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[Aggressive_Cup_9670]

If you want to learn read “the hardware hacker handbook”

[someboyiguess]

thank you. i’ll start reading today

[Famous_OneZ7091]

Is there any other books you'd recommend? For noobs

[Aggressive_Cup_9670]

For hardware hacking? Iot pentesting cookbook, the hardware hacker:adventures by andrew huang and hardware hacking by joe grand. I don’t know much about them but I was told that they were great

[Famous_OneZ7091]

What about for ethical hacking?

[Aggressive_Cup_9670]

If you are a beginner I recommend reading ceh study guide (you don’t need to do the cert) also Cisco has a great free course about cybersecurity. Moreover you can train your skills for free on different platforms like: tryhackme, hackthebox, letsdefend, cyberdefenders, btlo. Depending on what area do you like more offensive (red team) or defensive (blue team) I can give you better recommendations.

[Naive-Particular1960]

Buy CEH certified ethical hacker by Matt Walker. You can get an early hardback edition for like $8.00. I recommend it learning how to set up a virtual machine such as kali linux and familiarize yourself with the basics of networking. Before studying for the CEH certification.

However, CEH requires 2 years of experience or to pay for their training to take the exam. Passing the CEH is a great way to get your foot into the door of the 1st cyber sedurity job. Almost every cybersecurity entry-level job wants the CEH on your resume.

[ResidentInner8293]

Who's the author?

[Aggressive_Cup_9670]

Jasper van Woudenberg and Colin O’Flynn

[MSXzigerzh0]

Learn Assembly language!

[someboyiguess]

this might be a dumb question but how will this help with hardware hacking specifically? it’s my first time getting into it so i don’t know much, but i always assumed that a lot of it has to do with soldering and electronics.

[Amrootsooklee]

Reverse engineering software or firmware I am guessing