Tabla de Contenidos: “…Installing Anaconda on Mac OS X -- Downloading the Datasets and Example Code -- Using Jupyter Notebook -- Starting Jupyter Notebook -- Stopping the Jupyter Notebook server -- Defining the code repository -- Defining a new folder -- Creating a new notebook -- Adding notebook content -- Exporting a notebook -- Removing a notebook -- Importing a notebook -- Understanding the datasets used in this book -- Chapter 4 Working with Google Colab -- Defining Google Colab -- Understanding what Google Colab does -- Considering the online coding difference -- Using local runtime support -- Working with Notebooks -- Creating a new notebook -- Opening existing notebooks -- Using Google Drive for existing notebooks -- Using GitHub for existing notebooks -- Using local storage for existing notebooks -- Saving notebooks -- Using Drive to save notebooks -- Using GitHub to save notebooks -- Using GitHub gists to save notebooks -- Downloading notebooks -- Performing Common Tasks -- Creating code cells -- Creating text cells -- Creating special cells -- Editing cells -- Moving cells -- Using Hardware Acceleration -- Executing the Code -- Viewing Your Notebook -- Displaying the table of contents -- Getting notebook information -- Checking code execution -- Sharing Your Notebook -- Getting Help -- Part 2 Getting Your Hands Dirty with Data -- Chapter 5 Working with Jupyter Notebook -- Using Jupyter Notebook -- Working with styles -- Getting Python help -- Using magic functions -- Obtaining the magic functions list -- Working with magic functions -- Discovering objects -- Getting object help -- Obtaining object specifics -- Using extended Python object help -- Restarting the kernel -- Restoring a checkpoint -- Performing Multimedia and Graphic Integration -- Embedding plots and other images -- Loading examples from online sites -- Obtaining online graphics and multimedia…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Backing up and restoring -- Different options for deploying a MuleSoft application to Runtime Fabric -- The Mule Maven plugin -- The benefits of Runtime Fabric -- Runtime Fabric on Red Hat OpenShift -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Deploying to Your Own Data Center -- Technical requirements -- Hardware requirements -- Software requirements -- Why an on-premises Mule runtime? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Nano -- Searching and Filtering Text -- Remote Connections in Kali -- Remote Desktop Protocol -- Secure Shell -- SSH with Credentials -- Passwordless SSH -- Kali Linux System Management -- Linux Host Information -- Linux OS Information -- Linux Hardware Information -- Managing Running Services -- Package Management -- Process Management -- Networking in Kali Linux -- Network Interface -- IPv4 Private Address Ranges -- Static IP Addressing -- DNS -- Established Connections -- File Transfers -- Summary -- Chapter 2 Bash Scripting -- Basic Bash Scripting -- Printing to the Screen in Bash -- Variables -- Commands Variable -- Script Parameters -- User Input -- Functions -- Conditions and Loops -- Conditions -- Loops -- File Iteration -- Summary -- Chapter 3 Network Hosts Scanning -- Basics of Networking -- Networking Protocols -- TCP -- UDP -- Other Networking Protocols -- IP Addressing -- IPv4 -- Subnets and CIDR -- IPv6 -- Port Numbers -- Network Scanning…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Saving scraped data to a CSV file -- Chapter 4 Libraries, Packages, and Modules -- Understanding the Python Standard Library -- Using the dir() function -- Using the help() function -- Exploring built-in functions -- Exploring Python Packages -- Importing Python Modules -- Making Your Own Modules -- Book 4 Using Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter 1 Exploring Artificial Intelligence -- AI Is a Collection of Techniques -- Neural networks -- Machine learning -- TensorFlow - A framework for deep learning -- Current Limitations of AI -- Chapter 2 Building a Neural Network -- Understanding Neural Networks -- Layers of neurons -- Weights and biases -- The activation function -- Loss function -- Building a Simple Neural Network in Python -- The neural-net Python code -- Using TensorFlow for the same neural network -- Installing the TensorFlow Python library -- Building a Python Neural