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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? I want to be a white-hat hacker! Post 302585837 by rtacconi on Thursday 29th of December 2011 10:53:21 AM

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I have not tried this course (yet) by myself but it seems to be very practical:

Online BackTrack Security Training by Offensive Security.

Of course you need to read read and read. As web developer and sys admin I would like to learn hacking mainly to protect my server and web apps and I think it is better get some training otherwise you/I can get lost in some many topics and fields.

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fst-train

fst-train(1)							     fst-train							      fst-train(1)

NAME

       fst-train - learning transducer weights

SYNOPSIS

       fst-train [ options ] file [ input-file ]

OPTIONS

       -t file
	      use multiple transducers in the same way as fst-infl2.

       -b     This option is used for supervised training with disambiguated data.

       -d     Disambiguate the analyses symbolically as described in the man pages of fst-infl2.

       -q     quiet mode

DESCRIPTION

       fst-train  is  used  to	learn  statistical weights for the transducers transitions based on training data. Training is either unsupervised
       (default) or supervised (option -b).
       In supervised mode, the input contains fully disambiguated data with the surface and the analysis form. The format restrictions are identi-
       cal to those applying for lexicon entries, i.e. all operators other than the colon operator (:) are interpreted literally.
       In unsupervised mode, the input data consists of surface strings. The format is identical to the input format of fst-infl and fst-infl2.
       The transducer weights are stored in files whose names are obtained by appending .prob to the names of the transducer files.

BUGS

       No bugs are known so far.

SEE ALSO

       fst-infl2, fst-compiler

AUTHOR

       Helmut  Schmid,	Institute  for	Computational  Linguistics,  University of Stuttgart, Email: schmid@ims.uni-stuttgart.de, This software is
       available under the GNU Public License.

								   October 2005 						      fst-train(1)