“…It provides transferable command-line proficiency for use in Mac OS, Unix, and Windows with WSL Key Features A practical, no-nonsense guide specifically written for developers (not sysadmins) who need to quickly learn command-line skills Expand your practical skills and look like a wizard on the command line Build practical skills to work effectively with the most common CLI tools on Unix-like systems Book Description Developers are always looking to raise their game to the next level, yet most are completely lost when it comes to the Linux command line. …”

“…Python is growing in popularity because: It is available on all important platforms: Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, Linux, all major UNIX platforms, MacOS, and even the BeOS. It is open-source software, copyrighted but freely available for use, even in commercial applications. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Programming a "Human Computer" -- Creating the algorithm -- Setting the tire-changing language -- Constructing the program -- Computer processors -- Computer Languages -- High-level languages -- The C++ language -- Chapter 2: Installing Code::Blocks -- Reviewing the Compilation Process -- Installing Code::Blocks -- Windows installation -- Ubuntu Linux installation -- Mac OS installation -- Setting up Code::Blocks -- Testing the Code::Blocks Installation -- Creating the project -- Testing your default project -- Chapter 3: Writing Your First Program -- Creating a New Project -- Filename extensions -- Entering Your Program -- Building the Program -- Finding What Could Go Wrong -- Misspelled commands -- Missing semicolon -- Using the Online Material -- Running the Program -- How the Program Works -- The template -- The Conversion program -- Part II: Writing a Program: Decisions, Decisions -- Chapter 4: Integer Expressions -- Declaring Variables -- Variable names -- Assigning a value to a variable -- Initializing a variable at declaration -- Integer Constants -- Expressions -- Binary operators -- Unraveling compound expressions -- Unary Operators -- The Special Assignment Operators -- Chapter 5: Character Expressions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…High-performance Computing -- Introduction -- CPython and concurrent programming -- Compiler-related installation instructions -- Linux -- Mac OS X -- Windows -- Python 32-bit -- Python 64-bit -- DLL hell -- References -- Accelerating pure Python code with Numba and just-in-time compilation -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Accelerating array computations with Numexpr -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Wrapping a C library in Python with ctypes -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Accelerating Python code with Cython -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Optimizing Cython code by writing less Python and more C -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Releasing the GIL to take advantage of multicore processors with Cython and OpenMP -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Writing massively parallel code for NVIDIA graphics cards (GPUs) with CUDA -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Container and Docker Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to containers and Docker -- Why containers are revolutionary -- Docker architecture -- Running Docker in AWS -- Setting up a local Docker environment -- Setting up a macOS environment -- Installing other tools -- Setting up a Windows 10 environment -- Installing the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Installing Docker in the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Installing other tools in the Windows subsystem for Linux -- Setting up a Linux environment -- Installing the sample application -- Forking the sample application -- Running the sample application locally -- Installing application dependencies -- Running database migrations -- Running the local development web server -- Testing the sample application locally -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Building Applications Using Docker -- Technical requirements -- Testing and building the application using Docker -- Creating a test stage -- Installing system and build dependencies -- Installing application dependencies -- Copying application source and running tests -- Configuring the release stage -- Installing system dependencies -- Creating an application user -- Copying and installing application source code and dependencies -- Building and running the release image -- Testing and building the application using Docker Compose -- Adding a database service