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Network basics for hackers The Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Network Intricacies, Demystifying Cyber Threats, and Forging Ahead in Digital Defense Realms - Scott McAleese 2023 PDF Independently published BOOKS NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES
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Network basics for hackers The Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Network Intricacies, Demystifying Cyber Threats, and Forging Ahead in Digital Defense Realms
Author: Scott McAleese
Year: 2023
Number of pages: 330
Format: PDF
File size: 26.7 MB
Language: ENG

Dominate the Digital Maze with Unparalleled Precision and Expertise! Are you an aspiring hacker or cybersecurity enthusiast yearning to dive deep into the world of networking? Or maybe you're a professional on the brink of a career transition, seeking clarity amidst the overwhelming deluge of online resources? In today's world, a foundational grasp of networks isn't just a 'good-to-have'; it's a necessity. But we get it—drowning in an ocean of resources, fearing outdated information, or being anxious about lacking hands-on practice can be paralyzing. A highlight of this guide is an exclusive chapter dedicated to Kali Linux, the penetration tester's holy grail. Explore its rich history, acquaint yourself with its indispensable tools, and master the nuances of its configuration. With Kali Linux under your belt, your prowess as a hacker will know no bounds. Dive deep into Kali Linux, enhancing your toolkit and boosting your confidence. Kali Linux is a hacker's best friend. From its vast suite of tools to its customizable nature, it's a platform built for penetration testing. Learn how to set up Kali, get acquainted with its interface, and master some of its most powerful tools. This chapter ensures you're not just theoretically informed but practically ready. Master hacker networking basics. Dive into data packets, protocols, and router workings to form a solid hacking foundation. Unlock Windows domain attack secrets. Explore Windows vulnerabilities, including pass-the-hash and token impersonation, to exploit corporate OS weak points.

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