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Networking for Hackers: Understanding TCP/IP & Kali Linux Tools

Networking for Hackers: Understanding TCP/IP & Kali Linux Tools

Paperback

Series: The Ultimate Kali Linux Guidebook, Book 2

Computer Security

ISBN13: 9798284116319
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 16 2025
Pages: 214
Weight: 1.12
Height: 0.45 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
So you want to hack networks? Great. Let's start by not accidentally taking down your own Wi-Fi.

Welcome to Networking for Hackers: Understanding TCP/IP & Kali Linux Tools, the second volume in The Ultimate Kali Linux Guidebook Series. If you're ready to go beyond the surface and dive into the blood vessels of the internet-this book's got your back (and your packets).

Look, I get it. When most people hear networking, they think boring corporate events and weak coffee. But in the hacker world, networking is everything. Without it, your tools are just shiny buttons, your scans are empty, and your attacks? Dead on arrival. That's where this book steps in-equal parts digital dungeon master and tech-savvy tour guide, showing you how to understand, manipulate, and master the networks that make the internet tick.

In this wildly hands-on guide, we'll break down the mysterious world of TCP/IP like you're five-except you're not, so we'll throw in some packet crafting, subnetting magic, firewall evasion, and a healthy dose of Wireshark wizardry. You'll learn:

  • How attackers actually exploit network architectures
  • What the heck the OSI model is and why it matters
  • How to calculate subnets without needing a nap
  • The difference between TCP, UDP, and that nosy ICMP neighbor
  • How to use tools like Nmap, Netcat, Wireshark, and Scapy like a digital ninja
  • Tricks for bypassing firewalls and IDS like a ghost in the network
  • How to build your own hacking lab so you stop breaking your roommate's printer

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