Tabla de Contenidos: “…; 1.1 Wahl des Betriebssystems; 1.2 Die Minimalanforderungen; 1.3 Mainboard; 1.4 BIOS / UEFI; 1.5 CPU; 1.6 RAM; 1.7 HDD; 1.8 Grafikkarte; 1.9 Monitor(e); 1.10 Laufwerke; 1.11 Speicherkarten; 1.11.1 USB-Sticks; 1.12 Schnelle Schnittstellen; 1.12.1 USB; 1.12.2 FireWire; 1.12.3 eSATA; 1.12.4 Thunderbolt; 1.12.5 USB und FireWire im Vergleich; 1.13 Soundkarten; 1.13.1 Stereo (analog); 1.13.2 Stereo (digital); 1.13.3 Surround-Sound; 1.13.4 Multichannel…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using vMA and resxtopvCenter performance charts; Creating a chart and configuring metrics; Configuring logging level for performance; Virtual machine troubleshooting; USB-attached virtual machines; Non-responsive USB/CD drives; Unable VM migration with a USB device; Fault-tolerant virtual machines; Incompatible or hosts not available; Summary; Chapter 3: Troubleshooting Clusters; An overview of cluster information; Cluster performance monitoring; vSphere HA; Failing heartbeat datastores; Changing heartbeating datastores; Insufficient heartbeat datastores; Unable to unmount a datastore…”

“…It also includes updated discussion of the architecture of the Linux kernel 2.6, USB, KDE, GNOME, Broadband access issues, routing, gateways, firewalls, disk tuning, GCC, Perl, Python, printing services (CUPS), and security…”

“…Discover how to: •Configure your Arduino IDE and develop your own sketches •Boost performance and speed by writing time-efficient sketches •Optimize power consumption and memory usage •Interface with different types of serial busses, including I2C, 1-Wire, SPI, and TTL Serial •Use Arduino with USB and UART •Incorporate Ethernet, Bluetooth, and DSP •Program Arduino for the Internet •Manage your sketches using One Process •Accomplish more than one task at a time―without multi-threading •Create your own code library and share it with other hobbyists…”

“…This updated third edition covers the model B+ Raspberry Pi and its software, additional USB ports, and changes to the GPIO, including new information on Arduino and Minecraft on the Pi. …”

“…Get started in just five minutes: all you need is a USB cable and this easy, hands-on primer! Brian McLaughlin teaches you enough to be seriously dangerous. …”

“…•Legally seize mobile devices, USB drives, SD cards, and SIM cards •Uncover sensitive data through both physical and logical techniques •Properly package, document, transport, and store evidence •Work with free, open source, and commercial forensic software •Perform a deep dive analysis of iOS, Android, and Windows Phone file systems •Extract evidence from application, cache, and user storage files •Extract and analyze data from IoT devices, drones, wearables, and infotainment systems •Build SQLite queries and Python scripts for mobile device file interrogation •Prepare reports that will hold up to judicial and defense scrutiny…”

