HANDS-ON PYTHON PROGRAMMING FOR ETHICAL HACKING

Ever wondered how security pros break into their own systems — then lock them back down tighter than ever? “Hands-on Python Programming for Ethical Hacking” shows you each step in plain English, turning theory into repeat-able tasks you can try tonight.
Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Write concise Python scripts that scan ports, sniff packets, and automate reconnaissance
• Build custom exploit labs on a virtual machine so you never risk a live network
• Map vulnerabilities, escalate privileges, and maintain access — all within legal guidelines
• Decode traffic with Wireshark, crack hashed passwords, and spot misconfigurations before attackers do
• Conduct full-scope penetration tests and produce reports that decision-makers understand

Each chapter pairs code listings with clear explanations, screenshots, and step-by-step walkthroughs. No copy-and-paste dumps—every line is explained so you know why it works.
Whether you’re a curious beginner, a sysadmin closing security gaps, or a developer building safer apps, this guide arms you with the practical skills employers value:

• Up-to-date Python 3 examples
• Real-world case studies from network breaches
• Cheat sheets for Nmap, Metasploit, and Wireshark
• Lab exercises you can finish in an evening
• Proven methods to document and present findings

By the final page you’ll feel confident tackling everything from simple scans to full red-team simulations without relying on generic tools.