Penetration Testing
A HandsOn Introduction to Hacking
by Georgia Weidman
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appears in Hacking, Cybersecurity, and Programming.
In Penetration Testing, security researcher and trainer Georgia Weidman provides you with a survey of important skills that any aspiring pentester needs. This beginnerfriendly book opens with some basics of Programming, and helps you navigate Kali Linux, an operating system that comes preloaded with useful computer security tools like Wireshark and...
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