Operator Handbook: Red Team + OSINT + Blue Team Reference

Potential readers - This is a set of curated and collaborative tools for effective operations with this comprehensive handbook. Cross knowledge domains of Red Team, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), and Blue Team as we develop grounded practices base on acquired knowledge, skills and experience in cybersecurity. This guide offers valuable insights, techniques, and references for many aspects of cybersecurity operations. The handbook equips you with a professional curated set of knowledge, practices and tools to successfully excel in the complex and changing landscape of cybersecurity operations. The handbook is your go-to desktop resource for mastering the art of resilience and trusted cyber operations. Larry Leibrock

I wish the digital version would come as a pdf so it was easier to use (COPY/PASTA), but overall the book is well laid out and indexed appropriately. This is a reference manual to remind you of things you forgot or things you should look into in other sources. The index is good. I have both the digital and the physical edition, but I highly recommend the digital edition. Ctrl-F, Ctrl-C, and Ctrl-V will save you so much time. CAVEAT: THIS BOOK WILL NOT TEACH YOU ALL THE THINGS! It is excellent for what it is, but if you want an instruction manual or training, this is not that book. This book is targeted at individuals with some training/experience who have some clue about what they need to look for.

Unlock the secrets of effective operations with this comprehensive handbook. Explore the realms of Red Team, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), and Blue Team as you dive into the world of cybersecurity. This reference guide offers valuable insights, techniques, and references for all aspects of operations. From offensive tactics to intelligence gathering and defensive strategies, this handbook equips you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complex landscape of cybersecurity operations. Whether you're a security professional, researcher, or enthusiast, this ultimate handbook is your go-to resource for mastering the art of operations.

Badly damaged cover, cut in half, upon arrival. The reference is decent, but it feels a bit poorly organized in my opinion, nevertheless it's decent buy.

I work in network operations, and this book is extremely handy for IP tables, various attacks, various exploits, and network security. I love that it is organized alphabetically and not by team, and that there is a reference for almost anything you can think of at the end of the book. It is so useful for when you have to double check something or need the syntax for a specific tool. 5/5 have recommended to friends in the industry and they all agree with me on it. Love it! Thank you for printing this!

Since I purchased this amazing handbook, I've referenced it no less than 30 times. My most referenced sections are the Web and SQL sections. I cannot give enough thanks to the authors and I cannot recommend this book enough to any and all who are in the Cyber Security field. Whether your just starting out as an Operator, or PenTester, or System Architect, you have an opportunity to gain seriously valuable knowledge from this book. If your thinking about it, don't hesitate, the book is worth far more than the asking price and I give it an honest 5 stars.

This book is chalk full of guides, hints, tips. It's well organized and immediately brought to mind the "Pocket Ref" by Thomas Glover. Imagine that, but for computers and you have the Operator Handbook. Practically any computer topic I can think of is in here. At over 430 pages, this book packs a heavy punch and includes excellent "one-liner" examples throughout for windows, linux, MAC and Android operating systems. I bought one for my home office, and will likely get another to have at work! Nicely done!

I mostly use this book for the OSINT and Mac OS sections, but the entire book is a goldmine of information for all types of operators. I really like the list of commands for Regex, the section on Linux structure, and the list of OSINT tools. The book is organized alphabetically, and I like the font. I've been carrying it back and forth between my home office and my remote work location -- I probably should just get it on Kindle to make it easier.