Title: The First Hacking Book I've Respected
Product review: Don't expect the conceptual fluff. Be prepared for school. This book does not use the time and motivation wasting filler that so many "hacking" books fill pages with. This describes in significant depth the root techniques used in exploitation. It can make some technical assumptions about the reader, and it is helpful to have programming experience, but I prefer this approach. I would rather have the author "teach to the highest common denominator" and not the lowest... What you don't know when you read this book, you will be motivated to learn.The writing style can be a little empty, and could use a bit more of a layered approach, but this is a minor criticism.I work in IT security, and this is the first hacking book I have ever recommended. Go for it.
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