Description
The Art of Cyberwarfare is a comprehensive, practical guide to understanding and analyzing advanced cyberattacks conducted by nation-states and organized groups. Drawing on his professional experience in the security field, the author takes a close look at the key players in contemporary cyberwarfare and dissects the sophisticated techniques used for purposes such as espionage and ransomware.
The book is divided into two main sections: the first provides a history and analysis of real-world attacks, such as North Korean cyber activities and targeted ransomware attacks; and the second teaches defenders the tools and methodologies needed to track and identify attackers. This analytical approach helps researchers go beyond a superficial view of threats to pinpoint the root cause and attribute attacks to specific cyber actors.
Book Features
- Providing a step-by-step guide to analyzing advanced attacks and identifying cyber attackers.
- A close examination of real-world case studies, including ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure like the Colonial Pipeline.
- Learn how to use open source (OSINT) tools to supplement data collected from attacks.
- Describe the attack attribution process, including hypothesis generation and assessment of the level of confidence in identifying the perpetrators.
- Extensive coverage of threats posed by state-affiliated groups and examination of the geopolitical objectives behind these attacks.
Book specifications
- Publisher: No Scratch Press
- Instructor/Author: Jon DiMaggio
- Number of pages: 275
- Number of seasons: 2
- Format: PDF
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