The Ultimate Kali Linux Book

Perform Advanced Penetration Testing Using Nmap, Metasploit, Aircrack-Ng, and Empire, 2nd Edition

By: Glen D. Singh

Narrated by: Alex Freeman

Kali Linux is the most popular and advanced penetration testing Linux distribution within the cybersecurity industry. Using Kali Linux, a cybersecurity professional will be able to discover and exploit various vulnerabilities and perform advanced penetration testing on both enterprise wired and wireless networks.

This audiobook is a comprehensive guide for those who are new to Kali Linux and penetration testing that will have you up to speed in no time. Using real-world scenarios, you’ll understand how to set up a lab and explore core penetration testing concepts. Throughout this book, you’ll focus on information gathering and even discover different vulnerability assessment tools bundled in Kali Linux. You’ll learn to discover target systems on a network, identify security flaws on devices, exploit security weaknesses and gain access to networks, set up Command and Control (C2) operations, and perform web application penetration testing. In this updated second edition, you’ll be able to compromise Active Directory and exploit enterprise networks. Finally, this audiobook covers best practices for performing complex web penetration testing techniques in a highly secured environment.

By the end of this Kali Linux audiobook, you’ll have gained the skills to perform advanced penetration testing on enterprise networks using Kali Linux.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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This is it!

Motivating and inspiring. Read it twice and starting a third time. Makes me confident I can have a cybersecurity career. Super easy to follow and very well elaborated

Lack of clarity

PDFs don't match narration. There was no pdf showing how to set up the isolated test network, and nowhere in the book is it explained. The narration instructs the listener to reference figure 2.1 however that figure only shows a rudimentary network topology. It seems the author simply regurgitated what was read in similar books and then pasted together vague PDF instructions