Hacking With Linux: Networking Basics and Ethical Hacking for Newbies (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781700072702)

You're getting started in the awesome world of pentesting and network security but as everyone knows, hacking is complex and there isn't a single right way to do it. So where do you begin?

Hacking With Linux takes you from your very first baby steps in installing Kali all the way to learning the basics of working your way into a network and taking control of a Linux environment. Along the way you'll learn the basics of bash scripting, directory setup and all the handy tips and tricks passed down over the years by your fellow ethical hackers

Join Travis Booth, author of Machine Learning With Python and Python Data Analytics, as he teaches you all about:

• Installing Kali on a VM
• An introduction to Linux commands and basic text manipulation
• The basics of anonymity and cloaking
• Writing your first shell scripts to inspect wireless networks
• Manipulaiting permissions and user variables

and so much more

Stop trying to recreate the wheel and start from the beginning. This practical guide will help you make sense of the exciting world of ethical hacking and cyber security.

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