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Since 2004, Dr. Lois P. Frankel’s New York Times bestseller has been an essential resource for women seeking advice and empowerment to stop sabotaging their careers and get ahead in the workplace. This completely updated and revised vital new 3rd edition is everything a modern working girl needs to get what she wants. We’ve leaned in, we’ve girl bossed, we’ve untamed, and it’s still challenging to be a woman at work.&nbsp;Though the workplace looks different than it did twenty years ago,&nbsp;women&nbsp;still face considerable challenges that men do not. In this new 3rd edition of Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office,&nbsp;Dr. Lois P. Frankel teaches you how to reject the "nice girl" mentality, which manifests as a distinctive set of behaviors learned in girlhood that ultimately sabotage you as an adult, and still exists in today's modern workplace. Dr. Frankel provides tools and guidance for eliminating these unconscious mistakes that could be holding you back in your career. Mistakes such as: Mistake #4: Believing Negative Self-Talk. Counter negative messages with positive ones.&nbsp; Mistake #26: Fear of Coming Across too Strong. Don't dumb down, shut down, or tone down—be assertive!&nbsp; Mistake #55: Poor Boundaries. If you're going to work from home, set boundaries. Mistake #85: Doing Instead of Leading. Picking up others' slack becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.&nbsp; You have the power to take control of your career without being controlling, to speak your mind while still being respected, and to chase your ambitions without fear or shame.

101 unconscious mistakes women make

Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office

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Was ist ein e-Government oder ein Provider? Was verbirgt sich hinter dem Fernmeldegeheimnis? Was sind TKG und TMG?
Wer das IT-Recht beherrschen will, muss dessen Begriffe und Abkürzungen entschlüsseln können. Dabei spielen sowohl juristische Fachtermini aus dem Deutschen und Englischen wie auch technische Begriffe eine Rolle.
Dieses Lexikon verschafft einen Überblick und schnellen Einstieg in die Materie. Knapp und verständlich werden die wichtigsten Begriffe aus der Welt des IT-Rechts erläutert, darunter auch zahlreiche technische Begriffe. Dabei wird insbesondere der Tätigkeitsbereich der Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht abgedeckt, also:<ul><li>Vertragsrecht der Informationstechnologien</li><li>Recht des elektronischen Geschäftsverkehrs (insbesondere Vertragsgestaltung bei Provider-Verträgen)</li><li>Immaterialgüterrecht, soweit Bezug zu Informationstechnologien</li><li>Datenschutzrecht/Sicherheit der Informationstechnologien</li><li>Recht der Kommunikationsnetze und -dienste</li><li>Vergaberecht (EVBT, auch e-Government)</li></ul>
Vorteile auf einen Blick<ul><li>knappe, verständliche Erläuterungen</li><li>mit den aktuellen Entwicklungen im IT-Recht</li><li>deckt den Tätigkeitsbereich der Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht gut ab</li></ul>
Zur Neuauflage
Die Neuauflage berücksichtigt die rasante Weiterentwicklung der Technik und die sich daraus ergebenden neuen Begrifflichkeiten im IT-Bereich. Die Neuauflage bietet u.a. eine Fülle neuer und aktualisierter Begriffe zu den verschiedenen Themen rund um die IT.

Zielgruppe
Für Rechtsanwaltschaft, aber auch Büropersonal, das im Bereich des IT-Rechts tätig ist, sowie für Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht.

Zum Werk 
 Was ist e-Government, eIDAS 2.0 oder NIS2?
 
 Wer das IT-Recht beherrschen will, muss dessen Begriffe und Abkürzungen entschlüsseln können. Dabei spielen sowohl juristische Fachtermini aus dem Deutschen und Englischen wie auch technische Begriffe eine zentrale Rolle.
 
