Ethical Hacking: Understanding the guts of network

Have you ever wondered what really happens when you "hack" a system? Ethical Hacking: Understanding the Guts of the Network is not just a technical manual; it is a deep dive into the mind of the attacker to learn the art of defense. Over the course of eight chapters, William Antonio Garcia Garcia demystifies the world of cybercrime. From building your own lab with Kali Linux and using passive espionage techniques (OSINT), to the psychological manipulation of Social Engineering and the invisible dangers of WiFi networks. The book clearly exposes how Ransomware mafias operate, how everyday devices become weapons (IoT) and how websites are broken from the inside. But knowledge without purpose is dangerous. That's why this work culminates in teaching you to think like a White Hat: implementing defense-in-depth strategies, active monitoring, and professional ethics. It is the essential guide for those who want to transform their curiosity into a digital shield, protecting an increasingly connected and vulnerable world. Are you ready to see how deep the rabbit hole goes?

Pages: 68, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing