Certified Blackhat : Methodology to unethical hacking

· Abhishek karmakar
4.2
20 reviews
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143
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About this ebook

“To catch a thief think like a thief” the book takes a simplified approached tour through all the cyberthreats faced by every individual and corporate, The book has addressed some of the horrific cybercrime cases to hit the corporate world as well as individuals,including Credit card hacks and social media hacks. Through this book, you would be able to learn about the modern Penetration Testing Framework, latest tools and techniques, discovering vulnerabilities, patching vulnerabilities, This book will help readers to undercover the approach and psychology of blackhat hackers. Who should read this book? College student. corporate guys. newbies looking for expanding knowledge. Ethical hackers. Though this book can be used by anyone, it is however advisable to exercise extreme caution in using it and be sure not to violate the laws existing in that country.

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4.2
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Shiv Dayal
February 4, 2025
excellent
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Anil Das
September 2, 2024
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Bad Boy
December 24, 2022
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About the author

Abhishek Karmakar is Asia's first author on cyber security & young entrepreneur, computer geek with definitive experience in the field of Computer and Internet Security. He is also the Founder of Uniqu, an instructor at certified Blackhat(CBH), over the past few years he has been helping clients and companies worldwide building more connected and secure world.

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