 Dieses Lexikon verschafft einen Überblick und schnellen Einstieg in die Materie. Knapp und verständlich werden die wichtigsten Begriffe aus der Welt des IT-Rechts erläutert, darunter auch zahlreiche technische Begriffe. Dabei wird insbesondere der Tätigkeitsbereich der Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht abgedeckt, also:
 <ul><li>Vertragsrecht der Informationstechnologien</li><li>Recht des elektronischen Geschäftsverkehrs (insbesondere Vertragsgestaltung bei Provider-Verträgen)</li><li>Immaterialgüterrecht, soweit Bezug zu Informationstechnologien</li><li>Datenschutzrecht/Sicherheit der Informationstechnologien</li><li>Recht der Kommunikationsnetze und -dienste</li><li>Vergaberecht (EVBT, auch e-Government)</li></ul> Vorteile auf einen Blick<ul><li>knappe, verständliche Erläuterungen</li><li>mit den aktuellen Entwicklungen im IT-Recht</li><li>deckt den Tätigkeitsbereich der Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht gut ab</li></ul> Zur Neuauflage 
 Die Neuauflage berücksichtigt die rasante Weiterentwicklung der Technik und die sich daraus ergebenden neuen Begrifflichkeiten im IT-Bereich. Die Neuauflage bietet u.a. eine Fülle neuer und aktualisierter Begriffe zu den verschiedenen Themen rund um die IT, insbesondere auch zu den aktuellen Themen Künstliche Intelligenz (KI), Digitalisierung, Dokumentenmanagement, IT-Sicherheit usw.
 Zielgruppe 
 Für Rechtsanwaltschaft, aber auch Büropersonal, das im Bereich des IT-Rechts tätig ist, sowie für Fachanwaltschaft für IT-Recht.

Accessprovider bis Zwischenspeicherung

IT-Recht von A-Z

Der Siegeszug von Computern und Mikroelektronik seit den 1960er Jahren wird oft als "dritte
industrielle Revolution" bezeichnet. In der DDR stand vor allem der Name Robotron für die neue,
in alle Bereiche der Wirtschaft ausgreifende Technologie. Im Rückblick auf die Geschichte des
Kombinats verdichten sich technische Möglichkeiten und gesellschaftliche Hoffnungen. In einer
Montage aus Gesprächen, Dokumenten, künstlerischen Arbeiten und Reflexionen zum Verhält-
nis von Geopolitik, Planwirtschaft und Weltmarkt nimmt das Buch die industrielle Entwicklung
des ostdeutschen Staates in den Blick. Dabei stellt es gängige Vorstellungen infrage, die sich
in der Überlieferung einer "sozialistischen" Vergangenheit festgesetzt haben, und schaut auf
die politischen und ökonomischen Widersprüche, die schließlich zum Scheitern der DDR führten.
Inke Arns ist Kuratorin, Autorin und Direktorin des HMKV Hartware MedienKunstVerein. Sabine Weier
ist Autorin, Kuratorin und Teil des Teams der GfZK - Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst Leipzig. Jan
Wenzel ist Autor und Verleger bei Spector Books. Franciska Zólyom ist Kunsthistorikerin, Kuratorin
und Direktorin der GfZK - Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst Leipzig.

Code und Utopie

Robotron

A timely investigation of what is at stake when AI takes legal decision-making out of human hands. Artificial intelligence is proliferating in many professions, and the legal field is no exception. In The Rule of Law After Artificial Intelligence, Katie Szilagyi investigates the philosophical and practical implications of using AI in legal spaces, beginning with several fundamental questions: What is the law supposed to do, and from where does it derive its authority? Would law still achieve these aims if automated? How might automation affect the rule of law's integrity and democratic institutions' operations? Blending legal philosophy, applied case studies, and insights from both critical legal scholarship and science and technology studies, Szilagyi argues that law and storytelling are deeply connected. Through creating and contesting the law, we make sense of the information around us and generate narratives about our collective world. These narratives are not static: legal precedent evolves, and legal deliberation on hard cases can help to resolve unclear or unprecedented social issues. Szilagyi demonstrates that technological innovations make the rule of law vulnerable because large language models and machine learning undermine the visioning function of legal narratives, collapsing exercises of legal interpretation into mere administration. Datafication of law--built on the biased data of our cultural past--threatens longstanding legal ideals, lessens the constraints against abuses of power by private actors, and hamstrings society's ability to reach a more egalitarian future. Szilagyi argues instead for centering narratives within the law and, in turn, rediscovering the tales the law tells us about who we are.

