Red teams can show flaws that exist in your network before they are compromised by malicious actors and blue teams traditionally assess current security measures and identify security flaws. The teams can provide valuable feedback to each other, but this is often overlooked, enter the purple team.

• Initial Access
• Execution
• Persistence
• Privilege Escalation
• Defense Evasion
• Credential Access
• Discovery
• Lateral Movement
• Collection
• Command and Control
• Exfiltration
• 
  

Purple Team Field Manual is a must have for every cyber security professional. The purple team field manual integrates red and blue team methodologies, and aligns TTP's to the MITRE ATT&CK Matrix. It also contains useful reference command reference guides for networking. Don't wait get your copy now.

Tour operations focuses on providing and operating the vacation of customers by booking, contracting and packaging different components of the tour. This involves extensive management of transportation, hotel, guides, meals, tours and flights. A travel agency deals with administering and selling tour packages from different tour operators. Their primary responsibility is to select the most appropriate package according to the client's needs. The key difference between a travel agency and a tour operator is that while the former specializes in a variety of destinations, the latter focuses on a select concentration of destinations. This book brings forth some of the most innovative concepts and elucidates the unexplored aspects of travel agency and tour operations. It picks up individual branches and explains their need and contribution in the context of a growing economy. Those in search of information to further their knowledge will be greatly assisted by this book.

What do you need to know about Judd Jesup?

When we meet Judd Jesup, he's a New Orleans musician who works part time in a small thrift store (not a junk shop, its owner would tell you) in the Bywater neighborhood. Like many before him, he has come to New Orleans to start a new life. He and his best friend, food-blog writer Neveah Andreasen, are having lunch one day when a mysterious woman on a bicycle rides into his life. Things begin to change.

Throw in a group of odd thrift store characters, a surprise kidnapping, a violent shoot-out at a local hospital, and more music than Sweet Emma Barrett could shake a tail feather to, and you've got a story you won't soon forget.

Oh, and don't forget that magic book. This, more than anything else, is about the magic of books.

Part To Kill a Mockingbird and part Ugetsu, Bryant's Dutch Curridge examines the life of early 1950s Fort Worth from the bottom up.

Alvis Curridge is an ex-employee of the Fort Worth Sheriff's Department. When he isn't found at Peechie Keen's Bar & Kanteen, drinking and swapping stories with buddies, he is busy trying to keep things in line around Cowtown-even if that means occasionally tangling with his former boss.

In his spare time, he enjoys taking in the local music scene. He likes western swing and jazz music almost as much as he likes Ruthie Nell, the spunky writer for the Fort Worth Press.

Things are all going smoothly until Dutch-his friends all call him that, even if he isn't thrilled about it-is contacted by an old friend to help locate her missing son.

Hard boiled crime and mystery meets good old-fashioned ghost story as Dutch, who knows a great deal about the ways of the world, learns a little about himself and how he fits into the scheme of things.

Hardboiled, but hot as a door knob after a nuclear blast. Tim Bryant's work is blessed not only with originality, but with a kind of madness that makes it one of a kind and as special and surprising as a one eyed, three hundred pound toad with a picnic basket. I love this guy's stuff. Seems to me, his success is assured. -Joe R. Lansdale

Linux Field Manual is a must have for any IT admin or professional. A comprehensive pocket guide to Linux, includes descriptions and command references for:

• POST, MBR and Bootloaders
  
• Kernel and Modules
  
• Daemons and Processes
  
• Common Admin Commands
  
• Scripting (BASH, Python, Perl)
  
• Filesystem Architechture
  
• Remote Access (SSH, Samba, FTP)
  
• Common Web Servers
  
• Common Databases (MySQL, MS SQL, PostgreSQL)
  

What do you need to know about Upriver?

Judd Jesup is back, fresh from his experience in Bywater. If you've read that book, you should be primed and ready for this one. It may also help if you have some knowledge of Storyville, the redlight district of late-nineteenth-century/early-twentieth-century New Orleans where jazz was born. Or if you've heard of Jelly Roll Morton. But if you know nothing on these subjects, don't worry. This trip will take you back to those days. Time, it seems, isn't at all what we think it is. Music, as Judd learns, is the real magic. And Storyville? Well, it just sounds like a place where stories are born.

There's different kinds of fire...

William Randolph Packard Hearse... Dutch has his hand in at least two, maybe three kinds of fires. He's investigating the mysterious house-fire that left Fisher Pulaski in the city morgue without a single burn on him. Then there's the unknown man found burned to a crisp in a car on a desolate road. Nicknamed Bernie by the townspeople, word is he might have been with the mob. Then again, he might have been a cop.

