Listen to this audiobook free with a 30-day trial. Go to http://hotaudiobook.com/free Title: HackingSubtitle: Hacking for Beginners, Basic Security & How to HackAuthor: Jacob HatcherNarrator: Luke RoundaFormat: UnabridgedLength: 3 hrs and 34 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 01-06-17Publisher: Healing Habits Publishing, LLCGenres: Science & Technology, TechnologyPublisher's Summary:Hacking is a widespread problem that has compromised the records of individuals, major corporations, and even the federal government. This book lists the various ways hackers can breach the security of an individual or an organization's data and network. Its information is for learning purposes only, and the hacking techniques should not be tried because it is a crime to hack someone's personal details without his or her consent.We all are familiar with the term hacking. Earlier hacking was just restricted to computer networks but now as the technology is getting more advanced day by day, we now get to see hacking in many more fields, and especially in smartphones.In this book you will learn:In the case of computer hacking, an ounce of prevention is definitely worth more than a pound of cure. Hacking attempts can be disastrous for the user's data and his system. Although this book is an introductory guide for beginners, it does give practical insights that all computer users can implement to protect their systems from hacking attempts by others. Tools and techniques are constantly changing, but the general approaches described are essentially the same over time. Act now! You won't regret having this valuable information.Members Reviews:JunkIt's a poorly written, self-published book, filled with bad grammar, misspelled words, blinding repetition, etc. It reads like a report some fifth-grader wrote for his Introduction to Electronics class:"No one can talk about the cyber security without bringing up the word hacking." Or this, from just a couple paragraphs later: "It is not easy to categorize a given activity as hacking and in fact, it is difficult to do." Wow -- not easy AND difficult?One of my favorites, also from the first chapter: "Back in the 1960s and 1970s, the members of the youth international party tapped the telephone lines and performed pranks." Seriously...."the youth international party"?I guess the "Beginners" used in the title means people who are just beginning to be aware that there are things called "computers." The advice given is along the lines of 'don't do bad things when hacking' and 'watch out for things online that seem suspicious.'It's junk, and it's in the trash.Don't Let Anyone Hack YouHacking has seemingly become a daily event. It appears there is no escape or protection from being hacked. Major corporations, government agencies, schools, universities, and hospitals are just a few examples of hacking reports that have been in the news recently. If these institutions have been hacked, what hope for protection does a small business owner or regular individual have? This book provides information about hacking which enables everyone to protect themselves. It is written in an easy to follow and understand style and makes a serious topic easy and interesting. Knowledge is power, and everyone needs the power to understand hacking and protect themselves against it. At the price of $0.99 this book is a bargain, but it would be a bargain at any price.Simple, quick to understand.Every programmer should be acquainted even in the basics of hacking techniques to ensure the safety of their websites and personal information.