Automated Narratives

The Rule of Law After Artificial Intelligence

THE MILLION COPY #1 BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF BUTTERIS BACK WITH A NEW NOVEL OF OBSESSION'Tender and thrilling it's Yuzuki at her best'ELLE'Deliciously satisfying'iPAPER'Enjoyable and addictive'INDEPENDENT'Fantastically dark'ERIN KELLYThe thrilling new novel of friendship and dangerous obsession from Asako Yuzuki, the award-winning author of the global sensation Butter.Eriko really wouldn't mind being savaged, if it was her best friend doing the savaging ...Eriko's life appears perfect - devoted parents, pristine apartment and a high-flying job in the seafood division of one of Japan's largest trading companies. Her latest project, to reintroduce the controversial Nile perch fish into the Japanese market, is characteristically ambitious. But beneath her flawless surface she is wracked by loneliness.Eriko becomes fascinated with a popular blog written by a housewife, Sh¿ko. Sh¿ko's posts about convenience-store food and her messy home are the opposite of the typical manicured housewife. When Eriko tracks Sh¿ko down at her favourite restaurant, Sh¿ko is at first charmed by her new companion. But soon Eriko's obsession with Sh¿ko begins to spiral out of control. How far will she go to hold on to the best friend she's ever had?Beautifully translated by Polly Barton, Hooked is a delicious exploration of food, loneliness and womanhood in contemporary Japan.A most anticipated book in Vogue, Guardian, New York Times, The Times, Sunday Times Style, Elle, Stylist, Graziaand more.'Expect to see this distinctive pink cover everywhere'GRAZIA'A psychological thriller with a social commentary bite'INDEPENDENT'Unsettling, compelling, richly written' JODIE HARSH, author of You Had to Be There'Translated with crackling verve'GUARDIAN'I couldn't stop reading'COSTANZA CASATI, author of Babylonia'Stayed with me for weeks'IRISH TIMES'Tremendous - an elegantly written ... dissection of female friendship'THE GLOSS'You can't fail to be reeled in'SERVICE95'Will leave you gasping'TOBI COVENTRY, author of He's the Devil'No one writes about the lurking monstrosities of womanhood quite like Asako Yuzuki'ALICE SLATER, author of Death of a Bookseller

Hooked

How to move beyond guessing about manager skill with decision-based analytics, not the outcome-based analytics used at present. Skill is the raison d’être for active equity management. Yet precious little is known about manager skill. What is skill? Who has it? How should it be measured? Is a manager’s skill improving, declining, or remaining consistent? Without answers to such fundamental questions, capital allocators have no choice but to rely on inferences, hunches, and guesswork. In Skill Versus Luck, Michael Ervolini explains how to move beyond skill fog with newer analytics developed over the past decade. Unlike conventional analytics that simply rehash fund outcomes, the newer cause-and-effect analytics relate a manager’s decisions to fund excess returns, providing rigorous measures of manager skill. Results from these newer analytics enable capital allocators to understand manager skill for the first time and make more effective allocation decisions.

How to move beyond guessing about manager skill with decision-based analytics, not the outcome-based analytics used at present. Skill is the raison d’être for active equity management. Yet precious little is known about manager skill. What is skill? Who has it? How should it be measured? Is a manager’s skill improving, declining, or remaining consistent? Without answers to such fundamental questions, capital allocators have no choice but to rely on inferences, hunches, and guesswork. In Skill Versus Luck, Michael Ervolini explains how to move beyond skill fog with newer analytics developed over the past decade. Unlike conventional analytics that simply rehash fund outcomes, the newer cause-and-effect analytics relate a manager’s decisions to fund excess returns, providing rigorous measures of manager skill. Results from these newer analytics enable capital allocators to understand manager skill for the first time and make more effective allocation decisions.

Taking the Guessing Out of Equity Fund Selection

Skill Versus Luck

The dark web has a marketplace. This is what's for sale. Getting into the dark web isn’t simple. You need Tor. You need clean OPSEC. And even then, the forums worth being in don’t just let you walk through the door. The top-tier ones require vouches from established members, Bitcoin deposits, proof that you’re somebody. In 2021, Lindsay Kaye was among the first to reverse engineer and publicly disclose a new ransomware variant. She did it before the group behind it, BlackMatter, had even started operations. How? She found it by watching the dark web forums where the group was quietly recruiting affiliates. This book takes you inside that world and into the code behind the tools she found there: <ul><li>Raccoon Stealer—a credential stealer behind hundreds of millions of stolen passwords, and the SQL query it uses to pull them straight out of your browser</li><li>TrickBot—the banking trojan that infected millions of Windows machines, and how it injects into Chrome and hooks the functions handling your banking traffic</li><li>Cerberus—an Android banking trojan sold on dark web forums for $200 a month, and how it overlays a fake login page on top of your real banking app</li><li>LockBit—one of the most prolific ransomware operations in history, and how it kills backup services, deletes shadow copies, and pushes a Group Policy update to every machine on the domain before encryption starts</li><li>Mirai—the botnet that knocked half the internet offline in 2016, and how it’s able to find and infect new devices to expand its reach</li><li>Sodinokibi/REvil and ALPHV—two of the most destructive ransomware-as-a-service operations ever, taken apart from the affiliate recruitment posts to the encryption code</li></ul> Threat reports tell you what happened. This book shows you how.

The dark web has a marketplace. This is what's for sale. Getting into the dark web isn’t simple. You need Tor. You need clean OPSEC. And even then, the forums worth being in don’t just let you walk through the door. The top-tier ones require vouches from established members, Bitcoin deposits, proof that you’re somebody. In 2021, Lindsay Kaye was among the first to reverse engineer and publicly disclose a new ransomware variant. She did it before the group behind it, BlackMatter, had even started operations. How? She found it by watching the dark web forums where the group was quietly recruiting affiliates. This book takes you inside that world and into the code behind the tools she found there: <ul><li>Raccoon Stealer—a credential stealer behind hundreds of millions of stolen passwords, and the SQL query it uses to pull them straight out of your browser</li><li>TrickBot—the banking trojan that infected millions of Windows machines, and how it injects into Chrome and hooks the functions handling your banking traffic</li><li>Cerberus—an Android banking trojan sold on dark web forums for $200 a month, and how it overlays a fake login page on top of your real banking app</li><li>LockBit—one of the most prolific ransomware operations in history, and how it kills backup services, deletes shadow copies, and pushes a Group Policy update to every machine on the domain before encryption starts</li><li>Mirai—the botnet that knocked half the internet offline in 2016, and how it’s able to find and infect new devices to expand its reach</li><li>Sodinokibi/REvil and ALPHV—two of the most destructive ransomware-as-a-service operations ever, taken apart from the affiliate recruitment posts to the encryption code</li></ul> Threat reports tell you what happened. This book shows you how.

Reverse Engineering the Tools of the Underground Economy

Dissecting the Dark Web

Stop Relying on Black Box Tools and Start Building Your Own. Offensive security isn’t just about running scripts; it’s about implementing engineering solutions. Red Team Engineering will show you how to transition from penetration tester to red team operator—taking you beyond the basics of exploitation to teach you the “how” of professional offensive development and infrastructure engineering. Casey Erdmann, an experienced red team operator, guides you through the complete development life cycle of a modern cyber operation. Using a project-based approach, you’ll engineer a complete offensive arsenal as you: <ul><li>Build full-stack credential harvesting apps with HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.</li><li>Create brute-force and password-spraying tools in Python to attack SMB services.</li><li>Use Go to craft custom ransomware with encryption/decryption logic.</li><li>Abandon manual server setups for reproducible, disposable infrastructure.</li><li>Deploy C2 servers, redirectors, and phishing infrastructure on AWS.</li></ul> You'll also learn how to: <ul><li>Tunnel through firewalls with reverse VPNs using OpenVPN and PiVPN.</li><li>Manage fleet configurations at scale with Salt Project.</li><li>Simulate execution of end-to-end scenarios like deploying a physical “dropbox.”</li></ul> Whether your goal is to understand the enemy or to level up your penetration testing skills, Red Team Engineering will show you how to build professional-grade hacking tools that get the job done.

Stop Relying on Black Box Tools and Start Building Your Own. Offensive security isn’t just about running scripts; it’s about implementing engineering solutions. Red Team Engineering will show you how to transition from penetration tester to red team operator—taking you beyond the basics of exploitation to teach you the “how” of professional offensive development and infrastructure engineering. Casey Erdmann, an experienced red team operator, guides you through the complete development life cycle of a modern cyber operation. Using a project-based approach, you’ll engineer a complete offensive arsenal as you: <ul><li>Build full-stack credential harvesting apps with HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.</li><li>Create brute-force and password-spraying tools in Python to attack SMB services.</li><li>Use Go to craft custom ransomware with encryption/decryption logic.</li><li>Abandon manual server setups for reproducible, disposable infrastructure.</li><li>Deploy C2 servers, redirectors, and phishing infrastructure on AWS.</li></ul> You'll also learn how to: <ul><li>Tunnel through firewalls with reverse VPNs using OpenVPN and PiVPN.</li><li>Manage fleet configurations at scale with Salt Project.</li><li>Simulate execution of end-to-end scenarios like deploying a physical “dropbox.”</li></ul> Whether your goal is to understand the enemy or to level up your penetration testing skills, Red Team Engineering will show you how to build professional-grade hacking tools that get the job done.

The Art of Building Offensive Tools and Infrastructure

Red Team Engineering

If your tooling is public, it’s already known. Defenders have studied every public offensive framework. They know Cobalt Strike’s beacon patterns, Metasploit’s shellcode signatures, and the behavioral fingerprints of every commodity implant. Once it’s known, the tool gets burned. As a red teamer, your job is to get in. When defenders know your tools, they know your moves—and you don’t get in. Evasion Engineering teaches you to build custom offensive tooling in Go by understanding what modern defenses actually target and building around them.&nbsp; You’ll construct network enumerators, C2 implants, lateral movement tools, obfuscated loaders, and covert exfiltration channels. Each chapter then flips the perspective: the same techniques, examined from the detection side. Build the tool. Understand how it gets caught. Build better. Dennis Chow (GIAC Security Expert #288) and Michael LaSalvia bring 36 combined years of experience inside Fortune 500 red team programs. They treat payload development as an engineering discipline: robustness, reusability, and reliability built in from the start, not bolted on after the fact. You’ll learn to: <ul><li>Build enumeration tools that don’t match known signatures&nbsp; </li><li>Develop C2 implants with custom protocols that bypass network inspection </li><li>Implement lateral movement via autonomous worm mechanics </li><li>Create hybrid-packed payloads that defeat AV and EDR </li><li>Exfiltrate data through covert channels under active monitoring </li><li>Map every technique to its detection surface and validate your results </li></ul> If you’ve been relying on tools the defender already knows, this book is where that changes.&nbsp; Requires Go 1.21.x and higher and Python 3.x