Network in TensorFlow -- Loading your data -- Defining your neural-network model and layers -- Compiling your model -- Fitting and training your model -- Evaluating the model -- Breaking down the code -- Checking the results -- Changing to a three-layer neural network in TensorFlow and Keras -- Chapter 3 Doing Machine Learning -- Learning by Looking for Solutions in All the Wrong Places -- Creating a Machine-Learning Network for Detecting Clothes Types -- Setting up the software environment -- Getting the data from the Fashion-MNIST dataset -- Training the network -- Testing our network -- Breaking down the code -- Results of the training and evaluation -- Testing a single test image -- Testing on external pictures -- The results, round 1 -- The CNN model code -- The results, round 2 -- Visualizing with MatPlotLib -- Learning More Machine Learning -- Chapter 4 Exploring AI -- Limitations of the Raspberry Pi and AI -- Adding Hardware AI to the Raspberry Pi -- AI in the Cloud…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Finder on the Menu -- The actual Finder menu -- Like a road map: The current folder's pop-up menu -- Going places with the Go menu -- Customizing Finder Windows -- Adding folders to the sidebar -- Setting Finder preferences -- Digging for Icon Data in the Info Window -- Chapter 5 Delving Even Deeper into Monterey's Desktop and Finder -- Cleaning Up Your Desktop Automatically with Stacks -- Managing your Stacks -- Quick Actions: Now Playing All Over Monterey -- Getting the most out of Markup -- Trimming video without launching an app -- Do It Quicker with Finder Quick Actions -- Creating PDFs without launching an app -- Creating custom Finder Quick Actions -- Four More Cool Monterey Tricks -- Shooting screens -- Dynamic desktop images -- Part 2 How Stuff Works -- Chapter 6 Having It Your Way -- Introducing System Preferences -- The Desktop &amp -- Screen Saver System Preferences Pane -- The Desktop tab -- The Screen Saver tab -- The General System Preferences Pane -- Adjusting the Keyboard, Mouse, Trackpad, and Other Hardware -- The Keyboard System Preferences pane -- The Mouse System Preferences pane -- The Bluetooth System Preferences pane -- The Trackpad System Preferences pane -- The Sound System Preferences Pane -- Changing sound effects -- Choosing output and input options -- Chapter 7 Opening and Saving Files -- A Quick Primer on Finding Files -- Understanding the macOS Folder Structure -- Understanding nested folders -- From the top: The Computer folder -- Peeking into the Applications folder -- Visiting the Library folders -- Let it be: The System folder -- There's no place like Home -- Your personal library card…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Finder on the Menu -- The actual Finder menu -- Like a road map: The current folder's pop-up menu -- Go places with the Go menu -- Customizing Finder Windows -- Adding folders to the sidebar -- Configuring Finder settings -- General pane -- Tags pane -- Sidebar pane -- Advanced pane -- Digging for Data in the Info Window -- Chapter 5 Delving Even Deeper into Ventura's Desktop and Finder -- Cleaning Up Your Desktop Automatically with Stacks -- Quick Actions: Now Playing All Over Ventura -- Getting the most out of Markup -- Trimming video without launching an app -- Doing Things Quicker with Finder Quick Actions -- Creating PDFs without launching an app -- Creating custom Finder Quick Actions -- Shooting Screen Stills and Movies -- Chapter 6 Having It Your Way -- Introducing System Settings -- Setting Wallpaper -- Configuring a Screen Saver or Just Turning Off the Display -- Configuring Appearance Settings -- Choosing Desktop &amp -- Dock Settings -- Adjusting the Keyboard, Mouse, Trackpad, and Other Hardware -- Choosing keyboard settings -- Tweaking your mouse -- Configuring your trackpad -- Configuring Sound Settings -- Part 2 Getting Things Done -- Chapter 7 Opening and Saving Files -- A Quick Primer on Finding Files -- Understanding the macOS Folder Structure -- Understanding nested folders -- From the top: The Computer folder -- Peeking into the Applications folder -- Visiting the Library folders -- Let it be: The System folder -- There's no place like Home -- Your personal library card -- Saving Your Document Before It's Too Late -- Stepping through a basic