Amit,

  The best place I found when I started looking up common attacks was the 
Hacking Exposed series. This gave me a great insight into not just the 
attacks themselves, but the methods that people use. These series of books 
come highly recommended by myself and my collegues, and should be 
available from all on-line book retailers. The first of the three books 
below is a generic cross platform book and an excellent place to start. If 
you are after more OS specific books then the next two deal with *nix and 
Windows in more detail.

ISBN Book Numbers are :-

Hacking Exposed Third Edition
Publisher - Osborne McGraw-Hill
ISBN: 0072193816

Hacking Exposed Windows 2000
Publisher - Osborne McGraw-Hill
ISBN: 0072192623

Hacking Linux Exposed
Publisher - Osborne McGraw-Hill
ISBN: 0072127732

  Good Luck,

  Dave Stout
  Senior Network Engineer



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