Learning Web Design
Do you want to build web pages but have no prior experience? This friendly guide is the perfect place to start. You'll begin at square one, learning how the web and web pages work, and then steadily build from there. By the end of the book, you'll have the skills to create a simple site with multicolumn pages that adapt for mobile devices. Each chapter provides exercises to help you learn various techniques and short quizzes to make sure you understand key concepts. This thoroughly revised sixth edition is ideal for students and professionals of all backgrounds and skill levels. It's simple and clear enough for beginners yet thorough enough to be a useful reference for experienced developers keeping their skills up-to-date. Build HTML pages with text, links, images, tables, and forms Use style sheets (CSS) for formatting text, colors, backgrounds, page layout, and simple animation effects Use CSS Flexbox and Grid Layout for sophisticated and flexible page designs Learn the ins and outs of responsive web design to make web pages look great on all devices Get an introductory lesson in JavaScript programming, and use it to add functionality to web pages Understand the ways in which JavaScript has become central to the web development workflow Create and optimize web images so they'll download as quickly as possible Get to know the superpowers of the SVG format The sixth edition features a completely rewritten and expanded JavaScript section written by Aaron Gustafson that provides more opportunities to practice writing code.
Practical Purple Teaming
This practical introduction to collaborative security testing, or "purple teaming," is a hands-on, lab-based guide to key methodologies for cybersecurity practitioners in any field. Many organizations have chosen to forgo traditional security tests in favor of collaborative assessments - or "purple team" tests, for the way they combine offensive ("red team") and defensive ("blue team") elements - in which offensive and defensive teams work together to measure and improve the organization's resilience to attacks. Practical Purple Teaming outlines common purple team methodologies, offensive and defensive frameworks, and real-world threat research to craft realistic test cases. Readers will use a dedicated lab environment to execute attacks common to the modern threat landscape, then consider ways of tuning defenses to detect and prevent the activity. Along the way, they'll be introduced to a number of open-source tools for emulating enterprise environments, automating attacks, crafting intelligent alerts, and more. Covers numerous free tools readers could use in their own purple team exercises, offensive frameworks, and defensive technologies.
Practical IoT Solutions for Students Using Popular Development Platforms
Practical IoT Solutions for Students Using Popular Development Platforms: Arduino, Raspberry Pi and NodeMCU is your gateway to understanding the dynamic and rapidly evolving world of IoT. Designed for students and enthusiasts, this book provides a hands-on approach to learning, exploring practical applications of IoT using popular platforms like Arduino Uno, Raspberry Pi, and NodeMCU. This book bridges the gap between theory and practice, empowering readers to create innovative solutions for real-world problems. With step-by-step explanations, detailed projects, and simplified concepts, it introduces the fundamentals of IoT, sensor integration, cloud connectivity, and automation.
AHS Internet Password Logbook
Remembering internet passwords and usernames has never been more beautiful! Easily store this precious information all in one place with this alphabetically tabbed logbook. This handy and essential record-keeping tool from the foremost authority in North American gardening, the American Horticultural Society, is accented by historical botanical illustrations and filled with hundreds of entry templates that make it easy to track important device logins, passwords, usernames, URLs, recovery keys, and wireless network details. Gone are the days of scribbling these essential details on sticky notes that get lost or thrown away! The cut-away alphabetical tabs make the recorded information easy to find, and quick tips for creating strong passwords and keeping your information safe on the internet are also found inside. Included are places to record: 400 different websites and their usernames and passwords (with room for three password changes each) Login information and recovery keys for 6 different devices, including phones, tablets, or computersFactory-default and user-defined usernames and passwords for wireless networks A blank lined page for jotting down additional notesA removable title band and the botanical-accented cover mean others won't know that important information is housed in this pretty little book, making it as discreet as it is convenient. A perfect gift for any flower lover or for yourself! **Also in this series of giftable books from the American Horticultural Society is the AHS Weekly Planner.
