books by Brian Hatch (construire identity werewolf)

books by Brian Hatch

books:

Building Linux Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) (Circle)

10 reviews
Oleg Kolesnikov, Brian Hatch

Sams, 2002

Awesome VPN book
If you need to know, really need to know VPN internals and how to make them work, Oleg Kolesnikov has written a masterpiece.

Delivering on the Promise: How to Attract, Manage and Retain Human Capital

5 reviews
Brian Friedman, James A. Hatch, ...

Free Press, 1998

"The Five Stages of Human Capital Appraisal."
"Most companies have human resources personnel and various HR policies and programs", B. Friedman, J. Hatch, and D. M. Walker write, "but few companies know their value-or how to enhance it. In the view of too many corporate chiefs, HR managers are mere functionaries implementing programs that are no more than extra costs to be cut in times of trouble...Everyone in progressive organizations ...

Stealing the Network: How to Own an Identity (Stealing the Network) (Stealing the Network)

9 reviews
Timothy Mullen, Ryan Russell, ...

Syngress, 2005

One of the most innovative adn unique books on the mindset of a hacker
This book is hard to put down! It was like looking into a window of the underground world that most people, even those in the Information Security Industry, are unaware exists. The technical aspects in thoe book gave the storyline a credibility that other books lack. The characters were colorful and well developed. The book opened my eyes to the very real threat of identity theft and how ...

Journal of New World Archaeology (Volume 5 Number 1 January 1982)
Hatch Scott & Dillon

UCLA Institute of Archaeology, 1982

Softcover 8 1/4" X 10 3/4" 50pp. B/W Photos, Illustrations & Maps.

*OP Umbra 2nd Edition (Werewolf: The Apocalypse)

2 reviews
Brian Campbell, Rob Hatch

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

A must Have
This is the book if you want to explore the never-ending realms of The Umbra, the previous edition, was packed with a better loyout, but inside this book is everithing you want to know about Umbra

Construire un VPN sous IP avec Linux
Oleg Kolesnikov, Brian Hatch

CampusPress, 2002

Hacking Linux Exposed, Second Edition

41 reviews
Brian Hatch, James Lee

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2002

The best hands-on Linux security book just got better
I'm a big fan of the Hacking Exposed style of writing. All offensive theory is backed up by command line examples, followed by defensive countermeasures. Hacking Exposed: Linux, 2nd Ed (HE:L2E) follows this tradition, updating the content of the first edition and adding 200 pages of new content. Although I reviewed the first edition in Sep 01, reading the second edition reminded me of the ...