save…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Requirements to vectorize with SIMD directives -- SIMD directive clauses -- Use SIMD directives with care -- The Vector and Novector Directives -- Use vector directives with care -- The ivdep Directive -- ivdep example in fortran -- ivdep examples in C -- Random Number Function Vectorization -- Data Alignment to Assist Vectorization -- Step 1: aligning the data -- How to define aligned STATIC arrays -- Step 2: inform the compiler of the alignment -- How to tell the compiler all memory references are nicely aligned for the target -- Use Array Sections to Encourage Vectorization -- Fortran Array Sections -- Subscript triplets -- Vector subscripts -- Implications for array copies, efficiency issues -- Look at What the Compiler Created: Assembly Code Inspection -- How to Find the Assembly Code -- Numerical Result Variations With Vectorization -- Summary -- For More Information -- Chapter 10: Vectorization advisor -- Getting Started With Intel Advisor for Knights Landing -- Enabling and Improving AVX-512 Code With the Survey Report -- Preparing Your Application -- Running a Survey Analysis With Trip Counts -- One-Stop-Shop Performance Overview in the Survey Report -- Enabling AVX-512 Speedups Via Recommendations -- Fixing ineffective AVX-512 peeled/remainder loop issues -- Speedups with approximate reciprocal, reciprocal square root, and exponent/mantissa extraction -- Inefficient memory access in assumed-shape array and AVX-512 gather/scatter -- Making Expert Users Happy: Knights Landing-Specific Traits and ISA Analysis -- Compress/Expand Trait -- Gather/Scatter Traits -- Conflict(-free) subset detection Trait -- Memory Access Pattern Report -- AVX-512 Gather/Scatter Profiler -- Mask Utilization and FLOPs Profiler -- Advisor Roofline Report -- Explore AVX-512 Code Characteristics Without AVX-512 Hardware…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Note continued: Configure Datacenter Bridging (DCB) -- Configure Multipath I/O (MPIO) -- Determine usage scenarios for Storage Replica -- Implement Storage Replica for server-to-server, cluster-to-cluster, and stretch cluster scenarios -- Skill 2.3 Implement data deduplication -- Implement and configure deduplication -- Determine appropriate usage scenarios for deduplication -- Monitor deduplication -- Implement a backup and restore solution with deduplication -- Summary -- Thought Experiment -- Thought Experiment answer -- Skill 3.1 Install and configure Hyper-V -- Determine hardware and compatibility requirements for installing Hyper-V -- Install Hyper-V -- Install management tools -- Upgrade from existing versions of Hyper-V -- Delegate virtual machine management -- Perform remote management of Hyper-V hosts -- Configure virtual machines using Windows PowerShell Direct -- Implement nested virtualization -- Skill 3.2 Configure virtual machine (VM) settings…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…MCC -- Human evaluation -- Benchmark tasks and datasets -- Defining the SuperGLUE benchmark tasks -- Running downstream tasks -- The Corpus of Linguistic Acceptability (CoLA) -- Stanford Sentiment TreeBank (SST-2) -- Microsoft Research Paraphrase Corpus (MRPC) -- Winograd schemas -- Summary -- Questions -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Advancements in Translations with Google Trax, Google Translate, and Gemini -- Defining machine translation -- Human transductions and translations -- Machine transductions and translations -- Evaluating machine translations -- Preprocessing a WMT dataset -- Preprocessing the raw data -- Finalizing the preprocessing of the datasets -- Evaluating machine translations with BLEU -- Geometric evaluations -- Applying a smoothing technique -- Translations with Google Trax -- Installing Trax -- Creating the Original Transformer model -- Initializing the model using pretrained weights -- Tokenizing a sentence -- Decoding from the Transformer -- De-tokenizing and displaying the translation -- Translation with Google Translate -- Translation with a Google Translate AJAX API Wrapper -- Implementing googletrans -- Translation with Gemini -- Gemini's potential -- Summary -- Questions -- References -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Diving into Fine-Tuning through BERT -- The architecture