They Lied About SEO
They Lied About SEO is the no-fluff, real-world guide for small business owners, content creators, and entrepreneurs who are sick of being invisible online.You've probably been told that SEO is all about keywords, backlinks, and technical tricks. You've probably also been told that to get seen, you'll need to run ads, hire an agency, or learn how to "play the algorithm." But after spending time, money, and energy on things that don't work, you're still not showing up where it matters. That's not your fault.They lied to you.In this raw and revealing book, serial entrepreneur and marketing expert Eric F Gilbert exposes the truth behind the SEO industry-and why it's rigged to keep you confused and paying. He's helped hundreds of real people build real visibility without spending a fortune, writing code, or waiting months for results.This book breaks down how online visibility really works in today's AI-driven internet, and shows you how to become the authority people trust and the name they see everywhere-without needing to master tech or chase ever-changing search engine updates.You'll discover: Why traditional SEO advice fails most small business ownersHow to build digital visibility without ads, hacks, or complexityA proven strategy that leverages real conversations, expert positioning, and omnipresenceHow to dominate your niche by becoming the one people see, trust, and buy fromWhether you're just starting out or you've been spinning your wheels for years, They Lied About SEO will finally give you the clarity and strategy you need to get found-and get paid.Stop wasting time. Stop guessing. Stop feeding the machine. It's time to own your visibility.
Security for Everyone
Securing your business can be daunting, especially when you're small. That's why Security for Everyone offers low-cost, scalable solutions to securing your startup or growing business. It will test your personal security assumptions and practices, which will set you up to lead security for an ever-growing team. You'll learn frameworks for understanding security at different stages of your business, and be guided on a practical journey from secure individual to security leader.Security for Everyone focuses on practical, flexible, step-by-step, affordable approaches that can scale to suit your situation and needs, in language non-technical folks can understand.You'll learn: Why security matters and how it applies to our business, systems, data, and people.How to protect your own data and key accounts online (such as email and social media)-not just for your own benefit but for the safety of those you care about.How to protect your small business and the key data and tools you rely on to operate-from your website to your email-whether you are protecting yourself or working with a service provider.How to protect your startup and maximize your chance of survival as you take big risks and innovate-from vulnerability management as the technical environment team grows, to communicating security with your customers.How to scale your security for your growing organization-moving your security approach from foundations, to weaving security through your day to day operations and assessing the threats you face as your strategy changes.
Security for Everyone
Securing your business can be daunting, especially when you're small. That's why Security for Everyone offers low-cost, scalable solutions to securing your startup or growing business. It will test your personal security assumptions and practices, which will set you up to lead security for an ever-growing team. You'll learn frameworks for understanding security at different stages of your business, and be guided on a practical journey from secure individual to security leader.Security for Everyone focuses on practical, flexible, step-by-step, affordable approaches that can scale to suit your situation and needs, in language non-technical folks can understand.You'll learn: Why security matters and how it applies to our business, systems, data, and people.How to protect your own data and key accounts online (such as email and social media)-not just for your own benefit but for the safety of those you care about.How to protect your small business and the key data and tools you rely on to operate-from your website to your email-whether you are protecting yourself or working with a service provider.How to protect your startup and maximize your chance of survival as you take big risks and innovate-from vulnerability management as the technical environment team grows, to communicating security with your customers.How to scale your security for your growing organization-moving your security approach from foundations, to weaving security through your day to day operations and assessing the threats you face as your strategy changes.
The Internet Stack
An accessible journey through the seam that connects the digital world of the Internet to our physical world. The stack--the conduit between our digital and physical worlds--is the elusive, mysterious, and least-understood part of the Internet. In the five seconds it took you to read that, 100 quadrillion bits of data just whizzed through the stack. Our metaphors--cloud, virtual, cyber--blind us to the incredible reality: The Internet is a physical thing: dingy, wet, and rusty. In The Stack, Amrit Tiwana takes us on a journey through this gritty reality. The book begins with its breathtaking physical layer, laden with geography, luck, and history dating to the Civil War era. Then it shows us how most Internet traffic flows deep undersea as laser beams, not up in the "cloud" via satellites. It goes on to explore how the stack constructs and deconstructs "packets" layer-by-layer, how these packets travel over rickety paths, and how the stack can assimilate stuff that has yet to be invented. Finally, it discusses how we construct resilience out of fragile parts and how quantum computing might affect the stack.
