Bücher von Michael Lee

Are you interested in finding new and effective ways to keep your system safe and secure? Do you want to make sure that you are not going to be attacked online, and that you won't have to worry about your personal or financial information getting into the wrong hands?The Kali Linux operating system is one of the best options to work with when you are ready to try out some hacking in an ethical and safe manner.In this book you will learn:How to Install Kali Linux & TORHow to use Burp Suite for various attacksSSL & CMS Scanning TechniquesPort Scanning & Network SniffingHow to Configure SPANHow to implement SYN Scan AttackHow to Brute Force with HydraHow to use Low Orbit ion CannonThis book is arranged with information, exercises and explanations in a very orderly manner which can easily answer all your questions and can clear all your doubts regarding hacking and Kali Linux. This book will be the perfect choice for you. It is something which you really need to have if you want to improve the security of your system or if you want to learn programming by using Kali Linux.

Are You an "Unconscious Racist"?Stop Asian Hate with this Concise Exercise HandbookΓ£ôIn the world we live in, it is so easy to get caught up in ourselves and our own identities. People around us, however, are going through just as much as us and something more.The privileges we have can make or break our lives as human beings and citizens. As we move toward becoming a progressive society, making changes to our behavior and mentalities toward other people will aid the process.We all have biases against other people; it''s human nature. However, human nature is not an excuse for making assumptions about people that may hurt them in ways we don''t see.Everyone has an identity and parts of who they are as people. Identifying who we are and understanding what makes us important individuals will help us understand other people and what makes them individuals as well.Sample Excerpt in "Stop Asian Hate Concise Handbook:Quiz: What is your identity?First: Make a list of the parts of your identity that matter to you. Whether it is race, gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc. Create an extremely detailed list, then use it to reflect on these questions:1. What identity trait do you think people first notice about you?2. What identity trait are you most comfortable sharing with other people?3. Wha identity trait are you least comfortable sharing with other people?4. What identity trait are you most proud of?5. What piece of your identity did you struggle the most with growing up?6. What piece of your identity is the most important to you, and what you want others to see about you?7. What part of your identity is least important to you, and what you want others to know about you?8. What part of other people''s identities do you take note of first?9. What part of your identity do you feel you face oppression for most often?10. What part of your identity do you think you receive privilege for most often?This workbook is meant to help you assess who you are as a person and your hand in racism that minorities may face today.It''s important to be truthful throughout the activities in this workbook in order to make legitimate progress.As you read, think carefully about the experiences that the people mentioned may have gone through.Challenge your own thoughts and what you''ve been told your entire life.Change starts with you!

Black Belt Negotiating uses the principles of martial arts to guide readers step-by-step, from basic techniques through advanced strategies, all the way to achieving their 'black belt' in negotiating.