of BERT -- The encoder stack -- Preparing the pretraining input environment -- Pretraining and fine-tuning a BERT model -- Fine-tuning BERT -- Defining a goal -- Hardware constraints -- Installing Hugging Face Transformers -- Importing the modules -- Specifying CUDA as the device for torch -- Loading the CoLA dataset -- Creating sentences, label lists, and adding BERT tokens -- Activating the BERT tokenizer -- Processing the data -- Creating attention masks -- Splitting the data into training and validation sets…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Planning and installation -- 3.1 Pre-installation planning -- 3.1.1 Hardware requirements -- 3.1.2 Operating system and software requirements -- 3.1.3 File system space -- 3.1.4 Licensing -- 3.1.5 Selecting disks for use in VxVM -- 3.2 Installation -- 3.2.1 Installation using VRTSinstall -- 3.2.2 Installation using SMIT -- 3.2.3 Installation using installp -- 3.3 Post-installation tasks -- 3.3.1 Installing product licenses -- 3.3.2 Initializing VERITAS Volume Manager…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…NETWORK SECURITY MONITORING AND INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEMS -- Installing Security Onion in a Distributed Environment -- Setting up a Security Onion Server -- The Tool Set -- Sguil -- Squert -- Netsniff-ng -- Snort -- Bro -- ELS A -- PF_RING -- Planning Your Sensor Array -- Planning the Sensor Array -- Make a Disk -- Sizing Your Hardware -- Switched Port Analyzer or Tap -- Horizontal Movement -- Virtual Machine Planner Virtual Disks -- Installing the Fiber Cards -- Installing the Operating System -- Configuring Ethernet Adapters -- Security Onion Sensor Setup -- Setting PF_RING min_num_slots -- Setting Intrusion Detection System Engine Processes -- Management of Storage -- Sudo -i -- 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Business-Casual Video -- Have Fun with Your Videos -- Stop Obsessing Over Video Release Forms -- Your Smartphone Is All You Need -- Video Made for Just £100 Grows Fans of a Welsh Hardware Store -- Facebook Live Is Great for Real-Time Content Marketing -- Create and Connect Through Live Video -- Video to Showcase Your Expertise -- A Lawyer with Seven Million TikTok Followers -- Creating a Great Virtual Event -- Getting Started with Video -- Building a Business One YouTube Video at a Time -- 16 Audio Content via Podcasting and Social Audio -- Grammar Girl Podcast -- Podcasting 101 -- Clubhouse and Other Social Audio Apps -- Creating Elegant Calls to Action in Social Audio and on Podcasts -- 17 How to Use News Releases to Reach Buyers Directly -- News Releases in a Web World -- The New Rules of News Releases -- If They Find You, They Will Come -- Driving Buyers into the Sales Process -- Developing Your News Release Strategy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Installing Express Runtime -- 4.1 Planning for the installation -- 4.2 System prerequisites -- 4.2.1 Hardware requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Portable Computers -- Objective 12.01 Upgrading and Repairing Laptop Computers -- Disassembly Process -- Repairing Without the Manual -- Standard Upgrades -- RAM -- How to Add or Replace RAM -- HDD/SSD -- Hardware Replacement -- Components -- Integral Parts -- Objective 12.02 Portable PC Features -- Keyboard Quirks -- Pointing Devices -- Display Options -- Portable-Specific Expansion Slots -- PCMCIA -- Parallel PC Cards -- ExpressCard -- Storage Card Slots…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The rise of Transformer 4.0 seamless APIs -- Choosing ready-to-use API-driven libraries -- Choosing a Transformer Model -- The role of Industry 4.0 artificial intelligence specialists -- Summary -- Questions -- References -- Chapter 2: Getting Started with the Architecture of the Transformer Model -- The rise of the Transformer: Attention is All You Need -- The encoder stack -- Input embedding -- Positional encoding -- Sublayer 1: Multi-head attention -- Sublayer 2: Feedforward network -- The decoder stack -- Output embedding and position encoding -- The attention layers -- The FFN sublayer, the post-LN, and the linear layer -- Training and performance -- Tranformer models in Hugging Face -- Summary -- Questions -- References -- Chapter 3: Fine-Tuning BERT Models -- The architecture