AI and ADA
Preface The book's Preface places the current AI explosion in the context of other technological cataclysms and recounts the author's personal (and not always deadly serious) AI journey. Chapter One: "Extracting the Essence: Toward Machine Translation of Literature" This 2019 essay rashly inquired whether artificial intelligence (AI) and machine translation (MT) might eventually be applied to literary translation. Such translation strives to somehow preserve the essence of a work while carrying it over to a different language and culture and giving it rebirth there. To recognize that essence, the translator must accurately capture the meaning of the original; appreciate its metaphors, connotations, register, references, and other abstract or associative factors; and choose among available target language expressions by exercising esthetic judgments. Computers, however, have until recently remained incapable of such accuracy, abstraction, and judgment. We revisited these shortfalls in light of developments in MT and AI. We teased apart several separable aspects of literary translation - literal meaning, meter, rhyme, and the abovementioned associative elements - with reference to arguments about Vladimir Nabokov's hyper-literal translation of Pushkin's poem Eugene Onegin. Prompted by this debate, we came to analyze translation as an optimization problem: because it will often prove impossible to perfectly convey all aspects or essences of a text in a single translation, the translator must search for some optimal compromise. Then we discussed several avenues for improvement in MT which could help to extract these aspects of a text's essence - first, those which might enhance textually grounded MT (i.e., MT trained on text only), leading to delivery of high-quality literal translations; and second, those related to perceptually grounded MT (i.e., MT trained on simulated perception, e.g. of audiovisual input, as well as text), which might extract more abstract or associative elements of a text. We suggested that recognition of categories would prove central to the essence extraction sought by translators. As this categorization improves, MT should increasingly support literary, and thus cultural, preservation. However, the deepest artificial esthetic judgments will await artificial emotion. Chapter One concluded with two appendices, the first sampling numerous competing translations of Pushkin verses and the second displaying widely varying translations of a short French poem. Chapter Two: "Toward an Artificial Nabokov" Chapter One inquired whether artificial translation of literature might be at all possible. The cautious conclusion was that while high-quality literal translation might be achievable through foreseeable development of current techniques, artistic translation would await artificial emotion, a more distant prospect. This 2021 sequel went on to ask whether an artificial intelligence might eventually gain the ability to actually create works of literary art. To throw literary consciousness into the sharpest relief, we took as exemplar an author known for a kind of hyper-consciousness: Vladimir Nabokov. To be sure, the suggestion that artworks combining Nabokov's superhuman intricacy and wholly human depth could be authored by a collection of switches would horrify this transcendent author, and does seem to fly in the face of everything that is most human. But while we are concerned with what machines might do, our more fundamental concern is to understand the human thoughts and feelings to which machines might aspire; and this understanding, promising to bridge the gap between C.P. Snow's two cultures, is finally coming within reach. In our literary context, Nabokov scholarship provides many specific examples - in Ada: or Ardor, Pale Fire, and other works - of the author's hyper-conscious artistic techniques: glorying in memory; repetition to establish themes and motifs; allusion to wide-ranging w
AI and ADA
Preface The book's Preface places the current AI explosion in the context of other technological cataclysms and recounts the author's personal (and not always deadly serious) AI journey. Chapter One: "Extracting the Essence: Toward Machine Translation of Literature" This 2019 essay rashly inquired whether artificial intelligence (AI) and machine translation (MT) might eventually be applied to literary translation. Such translation strives to somehow preserve the essence of a work while carrying it over to a different language and culture and giving it rebirth there. To recognize that essence, the translator must accurately capture the meaning of the original; appreciate its metaphors, connotations, register, references, and other abstract or associative factors; and choose among available target language expressions by exercising esthetic judgments. Computers, however, have until recently remained incapable of such accuracy, abstraction, and judgment. We revisited these shortfalls in light of developments in MT and AI. We teased apart several separable aspects of literary translation - literal meaning, meter, rhyme, and the abovementioned associative elements - with reference to arguments about Vladimir Nabokov's hyper-literal translation of Pushkin's poem Eugene Onegin. Prompted by this debate, we came to analyze translation as an optimization problem: because it will often prove impossible to perfectly convey all aspects or essences of a text in a single translation, the translator must search for some optimal compromise. Then we discussed several avenues for improvement in MT which could help to extract these aspects of a text's essence - first, those which might enhance textually grounded MT (i.e., MT trained on text only), leading to delivery of high-quality literal translations; and second, those related to perceptually grounded MT (i.e., MT trained on simulated perception, e.g. of audiovisual input, as well as text), which might extract more abstract or associative elements of a text. We suggested that recognition of categories would prove central to the essence extraction sought by translators. As this categorization improves, MT should increasingly support literary, and thus cultural, preservation. However, the deepest artificial esthetic judgments will await artificial emotion. Chapter One concluded with two appendices, the first sampling numerous competing translations of Pushkin verses and the second displaying widely varying translations of a short French poem. Chapter Two: "Toward an Artificial Nabokov" Chapter One inquired whether artificial translation of literature might be at all possible. The cautious conclusion was that while high-quality literal translation might be achievable through foreseeable development of current techniques, artistic translation would await artificial emotion, a more distant prospect. This 2021 sequel went on to ask whether an artificial intelligence might eventually gain the ability to actually create works of literary art. To throw literary consciousness into the sharpest relief, we took as exemplar an author known for a kind of hyper-consciousness: Vladimir Nabokov. To be sure, the suggestion that artworks combining Nabokov's superhuman intricacy and wholly human depth could be authored by a collection of switches would horrify this transcendent author, and does seem to fly in the face of everything that is most human. But while we are concerned with what machines might do, our more fundamental concern is to understand the human thoughts and feelings to which machines might aspire; and this understanding, promising to bridge the gap between C.P. Snow's two cultures, is finally coming within reach. In our literary context, Nabokov scholarship provides many specific examples - in Ada: or Ardor, Pale Fire, and other works - of the author's hyper-conscious artistic techniques: glorying in memory; repetition to establish themes and motifs; allusion to wide-ranging w
The $10 Million Instagram Funnel
Brian Mark shares the proven strategies he used to grow a thriving online fitness business without paid ads, complicated funnels, or a website. This book is a step-by-step guide for fitness professionals looking to attract high-paying clients, generate consistent leads, and scale using organic social media. Brian breaks down how to build a standout personal brand, create content that converts, and implement a simple system for lead generation and sales. Whether you're just starting or ready to grow, this book gives you the blueprint to build a six-figure fitness business with ease.
The $10 Million Instagram Funnel
In $10 Million Instagram Funnel, Brian Mark shares the proven strategies he used to grow a thriving online fitness business without paid ads, complicated funnels, or a website. This book is a step-by-step guide for fitness professionals looking to attract high-paying clients, generate consistent leads, and scale using organic social media. Brian breaks down how to build a standout personal brand, create content that converts, and implement a simple system for lead generation and sales. Whether you're just starting or ready to grow, this book gives you the blueprint to build a six-figure fitness business with ease.
Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 44th International Conference on Computer Safety, Reliability and Security, SAFECOMP 2025, held in Stockholm, Sweden, during September 2025. The 15 full papers included in these proceedings were carefully reviewed and selected from 79 submissions. They were organized in topical sections as follows: Safety Arguments/Cases; Data Sets and Dependability Properties; Testing and Complex Environments; Methodologies (1) - Safety Design and Risk Assessment; and Methodologies (2) Machine Learning and Large Language.
Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security. Safecomp 2025 Workshops
This book constitutes the proceedings of the Workshops held in conjunction with the 44th International Conference on Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security, SAFECOMP 2025, which took place in Stockholm, Sweden, during September 2025. The 43 papers included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from a total of 61 submissions to the following six workshops: - CoC3CPS 2025, Co-Design of Communication, Computing and Control in Cyber-Physical Systems - DECSoS 2025 - 20th Workshop on Dependable Smart Embedded and Cyber-Physical Systems and Systems-of-Systems - SASSUR 2025 - 12th International Workshop on Next Generation of System Assurance Approaches for Critical Systems - SENSEI 2025 - 4th International Workshop on Safety and Security Interaction - SRToITS 2025 - 2nd International Workshop on Safety/Reliability/Trustworthiness of Intelligent Transportation Systems - WAISE 2025 - 8th International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Safety Engineering
The Social Media Trap - How to Protect Your Mental Health in a Digital World
Social media was designed to connect us-but for many, it's doing the opposite. Anxiety, comparison, loneliness, and burnout are becoming the hidden costs of a life lived online.The Social Media Trap - How to Protect Your Mental Health in a Digital World is a wake-up call and a guidebook for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the endless scroll. Backed by psychology, neuroscience, and real-world stories, this book reveals how digital platforms are engineered to hijack your attention, exploit your emotions, and subtly shape your self-worth-and more importantly, how to break free.This isn't about quitting the internet. It's about reclaiming your time, focus, and emotional well-being in a hyperconnected world.Inside, you'll learn: How social media affects the brain-especially dopamine, attention, and moodThe links between screen time, anxiety, depression, and self-esteemThe role of algorithms in creating addiction, polarization, and FOMOPractical strategies to set digital boundaries and reduce online stressHow to curate a healthier online environment without disconnecting completelyTools for developing digital resilience, self-awareness, and mindful tech habitsWhether you're a parent, teen, professional, or everyday user, The Social Media Trap offers clarity in a confusing landscape. It empowers you to take control of your digital experience-and protect your mental health without giving up the benefits of modern connection.Because your mind is too valuable to be managed by an algorithm.
Dark Web Reality
Step beyond the headlines and into the shadows of the internet's most mysterious realm.From secret marketplaces to encrypted communication hubs, the dark web has captured public imagination as a place of danger, secrecy, and forbidden activity. But the truth is far more complex. In Dark Web Reality, you'll journey through the internet's hidden layers-uncovering the facts, the myths, and the double-edged nature of anonymity in the digital age.Inside, you'll discover: The three layers of the internet - surface, deep, and dark web - and how they interact.The rise of Tor and onion routing, and why anonymity can be both a shield for freedom and a cloak for crime.Digital black markets, from the infamous Silk Road to modern underground economies.The light within the darkness - whistleblowing platforms, human rights tools, and lifesaving uses of hidden networks.Law enforcement in the shadows, battling cybercrime while protecting online freedoms.How to stay safe online, avoid scams, and understand the ethical boundaries of hidden internet use.Written with investigative depth and clear explanations, Dark Web Reality pulls back the digital curtain to reveal what truly happens beyond the reach of Google. Whether you're a cybersecurity enthusiast, a concerned citizen, or simply curious about what lies beneath the surface, this book will equip you with the knowledge to navigate - and understand - the hidden world of the internet.Enter at your own risk - and with open eyes.
Dark Web Reality
Step beyond the headlines and into the shadows of the internet's most mysterious realm.From secret marketplaces to encrypted communication hubs, the dark web has captured public imagination as a place of danger, secrecy, and forbidden activity. But the truth is far more complex. In Dark Web Reality, you'll journey through the internet's hidden layers-uncovering the facts, the myths, and the double-edged nature of anonymity in the digital age.Inside, you'll discover: The three layers of the internet - surface, deep, and dark web - and how they interact.The rise of Tor and onion routing, and why anonymity can be both a shield for freedom and a cloak for crime.Digital black markets, from the infamous Silk Road to modern underground economies.The light within the darkness - whistleblowing platforms, human rights tools, and lifesaving uses of hidden networks.Law enforcement in the shadows, battling cybercrime while protecting online freedoms.How to stay safe online, avoid scams, and understand the ethical boundaries of hidden internet use.Written with investigative depth and clear explanations, Dark Web Reality pulls back the digital curtain to reveal what truly happens beyond the reach of Google. Whether you're a cybersecurity enthusiast, a concerned citizen, or simply curious about what lies beneath the surface, this book will equip you with the knowledge to navigate - and understand - the hidden world of the internet.Enter at your own risk - and with open eyes.
