Learning Kali Linux: Security Testing, Penetration Testing, and Ethical Hacking 1st Edition, Kindle Edition

This book is great. Easy to understand and indepth explanations. I recommend you have prior computer knowledge or experience before reading this book (maybe read through the Linux in a Nutshell book first or CompTIA A+ certification guide) though the first chapter is based strictly on getting you started and up to datw with Linux. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who wants the learn Kali Linux.

This is an excellently written, and interesting technical resource book for learning and relearning Kali. The writing is concise and useful for new learners and old security hands in information Assurance. The book has considerable utility in teaching pen testing methods and best practices. The price and value proposition is excellent. Highly recommended

outstanding product

I'm very happy with my new book. Excellent paper and cover also I have a new bookmark (attached with book as gift). The book content is as I waiting. Awesome!

Great book. Exactly what I was looking for

Great examples. Ric was a great instructor and his published works are very much like his online courses.

libro demasiado caro para el contenido demasiado basico y pobre

This is the second book in a row I was really excited about getting from O'reilly that has a botched print job. All of the screen shots are stretched to be page width which pixelates them and makes them unreadable.The first book was Jenkins 2: Up and Running: Evolve Your Deployment Pipeline for Next Generation Automation. The problem made that book unusable.I even printed all the images in a 75 page document to keep with the book so I could reference it. That didn’t work because there was no way to find them by page number or figure numbers.This book does not have nearly the number of screenshots in it, so it’s not that bad. No stars deducted.Since Kali’s release I have wanted to learn more about using it. I don’t know how many times I have downloaded, but I can tell you my interest was usually sparked by a new book release. A few chapters into each of the past books and I lost interest.This book is different. The author’s writing style makes this book easy to stick with. He combines the right amount of information about Kali to help you concentrate on learning the tools. Many of the past books just hit the tools and left you floundering if you are not a regular Linux or Unix user.He also does a great job of explaining what it is you are about to attack. An example of what I mean is that when he introduces Web Application Test in Chapter 8, he first covers web application architecture, how the different components play a part (e.g. web server, application server, database server, firewall, loader balancer, etc.).Over all this book has been a blast to read and will be my go-to reference for Kali tools in the future.

An excellent intro to Kali Linux and a useful reference for anyone learning about the pen testing and security/ethical hacking.

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Good one