ترحيب بالاخت الكريمة راوية العباسي وتوضيح صغير !!

Quote: Quote: Here the Q: What Rawia gain from the story create? What the relationship between Hopeful and Rawia? Is Rawia will have a direct benefit if Hopeful Discharge? What is relationship between Rawia and the Hackers? Did Rawia play the role of Mediator between Hacker and Tumadir?[/QUOTE ] ubove my Qs After all go and read this book to understand when, why,and how the hacker work then retain back to discuss this topic. and stop assuming things doesn't happen I wish if we can discuss this matter from point of IT security. and don't came with a Literature here are talking science. The book is: Secrets & Lies Digital Security in a Networked World Bruce Schneier John Wiley & Sons, 2000 ISBN 0-471-25311-1 Hardcover - 432 pages - $29.9 and here is a quick summary to the book: Summary of the book: Bruce Schneier begins Secrets and Lies by saying "I have written this book partly to correct a mistake" -- that being the utopian vision of cryptography in his earlier Applied Cryptography. Of the wonders he predicted in that work, he now writes "Cryptography can't do any of that. ... Cryptography is a branch of mathematics. And like all mathematics, it involves numbers, equations, and logic. Security, palpable security that you or I might find useful in our lives, involves people: things people know, relationships between people, people and how they relate to machines. Digital security involves computers: complex, unstable, buggy computers." Secrets and Lies, then, is a non-technical introduction to the full, messy complexity of digital security: cryptography is covered, but only as part of the broader picture and without any mathematics at all. The result is broadly accessible, but many of the ideas it explains are misunderstood even by the technically trained, so it is a work that offers something to techs and managers as well as lay readers. Part one is a seventy page overview of digital security which could (and perhaps should) be read by anyone who uses the Net. Schneier surveys the threats, covering not just the full range of criminal attacks but also publicity attacks and attacks using the legal system. He categorises the attackers, who can include national intelligence organisations and the press as well as terrorists, insiders, lone criminals, and corporate spies. And he looks as the various kinds of security we need, among them privacy, anonymity, integrity, authenticity, and audit. Part two looks at a broad range of security technologies (cryptography and its context, software reliability, secure hardware, identification and authentication, and certificates and credentials) and security domains (computer, networked-computer, and network security), with a final chapter on "the human factor". Schneier provides clear, non-technical explanations of everything from the problems with mobile code to the uses of secure hardware to the limitations of digital certificates. In the process he corrects many common misconceptions about security, including some of the rather misleading statements used in product marketing. Part three, on security strategies, covers the management of digital security. Schneier looks at vulnerabilities, attack methodologies, and countermeasures (protection, detection, and response), stressing the importance of threat modelling and risk assessment (including an approach of his own called "attack trees"). He also covers product testing and verification and the future of products. In the final analysis, however, digital security is about risk management: "security is not a product; it's a process Mr, Adil My Qs is a methedology of search to analyze what hidden to reach how and why there is attack from hacker , and I would like to clearfy the issue from a simple point when you finished the Bruce book you will discover from I came and what I tried to reach. any way what you said in this post is totally unacceptable and you have three choices to correct what you said; To say you misunderstood to concept. to open an investigation in this manner and I will give my analysis from point of IT Security . Or I will remove myself from here and I will discover my Passward here. Have a nice day Respectfully Elsuhaili Magzoub (عدل بواسطة Elsuhaili Magzoub on 09-18-2004, 01:48 AM)