Linux Basics For Hackers: Getting Started with Networking, Scripting, and Security in Kali

Although I am a seasoned professional, I found this book extremely informative if you want to learn the absolute basics of hacking. I can definitely recommend this to anyone, beginner or professional.

I am relatively new with Linux I am familiar with various distros, and I have worked on improving my knowledge and use of the terminal, etc. This book has really helped me answer tons of questions I've made myself on processes to follow to accomplish various tasks, this comment is vage however the point here is that I was able to find solutions over different topics of Linux in one place.

Unix administration has long been thought to be some secret art taught from farther to son. Now the secret is unleashed!

And no better place than this book.If your curious tall about linux,this very detailed and well structered guide is a great entry to Linux and getting more comfertable with the Linux OS

This is a gem. The author is obviously someone who can translate geek talk to normal english. The format of the book is practical and easy to follow along. Concepts are explained along the way, understandable and relatable. For someone who is easily bored with boring theory, this had me totally engaged.

It's like a guided tour to Linux with some light talk about hacking. The book is fun and light, suitable for people who are new to Linux, or those who worked with Linux before but have no idea what and why. Very well narrated and fun to read, each chapter is short enough for you to not feel intimidated. One thing to note is that you won't be a hacker after this book, or have a deep understanding of how Linux work. The title says "Linux Basic" and it's what you're going to get.