A practical, detection-aware guide to designing and building custom red team tools that survive in modern enterprise environments. Red Team Toolcraft teaches offensive and defensive security professionals how to reason about tooling behavior through the lens of SIEMs, EDRs, and logging pipelines, and how to use that insight to build bespoke tools engineered for evasion rather than convenience. Modern enterprises are saturated with telemetry. Endpoint agents, centralized logging, behavioral analytics, and automated detections have made off-the-shelf red team tools increasingly brittle and predictable. Most red team tools fail not because they’re buggy, but because they behave in ways detection systems are designed to notice. Red Team Toolcraft teaches readers how to think, design, and build differently. Instead of showing how to run popular frameworks, this book focuses on how offensive tools actually behave in monitored environments and why that behavior so often gives them away. The authors walk readers through the foundations of detection-aware tool design, explaining how payload structure, execution flow, and environmental interaction influence visibility across modern detection stacks. Each chapter centers on modular, adaptable examples that show not just what works, but why it works. Readers learn how small design decisions surface in logs, alerts, and behavioral analytics, and how thoughtful toolcraft can reduce detection while still achieving realistic adversary objectives. The result is a field-ready reference for red teamers who need to build their own tools when public ones fail, and for detection engineers and threat hunters who want a clearer view of how advanced operators design tooling to evade automated defenses.

Building Custom Tools to Evade Modern Detection

Evasion Engineering

Lernen im Netz

20 Arbeitsblätter für Klasse 3-6 zur spannenden Erkundung von Reptilien und Amphibien - medienkompetenzorientiert, fächerübergreifend und liebevoll aufbereitet.
 Gründe für den Lernerfolg: 

 ¿ Stärkung der Medienkompetenz durch gezielte Internetrecherche
 

 ¿ Fächerübergreifendes Lernen in Sachkunde / Sachunterricht / Heimat- und Sachunterricht / Heimat und Sachkunde, Deutsch und Mathematik
 

 ¿ Selbstständiges oder kooperatives Arbeiten mit Kopiervorlagen
 

 ¿ Förderung handlungsorientierten Lernens und der Allgemeinbildung
 

 ¿ Einfache Einführung in die Computerarbeit im Unterricht
 Detailliertere Beschreibung: 

 Heft 45 der Reihe "Lernen im Netz" bietet 20 sofort einsetzbare Kopiervorlagen für den Sachunterricht der Klassen 3 bis 6. Die Lernenden erforschen die faszinierende Welt von Reptilien und Amphibien - unterstützt durch gezielte Internetrecherche: Amphibien und Reptilien sind keine Streichelzootiere, aber faszinierende Wesen. Sie laufen uns nicht täglich über den Weg und wecken gerade deshalb unsere Neugier. Harter Panzer, schleimige Haut oder samtene Hülle? Diese und andere Fragen gilt es zu klären. Darüber hinaus setzen sich die Kinder nicht nur mit dem Körperbau sowie der Lebensweise von Reptilien und Amphibien auseinander, sondern auch mit der Bedeutung dieser Lebewesen für unsere Umwelt.
 "Lernen im Netz" fördert selbstständiges Arbeiten, kombiniert Naturthemen mit Medienbildung und verknüpft Inhalte aus Sachkunde / Sachunterricht / Heimat- und Sachunterricht / Heimat und Sachkunde, Deutsch und Mathematik. Ein Technik-Kapitel erleichtert die Einbindung digitaler Medien im Unterricht.Zusammenfassung: 

 Ob im Einzel- oder Teamarbeit: Mit diesem Heft entdecken alle Lernenden Reptilien und Amphibien aktiv und medienkompetent - ideal für den Unterricht in Klasse 3-6.

Lernen im Netz, Heft 45: Reptilien und Amphibien

Dokumentation der Erhebungsinstrumente der dritten Computer and Information Literacy Study

ICILS 2023 #Deutschland

Das ist ein digitaler Ratgeber für ältere Menschen. Er beinhaltet konkrete Hilfestellungen einfach erklärt und leicht verständlich. Im Bereich Computer, Smartphone, Whatsapp, Mail und einigem mehr tauchen immer wieder Fragen auf die beantwortet werden müssen. Ich versuche hier Lösungen aufzuzeigen.

für Junggebliebene und Senioren

Digitalratgeber

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