An information security specialist with the US Army, O’Connor introduces the hacker’s programming language Python to new users, and describes some advanced features to those who already know it. There was aReference and Research Book News in August.
The high expectations for this title are created by the authors’ collective credentials and experience. The book shows how powerful a few dozen lines of Python code can be. The Ethical Hacker Network is in February.
There is an excellent resource that develops and enhances a diverse set of security-related Python skills. The book is a great reference, where recipes could be quickly implemented to address specific issues. Readers who are working in an Info Sec position will be able to put their newly acquired skills to use immediately, and those looking to break into the field will acquire skills that differentiate themselves from others who are dependent on prebuilt tools. Anyone who wants to improve his or her Python skills should read this title. The Ethical Hacker Network is in February.
TJ O’Connor is the grand Python master. The book that keeps giving is this one. O’Connor masterfully walks the reader from basic to advanced penetration testing techniques with sample code throughout. Ove is a SANS Certified Instructor and co-author of SANS forensics 408 – Windows In Depth.
Violent Python is full of practical examples and is for all security professionals. Knowledge for pen testers to forensic analysts, beginner to advanced and offensive to defensive tasks is covered. This is an excellent source if you are looking for a Python book. James Shewmaker is a security analyst.
The best hackers know when to write. There are a lot of examples in the Violent Python collection. This book has useful bits for everyone. Raphael Mudge is the creator of Armitage.
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Learn how to exploit systems and build effective pen testing tools to defend your system from attackers.
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About the Author
TJ O?Connor is a Department of Defense expert on information security and a US Army paratrooper. While assigned as an assistant professor at the US Military Academy, TJ taught undergraduate courses on forensics, exploitation and information assurance. He twice co-coached the winning team at the National Security Agency?s annual Cyber Defense Exercise and won the National Defense University?s first annual Cyber Challenge. He has served on multiple red teams, including twice on the Northeast Regional Team for the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
TJ received a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the US Military Academy, a Master of Science degree in Information Security Engineering from the SANS Technical Institute, and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from North Carolina State. He has published technical research at a number of conferences. He holds expert cyber security credentials. TJ is a member of the SANS Red and Blue Team.
TJ O’Connor was a faculty member at the United States Military Academy and taught courses on forensics, exploitation, and information assurance. He spoke at various security conferences, including ShmooCon. He has participated in numerous cyber defense exercises, including winning the National Defense University Cyber Challenge, coaching the winning team at the National Security Agency’s Cyber Defense Exercise and working as a red team member of the Northeast Regional Cyber Defense Competition. He holds a number of certifications, including the SANS Certifications GIAC Gold certifications.
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