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Wireless Hacking: How to Hack Wireless Networks
Hacking is the method used to get into a system without the administrator ever knowing. This is usually done to gain access to information that may be located on the server. This can either be done maliciously or for educational purposes. Wireless hacking is going to be the act of getting into someone’s wireless network so that you can get onto their computer and find out various pieces of information. Wireless hacking is just another method that hackers use on a long list of hacking methods. With wireless hacking, you are going to be using various methods and programs to achieve a goal. You need to keep in mind that when you are hacking a wireless network, you must be quick and you have to be stealthy or else you are going to get caught and when you get caught. In this book, you are going to learn things such
The purpose of this book is to give you the knowledge on wireless hacking that you are seeking and for you to use it in an educational manner, not a malicious one.
Click the "Buy" button above to learn how to Hack Wireless Networks. Also available in paperback and audio (coming soon).
The purpose of this book is to give you the knowledge on wireless hacking that you are seeking and for you to use it in an educational manner, not a malicious one.
Click the "Buy" button above to learn how to Hack Wireless Networks. Also available in paperback and audio (coming soon).
48 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 22, 2017
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September 9, 2019
Good.
Some reasons for 4 stars. Also, to address a couple of the negative comments:
-This book is short. It is less then 100 pages. It is only intended to give an introduction and advice.
-Not all tech terms were explained. One example is map network drive. Most non tech folks would have to Google what that means. If I was not studying IT field, I would not have a clue on what that means.
-Sometimes depending on the situation, old ways works better.
-I really love how the author gives mostly laymen terms! He explains the different type of hackers. I feel laymen terms are wonderful for everyone learns differently. This is my primary reason for 4 stars. Again, not completely in laymen terms.
-I like how he explains hacking is not a joke. He explains why.
-The author has experience in this field. Read his biography.
The author states (not in these exact words) about always learning. One thing about life is learning. Especially, with the IT field.
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Some reasons for 4 stars. Also, to address a couple of the negative comments:
-This book is short. It is less then 100 pages. It is only intended to give an introduction and advice.
-Not all tech terms were explained. One example is map network drive. Most non tech folks would have to Google what that means. If I was not studying IT field, I would not have a clue on what that means.
-Sometimes depending on the situation, old ways works better.
-I really love how the author gives mostly laymen terms! He explains the different type of hackers. I feel laymen terms are wonderful for everyone learns differently. This is my primary reason for 4 stars. Again, not completely in laymen terms.
-I like how he explains hacking is not a joke. He explains why.
-The author has experience in this field. Read his biography.
The author states (not in these exact words) about always learning. One thing about life is learning. Especially, with the IT field.
🇺🇸💻
March 27, 2018
Perfectly written!
I am a white hat and needed to brush up on my skills. It has been 6-7 years since I last hacked. I have a big mission in mind and this is just what I needed. I do wish it had more Android in it... Off course it should be simple as its a knock off of Linux.😁
I am a white hat and needed to brush up on my skills. It has been 6-7 years since I last hacked. I have a big mission in mind and this is just what I needed. I do wish it had more Android in it... Off course it should be simple as its a knock off of Linux.😁
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