Books

The Book ‘’Cybercrime and Social Media Relationships’’ is written by Cyber security expert Mr. Joseph Thachil George.  Joseph writes books, which, considering where you’re reading this, makes perfect sense. He is best known for writing research papers, including the technical and non- technical contents.

This reference volume consists of revised, edited, cross-referenced, and thematically organized articles from Software Diagnostics Institute and Software Diagnostics Library (former Crash Dump Analysis blog) written in January - September 2008. This major revision contains corrections and WinDbg output color highlighting.

You don't need to risk your security and privacy on consumer-grade security products any longer. pfSense® is a powerful, commercial-grade firewall that provides capabilities far beyond what you can get in consumer products. This book will walk you through setting up your pfSense® firewall with easy to follow recipes to choose from.

Book walks through a number of real world examples for reverse engineering data structures and algorithms found in malware.

The first increment covers memory, memory addresses, pointers, program loading, kernel and user spaces, virtual process space, memory isolation, virtual and physical memory, memory paging, memory dump types.

This reference volume consists of revised, edited, cross-referenced, and thematically organized articles from Software Diagnostics Institute and Software Diagnostics Library (former Crash Dump Analysis blog), written from August 2006 to December 2007. This major revision contains updates relevant to Windows 10 and WinDbg output color highlighting.

You don't need a massive budget or a team of consultants to build a security program that actually works. Building an Agile Security Program gives startup founders and CTOs a step-by-step, NIST-aligned playbook with 300+ prioritized tasks, runnable automation code, and the practitioner voice of someone who's done it a hundred times.

Every child is taught not to do what our governing entities do at the highest levels on a vast scale: bully, fight, trick, cheat, point, threaten violence, pick out some classmates you don’t like and make their lives hell, start a cult and take over student government, build a network of spies and then blackmail your friends to achieve your goals.

Learn disassembly, execution history reconstruction, and binary reversing techniques for better software diagnostics, troubleshooting, and debugging on x64 Windows platforms via practical step-by-step hands-on exercises using WinDbg and memory dumps. Covered 25 ADDR patterns, and many concepts are illustrated with Memory Cell Diagrams.

If you are in any way affiliated with network and virtual infrastructure troubleshooting and monitoring, you’re going to like this book. If you’re driven crazy by having to overlap multiple tools to get the information needed to troubleshoot an issue in your environment, you’re going to love this book.

Cyber Defense Forensics Analyst “Real World Hands on Examples”

Learn how to analyse app crashes and freezes, navigate through process core memory dump space and diagnose corruption, memory leaks, CPU spikes, blocked threads, deadlocks, wait chains, and much more. The book consists of GDB and LLDB exercises highlighting more than 30 memory analysis patterns diagnosed in 64-bit process core memory dumps.

Learn how to use WinDbg to navigate memory space and Windows data structures to diagnose structural and behavioral patterns in the 64-bit kernel and complete (physical) memory dumps. Additional topics include memory search, kernel linked list navigation, practical WinDbg scripting, registry, system variables and objects, device drivers, and I/O.

The full transcript of Software Diagnostics Services training. Learn how to navigate process, kernel, and physical spaces and diagnose malware patterns in Windows memory dump files using WinDbg and practical step-by-step hands-on exercises. Covered more than 20 malware analysis patterns. The third edition has some exercises updated to Windows 11.

Is the Dark Web all evil and badness? Are all power tools and weapons inherently disgusting and should they all be eliminated from existence? TOR (the onion router, the technology behind what is called the Dark Web) is just another powerful tool, and it should be (and is) used to support purposes beneficial to peaceful and just societies.