Hacking: Beginner’s Guide to Computer Hacking, Basic Security, Penetration Testing

by John Stark

Are you ready to become a skilled white-hat hacker? Ethical hackers are in high demand. As we become more and more reliant on computer technology, black-hat hackers are working to profit from exploiting those technologies to steal personal information, cause networks to fail, and gain access to sensitive data. To combat the constant attacks on their networks and web pages, businesses and government agencies rely on white-hat hackers.

With Beginner’s Guide to Computer Hacking, Basic Security, Penetration Testing you get proven steps and strategies for mastering ethical hacking. You get the all the basics of computer hacking while discovering the advantages of being an ethical hacker. In this short but comprehensive book, you’ll learn everything you need

Basic information about hacking What separates white-hat from black-hat hackers How to use penetration test the defenses of a computer system Common attack methodologies that are used to target networks and websites Popular hacking tricks such as social engineering, password cracks, LAN attacks and more Essential tools to enhance your experience and ensure success Example code and scripts for common hacks and cracks Start your journey to becoming a master hacker today with Beginner’s Guide to Computer Hacking, Basic Security, Penetration Testing.

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Genres: Hackers

95 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 19, 2016

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Reviews

[C.H.E. Sadaphal · Rating 2 out of 5]

The bottom line: Common sense masquerades as advice in this anemic booklet.

I bought this book out of curiosity in order to get a basic idea on how I can learn to hack for everyday, ethical, and practical purposes. After reading this book, I do have a list of some basic links and resources I can access, but I am still in the dark about many of the technicalities behind hacking.
Contrary to what the book claims, Hacking is not a “comprehensive guide to hacking,” and common sense validates this considering this book is less than 40 pages.

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[Zerya Prince]

I want to read this book