Dutch is also hired to capture an escapee from an area mental hospital, a man he knows all too well. Along the way, he decides to pull into Fast Mike's and trade his pickup truck for a Packard hearse. His friendship with Slant Face Sanders breaks down and may be irreparable, but his side hustle taxiing people around town in the hearse, christened William Randolph Packard Hearse, soon starts to pay dividends. He may be driving a glamor girl across nighttime Fort Worth, but it's Ruthie Nell that his heart burns for. And that may prove to be the most dangerous kind of fire of them all.

Spirit Trap not only reunites the Fort Worth detective with his friends, Slant Face and James Alto; it also brings back favorites like Ruthie Nell Parker and Verbal and Noble Whitaker.

There's a dead family in a small country house, a blind man working in a gun store, a vindictive dancehall owner, and a wild animal waiting at the edge of the woods. All have one thing in common, and it isn't their love for the Texas two-step.

Dutch gets naked!

In OLD MOTHER CURRIDGE, Private detective Alvis Dutch Curridge asks questions like:

Did Elvis Presley kill this poor dead girl?
Did I kill the bastard son of lawman Bat Masterson? and
Did Alvis Sr. leave me with the greatest mystery of them all?

Dutch Curridge leaves his beloved Fort Worth to find some answers in OLD MOTHER CURRIDGE, the greatest Dutch Curridge tale of them all. And yes, he gets naked in both a physical and metaphorical sense. It's a story about questions that lead to more questions. A story about stories, and each one comes with a price.

Fort Worth, TX detective Alvis Dutch Curridge is back, and he's bringing Slant Face Sanders and the gang along for the ride of their lives. When the bartender at his favorite hangout, Peechie Keen's, is murdered, it's up to Dutch to set things right. And this time, he has to do it without Ruthie Nell Parker.

Peechie Keen's bar in Old Fort Worth's Hell's Half-Acre is the site of the brutal murder of barkeep Patrick Cavanaugh, and Alvis Dutch Curridge's investigation of the crime presents a rogue's gallery of the southern criminal element with concisely-drawn characters that would have made Raymond Chandler weep with envy. As insightful as a red-tailed hawk riding the hot Texas wind over a rabbit warren, Tim Bryant's noirish literary wit and charm leaves me spellbound. Southern Select is most highly recommended -George Wier, author of The Bill Travis Mysteries.

When Artillery Conray Patton washes up on the bank of the Angelina River in 1958, it's both the end of a journey and the beginning of a story. It's one that stretches from the Civil War to the civil rights era, from the now-gone riverboat town of Pattonia, Texas to Senegal on the west coast of Africa. It takes a pretty big man to encompass that kind of span. Art Patton pulls it off and then some. There are skeletons and voices in Patton's past to be sure. But the real mystery is Art himself. Solve him, and the rest of the story follows.

From the depths of the Big Thicket, emerge five authors, drawn together by their passion for storytelling and their unique abilities to frighten innocent children and old women. Their Redneck Voodoo style of storytelling will carry you on journey through twelve tales, each written beneath the pines of East Texas.Inside this delightfully creepy collection of tales, readers will find the following twelve tales: Scarecrow Sheriff, Dog Murderer, and Blackbirds, by Tim Bryant. In the Forest, by Dawna Bowman Flowers. Flowers, by Blake Heath. A Teller of Quietus, and Wife in a Box, by David Lackey. Homeless Willie & the Pigeons of Fremont Street, The Medulla Oblongata Affair, Cat Police, Tacos of Doom, and Secret Santa, by Randy Porter.

Belenus Creagh, a real, authentic faery who originated in the countryside of Ireland, is a fan of American TV westerns. So much so that he has traveled through the Fairy Mound, arriving at the Caddo Indian mounds of East Texas. Finding Texas to be not quite like he anticipated, he begins to explore his surroundings, eventually settling in the small town of Keachi, Louisiana. There he befriends a young spirit named Lalari who almost gets him into more trouble than he can get out of. So that Lalari will have a playmate, Belenus agrees to kidnap a human child. He doesn't expect to be so moved, watching the child's single mother crying over her lost son on local TV. Belenus might be able to return the child and look like a hero. But things will never work out that easily.

RFID Field Manual is a must have for any security specialist or those interested in RFID technologies. A comprehensive pocket guide to RFID, includes descriptions and command references for:

• Proxmark3 descriptions and commands
• RFID ISOs
• Cloning Tools
• Block RFID
• Disable RFID
• Low Frequency vs High Frequency
• DIY RFID Zapper Instructions

Certified Information Systems Security Professionals are in high demand, as the certification process itself is demanding. Simplify your studying needs with the CISSP FM. This Field Manual follows the 2021 (ISC) exam outline and has an easy to follow layout and gives you technical terms followed by definition.

• Security and Risk Managment
• Asset Security
• Security Architechture and Engineering
• Communication and Network Security
• Identity and Access Managment
• Security Testing and Assessment
• Security Operations
• Software Development