using Docker Compose -- Running database migrations -- Generating static web content -- Creating acceptance tests -- Automating the workflow -- Automating the test stage -- Automating the release stage -- Refining the workflow -- Cleaning up the Docker environment -- Using dynamic port mapping -- Adding a version target…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: The Basics of PyCharm -- Introduction to PyCharm -- the Most Popular IDE for Python -- Technical requirements -- The continued success of Python -- The philosophy of IDEs -- PyCharm as a Python IDE -- Intelligent coding assistance -- Streamlined programming tools -- Web development options -- Scientific computing support -- Understanding the Professional, Community, and Educational editions -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Installing and Configuring PyCharm -- Technical requirements -- Downloading PyCharm the traditional way -- JetBrains Toolbox -- Installing Toolbox in Windows -- Installing Toolbox in macOS -- Installing PyCharm with Toolbox -- Launching PyCharm using Toolbox -- Installing an alternate version or uninstalling -- Updating PyCharm using Toolbox -- Launching and registering PyCharm -- Setting up PyCharm -- Appearance and behavior -- Working with projects -- Creating a new project -- Running a PyCharm project -- Cloning this book's code from GitHub -- Setting up your GitHub account -- Cloning the book's repository -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Part 2: Improving Your Productivity -- Customizing Interpreters and Virtual Environments -- Technical requirements -- Virtual environments -- Creating a virtual environment by hand -- Creating a project in PyCharm (revisited) -- Using an existing virtual environment -- Changing the interpreter for a project -- Activating virtualenv -- Using the integrated terminal -- Working with the REPL in the console window -- Working with third-party package libraries -- Adding third-party libraries in PyCharm -- Removing third-party libraries in PyCharm -- Using a requirements.txt file -- The new Python Packages window…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - A Whirlwind of Stable Diffusion -- Chapter 1: Introducing Stable Diffusion -- Evolution of the Diffusion model -- Before Transformer and Attention -- Transformer transforms machine learning -- CLIP from OpenAI makes a big difference -- Generate images -- DALL-E 2 and Stable Diffusion -- Why Stable Diffusion -- Which Stable Diffusion to use -- Why this book -- References -- Chapter 2: Setting Up the Environment for Stable Diffusion -- Hardware requirements to run Stable Diffusion -- GPU -- System memory -- Storage -- Software requirements -- CUDA installation -- Installing Python for Windows, Linux, and macOS -- Installing PyTorch -- Running a Stable Diffusion pipeline -- Using Google Colaboratory -- Using Google Colab to run a Stable Diffusion pipeline -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 3: Generating Images Using Stable Diffusion -- Logging in to Hugging Face -- Generating an image -- Generation seed -- Sampling scheduler -- Changing a model -- Guidance scale -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 4: Understanding the Theory Behind Diffusion Models -- Understanding the image-to-noise process -- A more efficient forward diffusion process -- The noise-to-image training process -- The noise-to-image sampling process -- Understanding Classifier Guidance denoising -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 5: Understanding How Stable Diffusion Works -- Stable Diffusion in latent space -- Generating latent vectors using diffusers -- Generating text embeddings using CLIP -- Initializing time step embeddings -- Initializing the Stable Diffusion UNet -- Implementing a text-to-image Stable Diffusion inference pipeline -- Implementing a text-guided image-to-image Stable Diffusion inference pipeline -- Summary -- References…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding what AI means and what's in it in an intuitive way -- Supervised learning -- Unsupervised learning -- Reinforcement learning -- Practical reinforcement learning -- Agent -- Rewards -- Environment -- State -- Model -- Value function -- State-value function -- Action-value function -- Policy -- Markov Decision Process -- Planning with dynamic programming -- Monte Carlo learning and temporal difference learning -- SARSA and Q-learning -- Deep reinforcement learning -- Practical applications of reinforcement and deep reinforcement learning algorithms -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Getting Started with OpenAI Gym and Deep Reinforcement