Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi - Second Edition

Complete noob to kali <me> - I have enjoyed the book thus far. I did have a few challenges with it because of outdated software. Following the book is fairly easy but frustrating when you're trying to enter commands that have been changed or replaced somehow. That's ok though, little leg work never hurt anybody. I guess it's expected at the rate tech evolves.For the most part there is alot of useful knowledge to be learned from the book and not a bad place to start for a noob.

I'm a network geek who does routing and large scale design. Security is not a strong suit for me, and certainly not a detailed topic like pen testing. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and following along. I really like the discussion around kill chains and the theory behind how real-life security is supposed to work. The book is best used as a "follow along" guide with your own kit; the authors make no assumptions about the reader's ability to assemble a kit, so they provide many cost-effective options for getting started. In a world of faux security blogs and cookie cutter "experts", it is very refreshing to get practical, relevant, and modern tips from two strong players.

Lots of great information about more ways to use the pi!!!!!

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