Hacking Hardware: The Practical Guide to Hands-On Hardware Pentesting, Red Team Tools, and Prevention for USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RFID (Rheinwerk Computing)
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Hacking Hardware: The Practical Guide to Hands-On Hardware Pentesting, Red Team Tools, and Prevention for USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RFID (Rheinwerk Computing)

by Tobias Scheible

Cybersecurity Penetration Testing Internet of Things Hardware Hacking
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Hacking Hardware presents a practical guide to hands-on hardware pentesting, red team tools, and prevention. Covering USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RFID, it introduces key areas of hardware security for readers seeking a focused reference on testing technologies and addressing related risks.

About This Book

Hacking Hardware is a practical guide to hands-on hardware penetration testing.

It focuses on red team tools and methods for examining USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RFID technologies.

The book also addresses prevention, making it relevant to readers interested in understanding and reducing hardware-related security risks.

Written by Tobias Scheible for the Rheinwerk Computing series, it offers a focused resource for exploring hardware security.

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