of BERT -- The encoder stack -- Preparing the pretraining input environment -- Pretraining and fine-tuning a BERT model -- Fine-tuning BERT -- Hardware constraints -- Installing the Hugging Face PyTorch interface for BERT -- Importing the modules -- Specifying CUDA as the device for torch -- Loading the dataset -- Creating sentences, label lists, and adding BERT tokens -- Activating the BERT tokenizer -- Processing the data -- Creating attention masks -- Splitting the data into training and validation sets -- Converting all the data into torch tensors -- Selecting a batch size and creating an iterator -- BERT model configuration…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- About the Authors -- Contents at a Glance -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Additional Resources for Teachers -- Chapter 1: The Path of the PC Tech -- Lab Exercise 1.01: Preparing to Study -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 1.02: Considering Other Certifications -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 1.03: Gathering Equipment -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Chapter 2: Visible Windows -- Lab Exercise 2.01: The Windows XP Interface -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.02: The Windows Vista Interface -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.03: The Windows 7 Interface -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.04: Discovering Aero in Windows 7 -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.05: Windows Explorer -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.06: The Windows Control Panel -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 2.07: The Windows Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Toolbox -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Analysis Test -- Key Term Quiz -- Chapter 3: Troubleshooting Essential Hardware -- Lab Exercise 3.01: Testing CPUs with CPU-Z -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business -- Lab Exercise 3.02: Testing RAM with MEMTEST86+ -- Learning Objectives -- Lab Materials and Setup -- Getting Down to Business…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…CloudTrail Logs -- X-Ray -- X-Ray Traces -- X-Ray Insights -- Flow Logs -- Baseline Network Performance -- Inspector -- Application Insights -- Config -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Written Labs -- Written Lab 5.1: Enable CloudWatch Detailed Monitoring for an Instance That Has Already Been Enabled -- Written Lab 5.2: Enable CloudWatch Logging from the Web Console -- Written Lab 5.3: Enable CloudWatch Alarms from the Web Console -- Written Lab 5.4: Create a VPC Reachability Analyzer from the Web Console -- Review Questions -- Part II Network Implementation -- Chapter 6 Hybrid Networking -- Hybrid Connectivity -- OSI Layer 1 -- Optics -- OSI Layer 2 -- VLANs -- Link Aggregation -- Jumbo Frames -- Encapsulation and Encryption -- Overlay and Underlay Networks -- VxLan -- Generic Routing Encapsulation -- IPSec -- GENEVE -- Routing Fundamentals -- Static Routing -- Dynamic Routing -- The BGP Routing Protocol -- Direct Connect -- Direct Connect Gateway -- Virtual Private Gateway -- Site-to-Site VPN -- VPN CloudHub -- AWS Account Resource Sharing -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Exercises -- Written Labs -- Written Lab 6.1: Simulate Creating a Direct Connection -- Written Lab 6.2: Simulate Creating a Site-to-Site VPN Connection -- Review Questions -- Chapter 7 Connecting On-Premises Networks -- On-Premises Network Connectivity -- VPNs -- VPN Security -- Accelerated Site-to-Site VPN Connections -- Layer 1 and Types of Hardware to Use -- Direct Connect -- Direct Connect Locations -- Letter of Authorization Documents -- Layer 2 and Layer 3 -- Switching -- Routing -- Gateways -- Software-Defined Networking -- Transit Gateway -- PrivateLink -- Resource Access Manager -- Testing and Validating Connectivity Between Environments -- Route Analyzer -- Reachability Analyzer -- ICMP ping -- traceroute -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Written Labs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…KDE Plasma general keyboard shortcuts -- GNOME edition and settings -- The other editions - Cinnamon, Lxde, Mate, and so on -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Help, Online