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Best WiFi Hacking Books 2017-Must Read If You Want To Hack Anyone's WiFi

By Admin

The Best Books for Learning How to Hack Wi-Fi (2017)


So, you want to learn how to hack Wi-Fi, but there’s too many books out there. Which one is right for you? How can you make an informed decision? Well, you’re in luck because that’s exactly what we’re going to do here. Below is a collection of the best Wi-Fi hacking books there are.
Having personally read all of these (and a few others that I haven’t added here), you’ll find only the best of the best in this list. I’ve made sure to include something for everyone. If you’re a complete beginner, these books will help you take off from square one all the way to becoming an expert who can easily crack almost any Wi-Fi networks. If you’re already familiar with hacking, then these will bolster your knowledge of penetrating wireless networks.
So let’s get started.

1. Wireless Hacking for Beginners - step by step

Book cover and review of Wireless Hacking for Beginners - step by step
This is a very well written book on wireless network hacking. Written from an ethical standpoint, it provides you a complete practical overview of hacking Wi-Fi and gets you practicing right off the bat, perfect for beginners. And it’s just 40 pages, you can read it right now and start hacking Wi-Fi networks within the next hour or so! Pick it up here.

2. The Beginner’s Guide to Hacking Wireless Networks

Book cover and review of The Beginner’s Guide to Hacking Wireless Networks
Another short book, this one goes a bit deeper into protocols and helps quickly fill the gaps in your knowledge so that you can be prepared for hacking stronger networks. It provides a concise introduction of the material and follows up with more detail as you go. Check it out here.

3. Introduction to Wireless Hacking with Kali Linux

Book cover and review of Introduction to Wireless Hacking with Kali Linux
As you become a more experienced hacker, you’ll have to start using Kali. And what better place to start learning Kali than by learning how to hack Wi-Fi. While other books in this list have some tools that can be run on windows as well, this book is focused on making you comfortable and efficient with Wi-Fi hacking using Kali Linux. Grab it from here.

4. Beginners Guide on How to Hack Wireless Network

Book cover and review of Beginners Guide on How to Hack Wireless Network
This is the last beginner level book in this list. It is focused on penetration testing a wireless network and outlines the complete approach to hacking any Wi-Fi networks. Instead of hacking, it is more focused on security and that is something that you, aspiring hacker, should learn now. After all, your neighbor could also be reading these books. Get this one from here.

5. Hacking Wireless Networks - The ultimate hands-on guide

Book cover and review of Hacking Wireless Networks - The ultimate hands-on guide
After reading the previous books, you should now have developed a solid plan of attack for hacking Wi-Fi networks. But you’ll soon realize that latest technologies and developments (e.g: WPA2) make for a major obstacle to any Wi-Fi hacker. So now we must mix in a bit of social engineering and some clever tactics to gain control of a wireless network. And this is exactly what this book teaches you. You can find it here.

6. Hacking Exposed Wireless

Book cover and review of Hacking Exposed Wireless
I’ve saved the best one for last. This is where it all comes together. At 500+ pages long, it is going to be quite a read, but rest assured that you’ll come out knowing everything there is to know about hacking wireless networks. The author is a master at simplifying the most complex techniques. But beginners should still go over the previous books first as this one gets quite technical. It focuses not only on Wi-Fi but all kinds of wireless networks such as Bluetooth, Z-wave and ZigBee. A must read for anyone who wishes to become the master of wireless hacking. Get it here.

And there you have it. This is everything you need to learn Wi-Fi hacking. If you’re determined, you could finish the entire set in a couple of weeks. So, do you think you have what it takes? Go ahead and find out :)
P.S: I’ll routinely update this list to account for any new books or editions.

5 Best Ruby Books Of 2017-Learn Ruby In 21 Days

By Admin
This page features a collection of some of the best Ruby books for all learning levels.I will guide through the process of selecting the best Ruby book for you, based on my expertise with the language (programming in it since 2005), my extensive experience with mentoring young programmers, and having reviewed dozens of Ruby books over the years.Searching for the right programming book can be a challenge. I don’t like wasting time or money, so when I buy a programming book it’s typically the result of reading a large number of opinions and reviews to narrow down my selection and then reading parts of the books in a bookstore if possible. Of course, what I’m looking for in a book varies: sometimes I want to know what the best reference is; sometimes it’s looking for the best in depth insights into how and why a language works the way it does; and other times, I’m looking for a book with good hands-on tutorials so I can actually play with a language and learn. No matter which type of book I’m looking for, I expect it to have insights into the “best practices” of the language it’s written about. Typically, I look for the good tutorial book first, followed by the how and why and eventually progress to needing the ultimate reference. Knowing which of the goals I’m trying to satisfy helps me decide which book to choose.

1. Beginning Ruby: From Novice to Professional (3rd Edition) by Peter Cooper
This is a great introduction to Ruby for beginner programmers. It lays down solid foundations for the Ruby Books: Beginning Rubylanguage, while also nicely introducing the whole Ruby ecosystem. The author, Peter Cooper, is a well-known figure in the Ruby community, and in this book he clearly demonstrates his ability to teach and communicate with newcomers. This third edition was released recently and is comprehensive enough to act as a good, current reference book as well.


