In the Fundamentals section there is one article describing how to dig out some information about network interfaces using .net framework. I guess I won't exaggerate, if I say that more then a half of it is about how to use the whole Visual Studio thing. And the other half one could google in about 5 seconds. That's about it for the fundamentals.

Then, in the Attack section, we can read about hacking Xbox (to be honest the author totally lost me in the technical details I had totally no interest in, but hey, it doesn't mean it's bad, maybe I'm just not the intended audience), about gluing IP packet sniffers and spoofers in python using Pcapy and Impacket modules, about digging out media files from the media streaming services and about modifying binary files using a hex editor (for fun mostly).

As a final article in this section, we can read about cryptographic hash functions. A nice article, although the Example 1 appears to be a bit over-enthusiastic (a polite way to say it's more of dogs bollocks). If you decide to read it, you might want to equip yourself in some anti-bullshit-gear here and here.

Then there is an article titled Unconventional methods of intrusion detection talking about some conventional methods of intrusion detection. It starts the Defence section and is followed by an article about messing with BMP files in order to obscure them, another about Silverlight security and yet one about types of DMZ setups.

That's it for now. Have fun!