Hacking for the Technically Challenged

Kathy, Black Hat

ISBN 10: 1778902804 / ISBN 13: 9781778902802

Published by Madison Workshop, 2024

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Hacking for the Technically Challenged
• Publisher: Madison Workshop
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1778902804
• ISBN 13: 9781778902802
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Fine

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Synopsis

Get ready for a wild ride with "Hacking for the Technically Challenged: A Noob's Guide" by Black Hat Kathy. This hilarious and informative book will walk you through the basics of hacking, teach you essential techniques, and show you how to apply them in the real world. With a fun-loving, funny, and kind writing style, Black Hat Kathy makes hacking accessible to even the most technologically challenged individuals. So, grab your sense of humor and embark on an adventure into the world of hacking!

About the Author

Black Hat Kathy is an author, hacker, and security expert who writes about hacking and security topics. She is the author of several books, including: Introduction to Lockpicking (2021), The Social Hacking Dictionary (2022), The 10 Most Famous Hacks in History (2023), and Red Team, Blue Team: A White Hacking Reference (2024). She is focused on promoting ethical hacking and cyber security education. Black Hat Kathy came from Paris, France in 2004. She goes by the pseudonym Black Hat Kathy and does not reveal her real name or identity. She developed an interest in hacking and lockpicking at an early age and taught herself various skills and techniques through online forums and books. She also became involved in various hacking challenges and competitions, where she gained recognition and respect from other hackers.She pursued her passion for hacking and security at university, where she majored in Engineering Science. Black Hat Kathy is currently a freelance security consultant and writer, who helps various organizations and individuals to protect their systems and data from malicious hackers. She is working on a new book which will explore the future of hacking and cyber warfare.