“…Today, our information- and knowledge-based economy generates vast amounts of data that is at some point saved to storage devices, such as hard drives or solid-state drives or chips, or portable devices like USB sticks. Still and video cameras also contain cards to store images. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 1: The Raspberry Pi -- Chapter 2: Preparation -- Chapter 3: Power -- Chapter 4: LEDs and Header Strips -- Chapter 5: SDRAM -- Chapter 6:CPU -- Chapter 7: USB -- Chapter 8: Ethernet -- Chapter 9: SD Card Storage -- Chapter 10: UART -- Chapter 11: GPIO Hardware -- Chapter 12: Sysfs GPIO -- Chapter 13: C Program GPIO -- Chapter 14: 1-Wire Driver -- Chapter 15: I2C Bus -- Chapter 16: SPI Bus -- Chapter 17: Boot -- Chapter 18: vcgencmd -- Chapter 19: Linex Console and Pi Zero -- Chapter 20: Cross-Compiling -- Chapter 21: Cross-Compiling the Kernel -- Chapter 22: DHT11 Sensor -- Chapter 23: Nunchuk Mouse -- Chapter 24: LCD HDMI Display -- Chapter 25: Real-Time Clock -- Chapter 26: Pi Camera -- Appendix A: Power Standards -- Appendix B: Electronics Reference. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…5.5 Dasselbe nur ganz anders: SoC -- 5.6 Systembussysteme im Vergleich -- 5.7 Fragen zu diesem Kapitel -- Kapitel 6: Externe Schnittstellen -- 6.1 SATA und eSATA -- 6.2 SAS -- 6.3 PCMCIA, PC Card und ExpressCard -- 6.4 USB-Standards -- 6.4.1 Die Funktionsweise von USB -- 6.4.2 USB 2.0 -- 6.4.3 Die USB 3.x-Standards -- 6.4.4 USB 4.0 -- 6.5 FireWire -- 6.6 Thunderbolt -- 6.7 Die Vorfahren: parallele und serielle Schnittstelle -- 6.8 Die Geschwindigkeiten im Vergleich -- 6.9 Fragen zu diesem Kapitel -- Kapitel 7: Interne und externe Geräte -- 7.1 Mechanische Festplatten -- 7.1.1 Aufbau mechanischer Festplatten -- 7.1.2 Datenorganisation -- 7.1.3 Einrichten einer Festplatte -- 7.1.4 Bautypen von Festplatten -- 7.1.5 Sicherheit bei Festplatten dank RAID -- 7.2 Solid State Drives -- 7.2.1 MLC oder SLC -- 7.2.2 Anschlussmöglichkeiten -- 7.3 Wechselmedien -- 7.3.1 Wechseldisks und Wechselplatten -- 7.3.2 Flash-Speichermedien -- 7.3.3 USB-Datenträger -- 7.4 Aufgang und Niedergang der silbernen Scheiben -- 7.4.1 Aller Anfang ist die CD -- 7.4.2 DVD -- 7.4.3 Die Blu-ray -- 7.5 Bandlaufwerke -- 7.5.1 Bandaufzeichnungsverfahren -- 7.5.2 Generelles zur Bandsicherung -- 7.6 Netzwerkspeicher heißen NAS -- 7.7 Fragen zu diesem Kapitel -- Kapitel 8: Ein- und Ausgabegeräte -- 8.1 Tastatur, Maus und verwandte Geräte -- 8.1.1 Die Tastatur -- 8.1.2 Mäuse, Trackpads und andere Eingabegeräte -- 8.1.3 Barcode-Leser -- 8.1.4 Berührungsempfindliche Bildschirme -- 8.1.5 Grafiktablett und Digitalisierer -- 8.1.6 Für die Spieler: das Gamepad -- 8.1.7 Die virtuelle Welt lässt grüßen -- 8.2 Biometrische Eingabegeräte -- 8.3 Der KVM-Switch -- 8.4 Der Scanner -- 8.5 Monitore -- 8.5.1 Verfahren zur Bilddarstellung beim CRT -- 8.5.2 Verfahren zur Bilddarstellung beim LCD -- 8.5.3 CRT und LCD im Vergleich -- 8.5.4 Native Auflösungen -- 8.5.5 Anschlüsse für (LCD-)Displays…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- About the Author -- Acknowledgements -- Computer Fundamentals -- Representing Data -- ASCII code -- Unicode -- Binary Numbers -- Convert Binary to Decimal -- Convert Decimal to Binary -- Binary Addition -- Binary Multiplication -- Two's Complement -- Binary Shift -- Binary Fractions -- Floating Point -- Hexadecimal Numbers -- Convert Decimal to Hexadecimal -- Convert Hexadecimal to Decimal -- Boolean Logic -- AND Gate -- OR Gate -- XOR Gate -- NOT Gate -- NAND Gate -- NOR Gate -- Putting it Together -- Harvard Architecture -- Von Neumann Architecture -- Fetch Execute Cycle -- Instruction Sets -- RISC -- CISC -- Data Compression -- Lossy &amp -- Lossless -- Huffman Coding -- Run Length Encoding -- Data Encryption -- Sorting Algorithms -- Bubble Sort -- Merge Sort -- Data Storage Units -- Hardware Components -- Types of Hardware -- Internal Hardware -- External Peripherals -- Primary Storage Devices -- Random Access Memory (RAM) -- Read Only Memory (ROM) -- Cache Memory -- Volatile and Non-Volatile Memory -- Secondary Storage -- Hard Disc Drive (HDD) -- Solid State Drive (SSD) -- CD/DVD/Blu-ray Drive -- Memory Cards -- USB Flash Drives -- External Hard Disc -- NAS Drives -- CPU / Processor -- Types of CPU -- Inside the CPU -- Other Internal Components -- Sound Card -- Video Card -- Expansion Slots -- The Motherboard -- The Chipset -- North &amp -- South Bridge -- CPU Socket -- The BIOS -- UEFI -- Computer Peripherals -- Printers -- Inkjet Printer -- Laser Printer -- Other Peripherals -- Data Ports -- USB -- USB-C -- Ethernet -- FireWire -- ThunderBolt -- eSATA -- Video Ports -- DVI -- HDMI -- VGA -- Component Video -- Composite Video -- Audio Ports -- 1/8" (3.5mm) Phono Jack -- 1/4" (6.35mm) Phono Jack -- 3 Pin XLR -- RCA Audio -- Types of Computer -- Micro Computer -- Desktop -- Desktop: All-in-one -- Netbook -- Chromebook…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Connecting Old Devices to New Macs; 1.12. SCSI, FireWire, and USB; 1.13. Monitors/Displays; 1.14. Memory; 1.15. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 4.1.1 Home setup -- 4.1.2 Corporate network -- 4.2 Data injection attacks -- 4.2.1 SQLi -- 4.2.2 Cross-site scripting -- 4.3 Malware: Viruses, Trojans, and ransomware -- 4.3.1 Viruses -- 4.3.2 Trojans -- 4.3.3 Ransomware -- 4.3.4 Protection -- 4.4 Dodgy Wi-Fi -- 4.4.1 Defenses -- 4.5 Mobile phones, SMS, and 5G -- 4.5.1 Malware -- 4.5.2 IMEI cloning -- 4.5.3 SMS spoofing -- 4.5.4 Problems with 5G -- 4.5.5 Keeping safe -- Summary -- 5 Tricking our way in: Social engineering -- 5.1 The weakest link: People -- 5.2 Malicious USB -- 5.2.1 USB devices with malware -- 5.2.2 BadUSB: USB devices that attack your laptop and phone -- 5.2.3 Evil maid attacks -- 5.3 Targeted attacks: Phishing -- 5.4 Credential theft and passwords -- 5.4.1 Store passwords more securely -- 5.4.2 Make it easier to use unique, complex passwords -- 5.4.3 Stop relying on just a password to protect your accounts -- 5.5 Building access cards -- Summary -- 6 Internal attacks -- 6.1 What happens after they get in? …”

“…Learn how to • Take advantage of the new Android 5.0 “Lollipop” features • Quickly set up your Android tablet and Google account • Manage all your email accounts, from Gmail to corporate email • Browse the Web safely and efficiently with new versions of Google Chrome • Connect and transfer content over Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth • Search, watch, and upload YouTube videos • Store your music in the cloud so you can access it anywhere • Create incredible images with Panorama and Photo Spheres • Use your built-in camera to record videos • Organize and track all your meetings, tasks, events, and contacts • Stay completely up-to-date with Google Now • Get turn-by-turn navigation help wherever you go • Find and install great new apps on Google Play • Buy products and send money with Google Wallet • Transform your tablet into a world-class e-book reader • Fix lockups and memory shortages, and keep your tablet up-to-date • Master Android tips and time-savers for improving your daily life…”

“…, solutions to seven common Internet configuration problems, how to connect a USB printer to a base station, and four ways to extend your network's range . …”