Learning -- Code repository, setup, and configuration -- Prerequisites -- Creating the conda environment -- Minimal install - the quick and easy way -- Complete install of OpenAI Gym learning environments -- Instructions for Ubuntu -- Instructions for macOS -- MuJoCo installation -- Completing the OpenAI Gym setup -- Installing tools and libraries needed for deep reinforcement learning -- Installing prerequisite system packages -- Installing Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) -- Installing PyTorch -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introducing JEE and Eclipse -- JEE -- The presentation layer -- Java Servlets -- JavaServer Pages -- JavaServer Faces -- The business layer -- Enterprise JavaBeans -- The enterprise integration layer -- Java Database Connectivity -- The Java Persistence API -- Java Connector Architecture -- Web services -- Eclipse IDE -- Workspace -- Plugin -- Editors and views -- Perspective -- Eclipse preferences -- Installing products -- Installing Eclipse -- Installing the Tomcat server -- Installing the GlassFish server -- Installing MySQL -- Installing MySQL on Windows -- Installing MySQL on macOS X -- Installing MySQL on Linux -- Creating MySQL users -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Creating a Simple JEE Web Application -- Configuring Tomcat in Eclipse -- JavaServer Pages -- Creating a dynamic web project -- Creating JSP -- Running JSP in Tomcat -- Using JavaBeans in JSP -- Using JSTL -- Java Servlet -- Creating WAR -- JavaServer Faces -- Using Maven for project management -- Maven views and preferences in Eclipse JEE -- Creating a Maven project -- Maven archetype -- Exploring the POM -- Adding Maven dependencies -- Maven project structure -- Creating a WAR file using Maven -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Source Control Management in Eclipse -- The Eclipse subversion plugin -- Installing the Eclipse Subversion plugin -- Adding projects to an SVN repository -- Committing changes to an SVN repository -- Synchronizing with an SVN repository -- Checking out a project from SVN -- Eclipse Git plugin -- Adding a project to Git -- Committing files in the Git repository -- Viewing file differences after modifications -- Creating a new branch -- Committing a project to a remote repository -- Pulling changes from a remote repository…”

“…Create 3D games that run on Android devices, Windows, Mac OS, Linux desktop PCs and in web browsers – for commercial, hobbyists, or educational purposes. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Proxy settings -- Exam essentials -- 1.7 Given a scenario, apply application installation and configuration concepts -- System requirements for applications -- OS requirements for applications -- Distribution methods -- Other considerations for new applications -- Exam essentials -- 1.8 Explain common OS types and their purposes -- Workstation OSs -- Cell phone/tablet OSs -- Various filesystem types -- Vendor life-cycle limitations -- Compatibility concerns between OSs -- Exam essentials -- 1.9 Given a scenario, perform OS installations and upgrades in a diverse OS environment -- Boot methods -- Types of installations -- Partitioning -- Drive format -- Upgrade considerations -- Feature updates -- Exam essentials -- 1.10 Identify common features and tools of the macOS/desktop OS -- Installation and uninstallation of applications -- Apple ID and corporate restrictions -- Best practices -- System Preferences -- Features -- Disk Utility -- FileVault -- Terminal -- Force Quit -- Exam essentials -- 1.11 Identify common features and tools of the Linux client/desktop OS -- Common commands -- Best practices -- Tools -- Exam essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 7 Security -- 2.1 Summarize various security measures and their purposes -- Physical security -- Physical security for staff -- Logical security -- Mobile device management (MDM) -- Active Directory -- Exam essentials -- 2.2 Compare and contrast wireless security protocols and authentication methods -- Protocols and encryption -- Authentication -- Exam essentials -- 2.3 Given a scenario, detect, remove, and prevent malware using the appropriate tools and methods -- Malware -- Tools and methods -- Exam essentials -- 2.4 Explain common social-engineering attacks, threats, and vulnerabilities -- Social engineering -- Threats -- Vulnerabilities -- Exam essentials…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…ConcreteCMS: An Open Source Content Management System -- Feature Highlights -- ConcreteCMS Essentials -- ConcreteCMS Support -- GetSimple CMS: A Simple, Open Source Content Management