Resources, Forums, and Updates -- Help -- Troubleshooting -- Online resources -- The news -- The forum - the greatest collection of knowledge -- Notices -- Introduce Yourself -- Non-technical Questions -- Support -- ARM -- Announcements -- Manjaro Development -- Contributions -- Languages -- Feedback -- The Rolling Release Development Model -- Updates -- Summary -- Part 2: Daily Usage -- Chapter 5: Officially Supported Software - Part 1 -- Pamac - the Add/Remove SW GUI application -- The Flatpak, Snap, and AppImage containers -- For advanced users -- AUR -- The Manjaro repositories -- Office tools, calendars, and mail clients -- Mail clients with calendars -- Office -- Browsers -- Test results -- Photo, video, image, and graphics -- Photo/images -- Graphics -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Officially Supported Software Part 2, 3D Games, and Windows SW -- Music and audio -- Classic audio players -- Streaming players -- Audio editors and DAWs -- Music servers -- Teams, Zoom, Viber, Spotify, WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram -- A note regarding Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp -- Text editors -- Lightweight/simple editors -- Sophisticated editors -- IDEs -- Terminal editors -- Recommendations -- Drivers, tools, and simple games -- Drivers on Manjaro Linux -- NVIDIA, open source, and other hardware drivers -- Screenshot tools -- Virtual machines -- Education and Science -- For video and/or audio conversion -- Others -- Simple Games -- Advanced 2D/3D game support on Linux -- Game controller support and further points -- For advanced users -- Creating application shortcuts, and converting .deb and .rpm packages -- Converting .deb and .rpm packages -- How to use Windows software on Linux…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- I'll take the First: Free speech versus slander -- Chapter 6 Interview-Fu: Talk to Me, Grasshopper -- I'll Have My People Call Your People: Interview Requests -- Preparing for Interviews -- Asking great questions -- Avoiding inappropriate questions -- Feelin' the synergy -- Recording Interviews -- Recording using Zoom -- Recording using StreamYard -- Recording using hardware -- Prepping Your Green Room for Guests -- Welcoming in-studio guests -- Meeting guests on their own turf -- Ensuring Trouble-Free Recordings -- Chapter 7 So What Are You Waiting For? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…8.2.1 TIPOS DE IDS -- 8.2.2 COMPONENTES DE LOS IDS -- 8.3.3 INSTALACIÓN EN ENTORNOS VIRTUALES -- 8.3 UNTANGLE -- 8.3.1 COMPONENTES DE UNTANGLE -- 8.3.2 REQUISITOS MÍNIMOS -- 8.3.3 INSTALACIÓN EN ENTORNOS VIRTUALES -- 8.3.4 INSTALACIÓN EN ENTORNOS FÍSICOS -- 8.3.5 CONFIGURACIÓN INICIAL DE UNTANGLE -- 8.4 MÓDULOS Y SERVICIOS EN UNTANGLE -- 8.4.1 WEB FILTER -- 8.4.2 VIRUS BLOCKER -- 8.4.3 SPAM BLOCKER -- 8.4.4 ATTACK BLOCKER -- 8.4.5 PHISH BLOCKER 8.4.5 PHISH BLOCKER -- 8.4.6 SPYWARE BLOCKER -- 8.4.7 FIREWALL -- 8.4.8 INTRUSION PREVENTION -- 8.4.9 PROTOCOL CONTROL -- 8.4.10 CAPTIVE PORTAL -- 8.4.11 OPENVPN -- 8.4.12 REPORTS -- 8.5 IPTABLES -- 8.5.1 CONFIGURACIÓN IPTABLES -- 8.5.2 CONFIGURACIÓN TABLAS -- 8.5.3 ESTABLECIMIENTO DE RUTAS DE ACCESO A FIREWALL CON IPTABLES -- 8.5.4 EJEMPLOS IPTABLES -- 8.6 CONCLUSIONES -- 9 HACKING EN SISTEMAS WIFI -- 9.1 ADQUIRIENDO EL HARDWARE APROPIADO -- 9.4.1 IMAGEN VIRTUAL DE BACKTRACK 9.4.1 IMAGEN VIRTUAL DE BACKTRACK -- 9.4.2 COMPROBACIÓN DEL SISTEMA Y CONFIGURACIÓN -- 9.4.3 DIRECCIONAMIENTO DE RED -- 9.2 TERMINOLOGÍA EN REDES INALÁMBRICAS -- 9.3 PROTOCOLOS DE SEGURIDAD -- 9.3.1 WEP -- 9.3.2 WPA -- 9.4 PREPARÁNDOSE PARA EL ATAQUE -- 9.4.1 IMAGEN VIRTUAL DE BACKTRACK -- 9.4.2 COMPROBACIÓN DEL SISTEMA Y CONFIGURACIÓN -- 9.4.3 DIRECCIONAMIENTO DE RED -- 9.4.4 BUSCANDO EL OBJETIVO -- 9.4.5 ALINEACIÓN DE LA ANTENA -- 9.4.6 LA INYECCIÓN DE PAQUETES 9.4.6 LA INYECCIÓN DE PAQUETES -- 9.4.7 MAC SPOOFING -- 9.5 METODOLOGÍAS DE ATAQUE A REDES WEP -- 9.5.1 CAPTURA PASIVA DE DATOS (...) -- 9.5.2 REINYECCIÓN DE PAQUETES ARP 9.5.2 REINYECCIÓN DE PAQUETES ARP -- 9.5.3 ATAQUE DE PREDICCIÓN CRC32 -- 9.5.4 ATAQUE DE FRAGMENTACIÓN -- 9.5.5 ATAQUE CAFÉ-LATTE -- 9.5.6 ATAQUE HIRTE -- 9.6 EL ATAQUE A WPA -- 9.6.1 ATAQUES DE DICCIONARIO -- 9.7 OBTENCIÓN DE CLAVES EN CACHE -- 9.8 CONCLUSIONES -- 10 CIFRADO DE DATOS -- 10.1 INTRODUCCIÓN…”