Hacking University

Mobile Phone & App Hacking and Complete Beginners Guide to Learn Linux

By: Isaac D. Cody

Narrated by: Kevin Theis

This is a two-book bundle related to hacking mobile devices, game consoles, and apps and dominating the Linux operating system! Two manuscripts for the price of one!

In Hacking University: Sophomore Edition you will learn:

• The history and security flaws of mobile hacking
• Unlocking your device from your carrier and various methods of securing mobile and tablet devices
• Modding, jailbreaking, and rooting
• How to unlock android and iPhone devices
• Modding video game consoles such as Xbox and PlayStation
• What to do with a bricked device
• PC emulators
• And much more!

Hacking University: Senior Edition is a beginner's guide to cover all the essential topics related to the Linux operating system. This is the fourth volume of the Hacking Freedom and Data Driven Book series.

The following topics you will learn are:

• What is Linux
• History and benefits of Linux
• Ubuntu basics and installing Linux
• Managing software and hardware
• The command line terminal
• Useful applications
• Security protocols
• Scripting, I/O redirection, managing directories
• And a whole lot more!

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©2016 Isaac D. Cody (P)2016 Isaac D. Cody

Mobile Phone & App Hacking

I'm not a programming buff nor know anything special about programming. Special in a way that I know a lot of techniques about programming, but when you talked about basics that's what I know. About this book, at first I have a difficulty understanding and internalizing it but when I read the chapter all over again I got the hyped of it. I'm a slow learner if we talked about programming but what this book did is it makes me feel like a pro, though is a basic kinda of thought.

Wow!

If you could sum up Hacking University in three words, what would they be?

Worth my time!

Which character – as performed by Kevin Theis – was your favorite?

I really love listening to this narrator. Great job!

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

I love the simplicity and the way it is arranged. All are easy to understand especially for beginners. Mobile phone and App hacking is absolutely awesome!

Any additional comments?

I am sharing the incredible book to my one and only brother. He is not new to hacking but I know there are ideas that are useful for him as well. Thanks!

Great hacking book!

Any additional comments?

This is a complicated subject but the author explain the technical subjects in easy ways without spending much time. The book was able to discuss different types of hacking, the wifi hacking, email hacking and cracking of passwords. This were very interesting. Thanks to the author! Great hacking book!

Informative audio book

Hacking is a really interesting thing to do. It is hard to study but this will be helpful in future but of course, don’t do it on the bad side. I want to learn to hack a little because I want to know how to process it. I have a friend that recommended this book that is why I have it now. I learned that there are many types of hackers. There are terms that I didn’t understand because I think I am not that really into the computer but I learned a little from this book.

Another Great Book!

Aside from the fact that the first book is a helpful book for those who wants to self manage their mobile phones in terms of programs and apps, the second book makes up a good combination because here I have learned about Linux and its uses and how to get started with mastering it.

Highly recommend this book: Hacking University

Hacking University: Mobile Phone & App Hacking is a helpful book to learn what the hacking truly is and how the hacker thinks. I wanted to understand more about Linux hacking. This book is full of real-life examples, proven methods. The knowledge will supply you with a mindset for prosperity. I just think that it is fascinating to know more about Linux hacking. Highly recommend this book.

good info on hacking

I liked this book, gave me lots of great ideas. beginning had a lot on game console hacking. talked about linux distributions as well