System -- Feature Highlights -- GetSimple CMS Support -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Network and Security Utilities -- Network Security Auditing -- Password Management -- Packet Analyzer -- Antivirus Protection -- Android and iPhone Privacy -- Nmap: A Free and Open Source Utility for Network Discovery/Security Auditing -- Feature Highlights -- Nmap Support -- KeePass: A Free and Open Source Password Manager -- Feature Highlights -- KeePass Support -- tcpdump: A Powerful Command-Line Packet Analyzer -- Feature Highlights -- tcpdump Support -- Avira: Powerful, Free Antivirus Protection for Personal PCs and Macs -- Feature Highlights -- Avira Support -- ClamAV: An Open Source Cross-Platform (Including Linux) Antivirus Program -- Feature Highlights -- ClamAV Support -- Signal: Open Source Security for Mobile Devices -- Feature Highlights -- Signal Support -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Linux: The Free Alternative to Windows and macOS -- What Is Linux? -- A Brief History of Linux -- The Advantages of Using Linux -- Ubuntu: Powering Millions of Laptops and Desktop Computers Around the World -- Ease of Use -- Ubuntu Desktop -- Downloading and Installing Ubuntu Desktop -- Ubuntu Software -- Running Windows Applications on WINE -- Security -- Accessory Compatibility -- Ubuntu Support -- Zorin OS: Especially for Newcomers to Linux -- Downloading and Installing Zorin OS -- Zorin OS Support -- Linux Mint: A Modern, Elegant Operating System -- Downloading and Installing Linux Mint -- Linux Mint Support -- Summary -- Appendix A: Professional Profile -- Appendix B: Additional Software Products -- Office Productivity, Note Taking, Accounting, and PDF Creation -- Jarte Plus -- NeoOffice…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Using threat intelligence -- The key to using threat intelligence -- Threat intelligence sharing -- CTI sharing protocols -- Traffic Light Protocol -- STIX and TAXII -- Reasons not to share CTI -- How to identify credible cyber threat intelligence -- Data sources -- Time periods -- Recognizing hype -- Predictions about the future -- Vendors' motives -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 3: Using Vulnerability Trends to Reduce Risk and Costs -- Introduction -- Vulnerability Management Primer -- Vulnerability Disclosure Data Sources -- Industry Vulnerability Disclosure Trends -- Vendor and Product Vulnerability Trends -- Reducing Risk and Costs - Measuring Vendor and Product Improvement -- Microsoft Vulnerability Trends -- Oracle Vulnerability Trends -- Google Vulnerability Trends -- Debian Vulnerability Trends -- Apple Vulnerability Trends -- Vendor Vulnerability Trend Summary -- Operating System Vulnerability Trends -- Google Android Vulnerability Trends -- Apple iOS Vulnerability Trends -- Mobile Operating System Summary -- Microsoft Windows 10 Vulnerability Trends -- Apple macOS Vulnerability Trends -- Desktop Operating System Summary -- Ubuntu Linux Vulnerability Trends -- Linux Kernel Vulnerability Trends…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Learning systems programming -- About Go -- Getting ready for Go -- Two useful Go tools -- Advantages and disadvantages of Go -- The various states of a Unix process -- Exercises -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Writing Programs in Go -- Compiling Go code -- Checking the size of the executable file -- Go environment variables -- Using command-line arguments -- Finding the sum of the command-line arguments -- User input and output -- Getting user input -- Printing output -- Go functions -- Naming the return values of a Go function -- Anonymous functions -- Illustrating Go functions -- The defer keyword -- Using pointer variables in functions -- Go data structures -- Arrays -- Slices -- Maps -- Converting an array into a map -- Structures -- Interfaces -- Creating random numbers -- Exercises -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Advanced Go Features -- Error handling in Go -- Functions can return error variables -- About error logging -- The addCLA.go program revisited -- Pattern matching and regular expressions -- Printing all the values from a given column of a line -- Creating summaries -- Finding the number of occurrences -- Find and replace -- Reflection -- Calling C code from Go -- Unsafe code -- Comparing Go to other programming languages -- Analysing software -- Using the strace(1) command-line utility -- The DTrace utility -- Disabling System Integrity Protection on macOS -- Unreachable code -- Avoiding common Go mistakes -- Exercises -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Go Packages, Algorithms, and