Building Password Crackers with Python: Create your own PDF, ZIP, SSH, and FTP password cracking scripts with Python

by Abdeladim Fadheli

Unlock cybersecurity secrets with "Building Password Crackers with Python," a captivating mini-book that takes you on a thrilling journey into the world of password cracking and ethical hacking. Delve into the techniques and tools used by cybersecurity professionals to test and strengthen system security. 🔒 Unveil the Gain a comprehensive understanding of password-cracking methodologies for ZIP and PDF files, and learn how to crack them step by step. Discover the inner workings of brute-forcing SSH and FTP servers, empowering you to identify vulnerabilities and enhance system defenses. 🔓 Empower Create a powerful password generator from scratch and master the art of parsing command-line arguments with Python. Unlock the potential of your coding skills and expand your understanding of cybersecurity principles. 🔑 Practical and Each section presents practical exercises and clear instructions, enabling you to apply your newfound knowledge immediately. Learn by doing and gain confidence in assessing and securing digital systems. 🚀 Launchpad to a Cybersecurity If you're passionate about protecting against cyber threats, this mini book serves as your launchpad. Lay the foundation for a career in cybersecurity and become a valuable asset in the ever-evolving world of digital defense. 📚 Perfect for those new to the field, this mini book provides a simple introduction to password cracking and ethical hacking. No prior experience is required—just curiosity and a desire to learn. Embark on an exciting journey into the realm of cybersecurity. Arm yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to protect, defend, and strengthen digital systems. Get your copy of "Building Password Crackers with Python" today and start unraveling the mysteries of password cracking and ethical hacking! This book is for educational purposes only. The techniques described should only be used ethically and responsibly, with explicit permission to test authorized systems.

39 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 15, 2023