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Title	Book Review-- Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition
Type	Book review
Source	ITworld 04/02/2008
Summary	Read it if you want a thorough understanding of various hacking techniques, especially if you know enough about programming to put some of what you learn into practice -- not for hacking (we hope), but to use the same skills for vulnerability testing and the same knowledge for protecting your network. continue

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