Data Structures -- About algorithms -- The Big O notation -- Sorting algorithms…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- History of Git -- Industry-Standard Tooling -- The Git Ecosystem -- Core Git -- Git-Hosting Sites -- Self-Hosting Packages -- Ease-of-Use Packages -- Plug-ins -- Tools That Incorporate Git -- Git Libraries -- Git's Advantages and Challenges -- The Advantages -- The Challenges -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Key Concepts -- Design Concepts: User-Facing -- Centralized Model -- Distributed Model -- Design Concepts: Internal -- Delta Storage -- Snapshot Storage -- Git's Storage Requirements -- Repository Design Considerations -- Repository Scope -- File Scope -- Summary -- Chapter 3: The Git Promotion Model -- The Levels of Git -- Dev-Test-Prod and Git -- The Core Git Commands for Moving Content -- Summary -- About Connected Lab 1: Installing Git -- Connected Lab 1 Installing Git -- Installing Git for Windows -- Steps -- Installing Git on Mac OS X -- Installing Git on Linux -- Part II Using Git -- Chapter 4: Configuration and Setup -- Executing Commands in Git -- Operand Types -- Porcelain versus Plumbing Commands -- Specifying Arguments -- Auto-complete -- Configuring Git -- Telling Git Who You Are -- Configuration Scope -- Default Editor -- End of Line Settings -- Aliases -- Windows Filesystem Cache -- Initializing a Repository -- Git Init -- Git Clone -- Advanced Topics -- Git Init Demystified -- Looking Further into a Git Repository -- Mapping Config Commands to Configuration Files -- Creating Parameterized Aliases -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Getting Productive -- Getting Help -- The Multiple Repositories Model…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….) -- 2.7 LA ERA DE LOS ORDENADORES -- 2.8 RESUMEN -- 2.9 EVALUACIÓN -- 2.10 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS -- LA INSTALACIÓN DE PYTHON -- 3.1 DESCARGA E INSTALACIÓN DE PYTHON -- 3.1.1 INSTALACIÓN EN WINDOWS -- 3.1.2 INSTALACIÓN EN MAC OS X -- 3.1.3 INSTALACIÓN EN LINUX -- 3.2 DESCARGA DEL MÓDULO PYPERCLIP.PY -- 3.3 LA EJECUCIÓN DEL ENTORNO INTERACTIVO -- 3.3.1 REGLAS DE ESTILO -- 3.4 SPYDER -- 3.5 RESUMEN -- LOS ELEMENTOS DEL LENGUAJE -- 4.1 PYTHON COMO CALCULADORA -- 4.1.1 PRIORIDAD EN LAS OPERACIONES -- 4.2 VARIABLES -- 4.3 CADENAS Y LISTAS -- 4.3.1 CONCATENACIÓN DE CADENAS -- 4.3.2 REPLICACIÓN CON EL OPERADOR * -- 4.3.3 CARACTERES DE ESCAPE -- 4.3.4 INDEXACIÓN Y FRACCIONAMIENTO -- 4.3.5 LAS LISTAS -- 4.4 LOS COMENTARIOS -- 4.5 EL PRIMER PROGRAMA -- 4.6 RESUMEN -- 4.7 EVALUACIÓN -- 4.8 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS -- ATBASH Y LA CIFRA CÉSAR -- 5.1 LA CIFRA ATBASH -- 5.1.1 EL CÓDIGO FUENTE -- 5.1.2 CÓMO FUNCIONA EL PROGRAMA -- 5.2 LA CIFRA CÉSAR -- 5.2.1 EL CÓDIGO FUENTE -- 5.2.2 CÓMO FUNCIONA EL PROGRAMA -- 5.2.3 CÓMO CIFRAR CARACTERES NO ALFABÉTICOS -- 5.3 RESUMEN -- 5.4 EVALUACIÓN -- 5.5 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…3.3.8 Schleifen -- 3.3.9 Professionelle Übergabe von Argumenten -- 3.3.10 Einschränkungen bei Shellscripts -- 3.4 Weiterführende Literatur -- Kapitel 4: Cross-Toolchains -- 4.1 Cross-Toolchains für Raspberry Pi B+ -- 4.1.1 Toolchain und IDE für Windows -- 4.1.2 Toolchain und IDE für Linux (Mint) -- 4.1.3 Toolchain und IDE für Mac OS X -- 4.2 Die Bibliothek wiringPi -- 4.2.1 Herunterladen von wiringPi -- 4.2.2 wiringPi »bauen« -- 4.2.3 Funktionen in wiringPi -- 4.2.4 Weitere Informationen zu wiringPi -- 4.2.5 Anschlussbelegung des Raspberry Pi B+ -- 4.3 Konfiguration von Code::Blocks -- 4.3.1 Auswahl des Compilers -- 4.3.2 Einstellen der Compiler-Optionen -- 4.3.3 Bibliothek(en) hinzufügen -- 4.3.4 Erweitern des Suchpfades -- 4.3.5 Toolchain executables -- 4.3.6 Testen der Toolchain -- 4.4 crosstool-ng -- 4.4.1 Vorarbeiten -- 4.4.2 Erstellen und installieren von crosstool-ng -- 4.4.3 Toolchain konfigurieren -- 4.5 Weiterführende Literatur -- Teil II: Techniken zur Programmierung von Kernel und rootfs -- Kapitel 5: Raspbian - der Kernel -- 5.1 Überblick -- 5.1.1 Einmalig durchzuführende Schritte -- 5.1.2 Zu wiederholende Schritte -- 5.2 Kernel erzeugen - detaillierte Anleitung -- 5.2.1 Einmalig durchzuführende Schritte - Details -- 5.2.2 Zu wiederholende Schritte -- 5.3 Das Shellscript mkrpi -- 5.3.1 mkrpi - das Listing zum Shellscript -- 5.3.2 Funktion und Anwendung von mkrpi -- 5.4 Weiterführende Literatur -- Kapitel 6: Das root-Dateisystem - rootfs -- 6.1 rootfs erzeugen -- 6.1.1 Benötigte Software -- 6.1.2 Die nächsten Schritte -- 6.1.3 Imagedatei erzeugen -- 6.1.4 Schreiben der Boot-Partition -- 6.1.5 Schreiben des root-Dateisystems -- 6.1.6 