Linux Playbook For Hacker’s

Description

Cybersecurity begins with Linux. If you want to master ethical hacking, penetration testing, or system security, this book is your complete guide to learning Linux the hacker’s way. Linux Playbook for Hackers takes you step by step from beginner-friendly Linux basics to advanced hacking skills used by professionals in the field.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Master Linux Fundamentals – Command line navigation, file management, user roles, permissions, and process control.
• Network Hacking & Security – Configure IP addresses, spoof MACs, analyze packets, manage DNS, and troubleshoot with essential tools like Nmap and Wireshark.
• Hands-On Tools & Scripting – Automate security tasks with Bash and Python, build port scanners, vulnerability scanners, and log analyzers.
• Stay Anonymous & Secure – Use Tor, VPNs, proxychains, and Linux hardening to maintain privacy and security online.
• Advanced Hacking Techniques – Persistence with cron/systemd, privilege escalation with GTFObins, and malware detection with tools like chkrootkit, ClamAV, and YARA.
• Practical Labs – Every chapter includes exercises and real-world examples so you learn by doing, not just reading.

Unlike generic Linux manuals, this playbook is written for hackers and cybersecurity learners. It blends practical labs, real-world tools, and clear explanations to give you the confidence to use Linux as your hacking platform.

Whether you’re a student, aspiring ethical hacker, or IT professional, this book is your roadmap to mastering Linux for cybersecurity.