Start exploring the world of Linux from a security perspective! This book is intended for readers who want to become familiar with the basics of Linux and learn to work with an operating system commonly used in system administration and cybersecurity.

What will the book bring you?

Linux Basics for Hackers, 2nd Edition serves as a guide for readers who want to use Linux practically while gaining a better understanding of its fundamental principles. It focuses on working with the command line, basic commands and system configuration, file and user management, networking fundamentals, and selected security concepts. The acquired knowledge can be applied, among other things, in education or practice in ethical hacking and security testing - always in accordance with the law and with the consent of the owner of the systems being tested.

With a practical approach, the author will guide you through key topics so you can try out the procedures and build a stronger foundation for working with Linux. The book can be useful for students, IT professionals, and self-learners interested in cybersecurity.

Why buy this book?

The second edition typically includes supplemented and revised content compared to the previous version and may reflect more current practices and tools. The specific extent of changes may vary by printing and edition.

Main advantages:

• Practical guide to Linux basics with an emphasis on security topics
• Clear explanations suitable even for beginners
• Focus on terminal work and common Linux tools
• Introduction to principles of ethical hacking and security testing (within a legal and ethical framework)
• Updated edition compared to the previous edition

Product content and features:

• Focus on Linux for system administration and security practice
• Step-by-step explanations of configuration and basic Linux commands
• Includes guides for working with files, users, and networks
• Contains practical examples and exercises to reinforce knowledge
• Suitable for self-study as well as a course supplement