Moving on, there are email services that don't require verification, and if one
does not need to worry about authorities, Skype numbers work well for google
account registration and similar stuff; after using Tor to randomize the IP
address, and after creating a gmail account that has nothing to do with one's
real phone number, google sends the phone number a verification code or a voice
call. An end-user needs to be aware of all the ways that someone can identify
him or her even if undertaking some (but not all) of the precautions described;
an explorer needs to perform due dilligence every time anonymous accountsare
used. As emphasized above, end-to-end encryption is very important.
Reflecting the impressive breadth of this book, Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker
(EPPB) is discussed as a utility that is intended to enable law enforcement to
access iCloud accounts. Similar to this, iBrute is a password-hacking mechanism
specifically designed for acquiring iCloud credentials. Choosing a hard-to-guess
password will not prevent hacking tools like oclHashcat, which leverages GPUs
for high-speed cracking. Similarly, John the Ripper is an open source password
guessing program; it is able to permute the password letters using rule sets
that are extremely effective. With that said, obfuscation is a powerful factor,
as being one of hundreds of millions of participants in the world-wide online
community, and also the time-intensive nature of cracking well-put-together
passwords.
On this very same note, one also have the option to forego the creation of a
password and automate the process with a digital password manager; he or she can
use a digital locked vault and allow one-click access when needed; password
managers use one master password for access; if the master password is lost then
all passwords are lost. Very similar to password selection, Strong passphrases
of at least twenty characters are the best and it is best to never use the same
password/passphrase for two different accounts; PasswordSafe and KeePass are
open-source password managers that only store
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Jonathan Laboy
5,0 von 5 Sternen Great book to understand your internet fingerprint and more.
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This book helps understand the fingerprints left in every click or connection.
The knowledge that provides about invisibility is excellent. I gave it 5 stars
because it definitely achieved the purpose of the book although it gives more
stories and examples than needed. Recommended for Security Researchers, Hackers
(Blue Team, Red Team, Purple Team), Reporters, Lawyers and even Judges.
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5,0 von 5 Sternen It’s An Art
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I really never put thought of how much information we give out without even the
inking twice about why we are online. This book is a very good book to read
especially if you are a parent with kids that are on the internet. We have been
online for years now versus our children, it would probably take us adults the
rest of our time on earth to try and get what information we can about us, so
let’s get our kids in the habit of not just putting their information online
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Kevin Jennings
5,0 von 5 Sternen Your potential employer saw your browsing history. You should
have read this book before applying!
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Where do I begin? I've been a computer geek my entire life. Well, since 1982,
anyway. My dad bought me a Commodore 64 computer back then. I can't hardly
remember a single day that has passed since then that I haven't had a computer
in front of me at some point during the day. Heh, I don't know if that's a good
thing or a bad thing!
Anyway, as a developer and security enthusiast, I've always been interested in
the hacking scene. Back then, when Kevin Mitnick and Kevin Poulson were in the
news because of their "activities", I was glued to the t.v. I wanted to know
everything they did! See, the thing is, I was like them. I craved knowledge. I
wanted to explore that hidden and forbidden world of the byte and the baud that
consisted of inter-connected mainframes and central stations via phone lines. I
dialed into a lot of "boards" (BBSes) and got "forbidden knowledge" of what they
used to call "phreaking" (phone hacking) from text files uploaded by phreakers.
I thought it was just fun and games and never really did anything with the
so-called "power" that I had gleaned from those text files.
Fast forward to today, things are a lot worse, security-wise, with regards to
computer security and threats to your private information. Especially since our
daily lives are now entertwined with this ubiquitous thing called the internet.