Advanced Technologies in Electronics, Communications and Signal Processing
This book LNICST 620 constitutes the proceedings of the First EAI International Conference on Advanced Technologies in Electronics, Communications and Signal Processing, ICATECS 2024, held in Hyderabad, India, during July 26-27, 2024. The 65 full papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 210 submissions. They were categorized under the topical sections as follows: Wireless Communication and IoT; RF and Signal processing; VLSI System Design; Machine Learning and Deep Learning Applications.
Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (Ccsk V5) Study Guide
As cloud technology becomes increasingly essential across industries, the need for thorough security knowledge and certification has never been more crucial. The Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK) exam, globally recognized and highly respected, presents a formidable challenge for many. Author Graham Thompson offers you in-depth guidance and practical tools not only to pass the exam but also to grasp the broader implications of cloud security. Written in collaboration with the Cloud Security Alliance, this fifth edition is filled with real-world examples, targeted practice questions, and the latest on zero trust and AI security--all designed to mirror the actual exam. By reading this book, you will: Understand critical topics such as cloud architecture, governance, compliance, and risk management Prepare for the exam with chapter tips, concise reviews, and practice questions to enhance retention See the latest on securing different workloads (containers, PaaS, FaaS) and on incident response in the cloud Equip yourself with the knowledge necessary for significant career advancement in cloud security
Guardians of the Digital Age
The internet wasn't built for time travelers. But when ethical hacker and mother Elsa and her 14-year-old son, Aiden, uncover a hidden code buried deep within cyberspace, they are pulled into a high-stakes journey through cybersecurity history--from the birth of ARPANET in 1969 to the AI-driven cyberwars of 2040. Their mission? Trace the origins of digital security before an unknown force alters history and reshapes the future of technology forever. As they jump across decades, they encounter internet pioneers, legendary hackers, and cyber-rebels who changed the digital world. But not everything in the past wants to stay in the past. Real dangers lurk in the timeline. Elsa and Aiden must navigate malware, mass surveillance, cyberwarfare, and a growing mystery that threatens the foundation of the internet itself. As they race against time, they also face their own fears and shifting trust in each other. A thrilling bridge between past and future, this book introduces parents and teens to the evolution of the internet and the most essential skill of our time--digital security. "The future is written in code--but cybersecurity is about trust and humanity. Will they protect it, or rewrite it?"
Guardians of the Digital Age
The internet wasn't built for time travelers. But when ethical hacker and mother Elsa and her 14-year-old son, Aiden, uncover a hidden code buried deep within cyberspace, they are pulled into a high-stakes journey through cybersecurity history--from the birth of ARPANET in 1969 to the AI-driven cyberwars of 2040. Their mission? Trace the origins of digital security before an unknown force alters history and reshapes the future of technology forever. As they jump across decades, they encounter internet pioneers, legendary hackers, and cyber-rebels who changed the digital world. But not everything in the past wants to stay in the past. Real dangers lurk in the timeline. Elsa and Aiden must navigate malware, mass surveillance, cyberwarfare, and a growing mystery that threatens the foundation of the internet itself. As they race against time, they also face their own fears and shifting trust in each other. A thrilling bridge between past and future, this book introduces parents and teens to the evolution of the internet and the most essential skill of our time--digital security. "The future is written in code--but cybersecurity is about trust and humanity. Will they protect it, or rewrite it?"
