Hacking: Hacking For Beginners Guide On How To Hack, Computer Hacking, And The Basics Of Ethical Hacking

by Josh Thompsons

Have You Ever Wanted To Be A Hacker? Do You Want To Take Your Hacking Skills To Next Level?





Yes you can easily learn how to hack a computer, spoofing techniques, mobile & smartphone hacking, website penetration and tips for ethical hacking!



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With Hacking for Beginners Guide on How to Hack, Computer Hacking, and the Basics of Ethical Hacking, you'll learn everything you need to know to enter the secretive world of computer hacking. It contains proven steps and strategies on how to start your education and practice in the field of hacking and provides demonstrations of hacking techniques and actual code. It not only will teach you some fundamental basic hacking techniques, it will also give you the knowledge of how to protect yourself and your information from the prying eyes of other malicious Internet users.





This book dives deep into basic security procedures you should follow to avoid being exploited. You’ll learn about identity theft, password security essentials, what to be aware of, and how malicious hackers are profiting from identity and personal data theft.





Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Discover...A Brief Overview of HackingEthical HackingChoosing a Programming LanguageUseful Tools for HackersThe Big Three ProtocolsPenetration Testing10 Ways to Protect Your Own System

By the time you finish this book, you will have strong knowledge of what a professional ethical hacker goes through. You will also be able to put these practices into action. Unlike other hacking books, the lessons start right from the beginning, covering the basics of hacking and building up from there. If you have been searching for reliable, legal and ethical information on how to become a hacker, then you are at the right place.





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114 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 5, 2017

Reviews

[Anne Fox · Rating 2 out of 5]

I purchased this book mainly for researching the topic of hacking for a sequel to my own series. Although some of the information is quite useful to that endeavor, other information is a bit over the head of a novice. Delving into Python, for instance, for someone who isn't familiar with programming Python is hardly useful. An improvement here might be a simple mention of the preliminaries in the manner of that usually encountered when considering taking a college course: a list of prerequisites that it would be useful for the reader to complete before going forward.

Another thing: the book could use an editor, proofreader, and formatter. I'm not saying this just because I do all of these things, but because the errors in each of these areas are very distracting. Pages 95 and 96 are practically unreadable, and has such oddities as "vulnerabilities" with the terminal s on the next line. Plus, the section header for this area appears on the previous page (94) with no associated material until you get to the next page.

I would have given the book a better review if the above-mentioned items had been cleaned up prior to publication, but as it stands it needs a little work. It might even make a nice part of a series of books of its size that take the reader from novice to expert, but again as it stands it tries to present too much in too little space. My advice: break this down into areas you'd like to address, Josh, and then hit each one in a single book that goes a bit more in depth with each topic.

[Timothy Carter · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is helpful.

[Adam Dorathy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Really good start for anyone who wants to learn about hacking. This will point you in the right direction for sure.

[Abigael Buret · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice book