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Linux Shell Scripting for Hackers

Automate and scale your hacking process with Bash scripting

Why this book

Bash becomes much more interesting when you have a real task to give it. This book puts shell scripting in a security context: working with command output, joining tools together, and automating the repetitive parts. I co-authored it with Donald A. Tevault.

Who it’s for

You’re interested in security and want to put Bash to work in an authorized lab or testing environment. It’s for readers who want practical scripting examples, rather than another list of commands to memorize.

TAKE A LOOK FIRST

Explore the code examples

Packt’s public companion repository contains the chapter code. Browse the examples to get a feel for the material, and only run security exercises in environments where you have permission.

Explore the code examples
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