A clever little ibex navigates challenges to secure his position as the leader of the herd. Through wit and resourcefulness, he demonstrates that intelligence can triumph over size and strength, showcasing themes of perseverance and cleverness in the face of adversity.
Hacking Challenges for Getting Started with Penetration Testing
Focusing on the gap in targeted training for IoT penetration testing, this master's thesis develops specialized hacking challenges aimed at entry-level learners. It emphasizes critical aspects like hardware examination and the analysis of wireless protocols such as WLAN and Bluetooth, which are often overlooked. The challenges created for Hagenberg University’s IoT lab address realistic security vulnerabilities, blending theoretical knowledge with practical skills to enhance students' understanding of IoT security.
For fans of Jon Klassen and Peter Brown comes MORE DUNG!, a slyly funny and stunningly illustrated picture book about a greedy dung beetle by debut author-illustrator Frank Weber. The dung beetle thinks he has everything he needs: the warmth of the sun, a gurgling river, and as much dung as he could ever want. But when a leopard tells him of a farm with even MORE dung, the beetle's world suddenly looks small. And so he sets off to the farm, accruing more and more dung, building a veritable DUNG EMPIRE! But a tower of dung comes with a tower of risk, and soon our insect hero finds himself buried in his greed. (Yes, he's buried in poop.) Frank Weber seamlessly blends philosophical questions about greed with scatological humor and truly gorgeous artwork to create this special debut.
In a serene mountain setting, an old man reflects on the eerie silence of his mysterious visitor, contrasting the vibrant sounds of nature around them. As they walk, he becomes increasingly aware of the visitor's ghostly presence, leading him to contemplate the phrase "The Ghost of the Mountain," which suddenly resonates with profound clarity. This encounter intertwines themes of silence, nature, and the ethereal, prompting deep introspection about the unseen forces that inhabit the world.
Set in the early 1900s, this captivating account follows Frank Weber's inaugural hunting expedition along the White Nile in the Upper Sudan. Joined by a seasoned friend and local guides, they embark on a thrilling journey to hunt diverse big game, including elephants and crocodiles, with an array of firearms. The narrative is enriched with engaging anecdotes and early trophy photographs, offering a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of early African hunting. This book serves as a valuable resource for sportsmen and historians interested in the era's hunting practices.