Every interaction we perform in our browsers, or internet-enabled applications,
leaves information and trails that can be used against us. Our phones, even our
automobiles, can be used to track us via GPS. Our credit card purchases can be
used to build profiles of us that can be bought and sold to third party
customers. Recently, the current U.S. Republican administration repealed a bill
that would've prevented ISPs from selling your browsing information to private
parties. Nothing you do online is private anymore. Nothing. This isn't like
information that Facebook and Google collect on you. The ISP information is
every single page that you go to in your browser. Think about this, for a
moment: You have a medical condition. It's being treated and no one but your
closest family knows about it. Like almost everyone with your condition, you
browse online about it and have joined online support groups. Your child also
suffers from a condition. They are autistic. Like almost any concerned parent,
you look online to learn more about you child's condition and, too, to share
your experiences and learn from others in similar situations. Recently, you've
applied for a new job through a recruiter. They assure you that you're a perfect
fit based on your resume and your phone screening interview with them. They want
to pass your resume on to the company now, which you give your consent to do so.
Now, the company that will be doing the hiring does something that, in the past,
they couldn't have done: They buy your browsing history from your local ISP.
They don't need your consent for this. Your browsing data is considered the ISPs
property now and can be sold as a commodity that is tied directly to you. Your
prospective employer can now see that, based on your browsing history, that you
have a medical condition and a child with autism. Which, more than likely, means
you will probably miss a lot of work. So, they do what any good business will
do: They pass on your resume. You don't even get a chance to interview with
them. Your resume gets deep-sixed based soley off your browsing history and
nothing else.
Now, with that nightmare scenario fresh in your head, I want you to understand
that when I say this book can help you to avoid such a situation, I really mean
it. From encrypting your email, to setting up a VPN, to using the anonymous Tor
Onion browser and other security methods, this book can help someone that
doesn't know anything about internet security by showing them how to secure
their private information, their browsing habits, their email, and all online
activity. Seriously, in this day and age, it's almost a sin not to be aware of
at least the basic dangers out there in "cyberspace". With this book, you can be
very sure that if you follow the steps provided, you'll be very secure from most
of those threats.
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It's Kevin. Enough said.
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4,0 von 5 Sternen Like any book it's a bit dated
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Published in 2017 tech has changed a bit. Several of the links and
recommendations are stale. I'm still reading. One that they list is ccleaner...
which is now known to have security issues. If one has a bit of tech knowledge
this is an OK book. Just remember to do a little research before running any
link/software/extension. It would be BEST to read the entire book taking notes
before delving into some of the suggestions.
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5,0 von 5 Sternen Great read, lots of useful knowledge
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It's a great book by a great author! Really enjoy reading it. If you want to
become paranoid or want to do some ~innocent things~ without being caught -
definitely recommend it!
I'm trying to learn about offsec to eventually do the course and the exam, and
this book gives me a good sense of what sort of things I should be looking for
as a wanna-be security specialist.
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5,0 von 5 Sternen Protect your privacy!
Rezension aus dem Vereinigten Königreich vom 22. Mai 2017
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Tips and tricks to minimise your online footprint from the master hacker
himself, Kevin Mitnick. The book is full of information detailing exactly *what*
data can be collected about you, together with *how* you can minimise the amount
collected - perhaps even disappear completely! This book is excellent, as
Kevin's books usually are.
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Coldnight
4,0 von 5 Sternen Well, I thought that I knew it all.
Rezension aus dem Vereinigten Königreich vom 27. Februar 2022
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If you want to protect yourself from being spied on every second of your life
then do read this book; I thought that I knew all that was to be known but
clearly I didn't, smile. However, is it possible these days to be totally
anonymous - I think not.
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Monty
4,0 von 5 Sternen The Art of Invisibility ~ Stay safe online
Rezension aus dem Vereinigten Königreich vom 21. Januar 2022
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It's good, worth a read especially if you don't know much about internet
security.
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5,0 von 5 Sternen Another great title from Kevin
Rezension aus dem Vereinigten Königreich vom 16. Mai 2017
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Another great book from Kevin. Some excellent opsec tips are given, depending on
your experience you may find a totally new concept that you never had known
about, or a good guide to brush up on your current opsec.
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