Das Ende naht ... -- 6.2 Alternative Methode -- 6.2.1 Beschaffung und Anwendung von Buildroot -- 6.3 Weiterführende Literatur -- Kapitel 7: Der Bootprozess -- 7.1 Bare-Metal-Systeme…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title page -- Copyright and credits -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Python for Offensive Security -- Chapter 1: Introducing Offensive Security and Python -- Understanding the offensive security landscape -- Defining offensive security -- The origins and evolution of offensive security -- Use cases and examples of offensive security -- Industry relevance and best practices -- The role of Python in offensive operations -- Key cybersecurity tasks that are viable with Python -- Python's edge in cybersecurity -- The limitations of using Python -- Ethical hacking and legal considerations -- The key protocols of ethical hacking -- Ethical hacking's legal aspects -- Exploring offensive security methodologies -- Significance of offensive security -- The offensive security lifecycle -- Offensive security frameworks -- Setting up a Python environment for offensive tasks -- Setting up Python on Linux -- Setting up Python on macOS -- Setting up Python on Windows -- Exploring Python modules for penetration testing -- Essential Python libraries for penetration testing -- Case study - Python in the real world -- Scenario 1 - real-time web application security testing -- Scenario 2 - network intrusion detection -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Python for Security Professionals - Beyond the Basics -- Utilizing essential security libraries -- Harnessing advanced Python techniques for security -- Compiling a Python library -- Advanced Python features -- Decorators -- Generators -- Summary -- Activity -- Part 2: Python in Offensive Web Security -- Chapter 3: An Introduction to Web Security with Python -- Fundamentals of web security -- Python tools for a web vulnerability assessment -- Wapiti -- MITMProxy -- SQLMap -- Exploring web attack surfaces with Python -- HTTP header analysis -- HTML analysis…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Designing a CI/CD pipeline for Kubernetes -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Creating Kubernetes Clusters -- A quick single-node cluster with Minikube -- Getting ready -- On Windows -- On macOS -- Creating the cluster -- Troubleshooting -- Checking out the cluster -- Doing work -- Examining the cluster with the dashboard -- Creating a multinode cluster using kubeadm -- Setting expectations -- Getting ready -- Preparing a cluster of vagrant VMs -- Installing the required software -- The host file -- The vars.yml file…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuring, linking, and triggering your App Clip -- Testing your App Clip Experiences -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Recognition with Vision Framework -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to the Vision framework -- Recognizing text in images -- Region of interest -- Recognizing hand landmarks in real time -- Understanding hand landmarks -- Implementing hand detection -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Creating Your First Widget -- Technical requirements -- Introducing widgets and WidgetKit -- Widget options -- Widget guidelines -- Developing your first widget -- Creating a widget extension -- Implementing multiple-size widgets -- Providing the widget with data and configuration -- Refreshing the widget's data -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Using Augmented Reality -- Understanding ARKit -- Understanding how ARKit renders content -- Understanding how ARKit tracks the physical environment -- Using ARKit Quick Look -- Implementing the ARKit Quick Look view controller -- Exploring SpriteKit -- Creating a SpriteKit scene -- Exploring SceneKit -- Creating a basic SceneKit scene -- Implementing an Augmented Reality gallery -- Adding image tracking -- Preparing images for tracking -- Building the image tracking experience -- Placing your own content in 3D space -- Summary -- Chapter 18: Creating a macOS app with Catalyst -- Technical requirements -- Discovering Mac Catalyst -- Exploring new Mac Catalyst features -- Building your first Mac Catalyst app -- Exploring the iPad app -- Scaling your iPad app for Mac -- Optimizing your iPad app for Mac -- Summary -- Chapter 19: Ensuring App Quality with Tests -- Testing logic with XCTest -- Understanding what it means to test code -- Setting up a test suite with XCTest -- Optimizing code for testability -- Introducing the question loader -- Mocking API responses -- Using models for consistency…”