دانلود کتاب RUST کلاه سیاه – با زبان برنامه نویسی Rust به امنیت تهاجمی عمیق بروید

After high school, my plan for life was to become a private detective, maybe because I read too much Sherlock Holmes books. In France, the easiest way to become one, is (was?) to go to law university and then to a specialized school. I was not ready. I quickly realized that studying law was not for me: reality was travestied to fit whatever narrative politics or professor wanted us to believe. No deep knowledge was teached here, only numbers, dates, how to look nice and sound smart. It was deeply frustrating for the young man I was, with an insatiable curiosity. I wanted to understand how the world works, not human conventions. What is really energy? And, how these machine we call computers that we are frantically typing on all day long work under the hood? So I started by installing Linux (no, I won’t enter the GNU/Linux war) on my Asus EeePC, a small netbook with only 1GB of RAM, because Windows was too slow, and started to learn to develop C++ programs with Qt, thanks to online tutorials, coded my own text, my own chat systems. But my curiosity was not fulfilled. One day, I inadvertently fell on the book that changed my life: “Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition”, by Jon Erickson. This book not only made me curious about how to make things, but, more importantly, how to break things. It made me realize that you can’t build reliable things without understanding how to break them, and by extension where are their weaknesses. While the book remains great to learn low-level programming and how to exploit memory safety bugs, today, hacking requires new skills: web exploitation, network and system programming, and, above all, how to code in a modern programming language.