Chapter 13. Eavesdropping Techniques
“You can observe a lot by just watching.” | ||
| --Berra's First Law | ||
IN THIS CHAPTER
Eavesdropping Defined
The previous chapters focused mostly on working with the application bytecode and resources. N-tier applications that are dominant on the server side offer additional angles for reverse engineering and hacking. It is common practice to deploy application tiers as separate processes that communicate with each other via network protocols. For instance, a Web browser displaying an HTML front-end on a user workstation uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol ...
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