Do you recommend ‘Black hat python’ for beginners?
are Grey Hat Python and Violent Python still relevant for learning to hack with Python?
Is it me, or is the Black Hat Python book trash?
Any C books like "Black Hat Python" or "Black Hat Go", focusing on infosec aspects, but purely in C ?
Hello all,
I've been working pretty diligently on a Python for cybersecurity course. Originally it was going to be very strongly tied to the Black Hat Python book, but after getting through the whole book, there were so many things I felt were out of date, and inefficient I'm going to change about 20% of it.
Additionally, Black Hat Python was not a book that took someone from no Python skills to understanding the examples in the book.
So my question is for all of you out there who are trying to learn have tried to learn Python in the past, what's important to you?
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Is a lab guide helpful?
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A github repository with updated code as time goes by?
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Is a written explanation or concepts helpful?
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etc...
In general what have you found helpful in the past and what have you found to be unhelpful?
Kind regards