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- The front cover of Hacking is the complete cycle, from reverse engineering to carrying out the attack, of developing an exploit for a program that dies of a buffer overflow over long command line arguments. The example is very specific and does not necessarily reflect reverse engineering any similar exploit.
- The Persian translation of this book (released under GNU GPLv3 by Saeed Beiki) is available through http://www.secumania.net/include/files/Art-of-Exploitation-Persian.pdf
- There is also an updated version of this book also written by Jon Erickson called Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, Second Edition.
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