Hacking Network Protocols: Complete Guide about Hacking, Scripting and Security of Computer Systems and Networks

Networking fundamentals and cybersecurity meet in this two-part introduction to computer systems, network setup, and hacking. Hans Weber begins with the building blocks of computer networks, then turns to hacking concepts, scripting, and ways to protect systems—giving curious readers a broad starting point across connected topics.

Start with how networks fit together

The first section, “Computer Systems and Networking Guide,” introduces computer systems and networking before moving into network security, setting up a network, IP addressing, and subnetting. Its progression from basic concepts to practical network structure offers readers a framework for understanding how the pieces relate.

Explore hacking terminology and approaches

The second section, “Hacking,” distinguishes black-hat, white-hat, and grey-hat hacking, and also covers networks, scripting and other tools, and different types of hacking. The contents then turn to protection from hacking and the role of cybersecurity. This broad survey helps place hacking terminology alongside defensive concerns.

A broad first look at networking and security

Rather than focusing on a single protocol or specialized technique, the book ranges across networking basics, IP subnetting, security, and introductory hacking topics. It may be relevant to readers who want an initial overview of these subjects and a clearer sense of the concepts they might explore further.

Inside:

• Computer systems and networking fundamentals
• Network setup, security, IP addressing, and subnetting
• Black-hat, white-hat, and grey-hat hacking
• Scripting, hacking approaches, and personal protection