2.David Flanagan


David Flanagan
(By: The Ruby Programming Language )
David Flanagan is a well-known author of several programming language books, which include his instructive best-selling works on JavaScript and Bibles. The book is a complete guide to version 1.8 and 1.9 of Ruby. It is an expert-illustrated edition, comprising of instructional overviews on mastering Ruby Framework. The book is specifically designed for beginners and intermediate Ruby programmers who wish to accomplish pivotal Ruby tricks and techniques to progress in the stream of Ruby programming quickly and uncompromisingly.

3. Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby: An Agile Primer

Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby: An Agile Primer
(By: Sandi Metz )
The author has compiled an ultimate edition for advanced Ruby learners, who may use it as a guide to their emergence as top level object-oriented language programmers. The text aims at easing the Ruby-execution-process for programmers who may initially be perplexed over so many unmanaged Ruby frameworks flooding the internet. Metz’s work serves as an ultimate guide to mastering original object-oriented mechanisms and designs, implementing pleasing and manageable codes with vivid illustrations and instructions quoted from a practical approach to Ruby programming.

4. The Ruby Way: Solutions and Techniques in Ruby Programming (3rd Edition) by Hal Fulton and André Arko
Ruby Books: The Ruby WayIt looks like a cookbook, and within its pages you’ll find plenty of how-tos for several common tasks. It is, therefore, a valuable book if treated as a cookbook, but that’s not its main purpose. The Ruby Way is about learning how to deal with a variety of programming tasks in an idiomatic manner. This book is about learning to code the Ruby Way.
The first edition of this book is where David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Rails, learned most of what he knows about meta-programming and Ruby. I personally consider The Ruby Way 3rd Edition to be a definite must-have, it’s chock-full of practical examples and advanced lessons.

5. Ruby under a Microscope: An Illustrated Guide to Ruby Internals

Ruby under a Microscope: An Illustrated Guide to Ruby Internals
(By: Pat Shaughnessy )
The author has dedicated his book to Ruby programmers of all levels. It is important to understand the deepest and core syntax of a programming language in order to use it for easy coding and advanced application development. The book covers extended information on alternative Ruby implements like Rubinius and JRuby. As a reader proceeds with this book, he/she may be surprised to find the most interesting facts about Ruby that were previously unknown and the way these can utilized in making a super-easy approach to Ruby programming.

When I put together a list of books, I typically aim to highlight a strong book from each of these categories: the getting started tutorial, the deep knowledge book, and the in-depth technical reference. This tends to cover varying levels of programming knowledge and learning styles, which hopefully will give you a better idea of which of the books you will find most valuable.

5 Best Python Books To Learn Programming in 2017

By Admin
Reading books is the best way to gain exposure over a particular subject and get an in-depth understanding. In this world of technology, it is important to know and understand the different technical aspects in the computer system. One of the most essential things to learn is that of computer programming language.Python is a famous and most useful computer programming that is interactive and extensible in nature. Learning Python is important as it is a cross platform computer language that is used by giant corporations to do work in a quick and efficient manner.

Python is one such famous and most useful computer programming language that continues to feature among the top languages. Python is a widely used high-level, general-purpose, interpreted, dynamic programming language in the late 1980s, and named after Monty Python, that’s used by thousands of people to do things from testing microchips at Intel, to powering Instagram, to building video games with the PyGame library. Its design philosophy emphasizes code readability, and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than possible in languages such as C++ or Java.

1. Learning Python (5th Edition)

The writer of the book is Mark Lutz. The books gives a brief learning of basics of python programming. The book is made for the beginners to get an insight into the programming with python. The readers can gain a depth knowledge with this book. So this is an ideal book whether you are the beginner or a professional programmer developer.
2. Python Programming: An Introduction To Computer Science
This is the second edition of John Zelle’s Python Programming, updated for Python 3. It offers foundational concepts of computer science in a form that is clear and easy to understand. It is about theory and its practical application. It takes a fairly traditional approach, emphasizing problem solving, design, and programming as the core skills of computer science. It is ideal to be read by beginners and new python programmers, as it provides for a strong foundation on the subject. It also touches upon important subjects like Structure and Introduction of Computer programs.
3. Python for Data Analysis
The author of the book is Wes Mckinney.  The book is wholely concerned with the nuts and bolts of manipulating, processing, cleaning and crunching the data in Python. The book also inherits the modern introduction to the scientific computing in Python. The book provides a better knowledge of the tools.  It helps to understand and analyse the data in move easy and effective way.

4. Python Cookbook


The book covers all the crucial areas regarding Python language and introduces one towards the much-needed techniques that has a huge scope, including simple string concentration to that of recursive decent parsers writing. The book has chapters that cover extensively on the subject generators and iteration techniques. It also carries a practical approach on several fronts. Packed with efficient and necessary chapters, the book is a must read for those who want to become good at Python programming language.

5. Python Essential Reference
Written by David M. Beazley, this book is a comprehensive reference to the Python programming language. The focus of this latest edition is to add coverage of significant new features and new library modules added to the language over the past five years. It also includes the omitted sections of Python 2 and provides a detailed overview of the language and helps in gaining a practical knowledge over the subject. Clearly written with concise organization, the new features covered include new style classes, unification of types and classes, xmlrpclip, intertools, bz2 and optparse, making it the most up-to-date Python book on the market. This book is the one that programmers need to read first.
Python is one of the famous programming languages used by major organizations and corporations. It is readable and supports multiple programming facilities, provides an exceptional platform for any type of relevant tasks, and last but not the least, allows a better developmental knowledge when it comes to programming language and tools.