No Starch Press,US No Starch Press, US Black Hat Python

It is a great book for all levels - you don’t get bored if you already know python but it’s easy enough to beginners. It’s interesting for pentesters as it gives new ideas and tools.

I use this as a supplemental text in both my undergraduate systems programming course and in my advanced graduate class in data security. In the undergraduate class it lets the students practice their python and see some of network programming without getting lost in all the structs and pointers of the C language API. (Python neatly wraps the system calls, then once the students are more comfortable with C we look at those). In the advanced class, seeing how tools like nmap, netcat, and wget can be emulated with a python program is very informative. Especially when we use it to get around software installation restrictions imposed by the i****ts at the university.

posso trovare un'unica piccola pecca: e' scritto in py 2.7Ma non e' davvero importante: codice chiarissimo, ben spiegato e comprensibilissimo: tradurlo al 3.4 e' assai facile. Di piu': a me non interessa davvero l'haching di rete, ma la gestione dei protocolli di rete si. E questo libro e' il migliore, che usi python, che abbia letto al riguardo. Da consigliare anche a chi abbia solo le conoscenze di base della programmazione in generale e di python in particolare.Davvero.

Un buen inicio en python y hacking

OJO que la mayoria de ejemplos son con python 2.7 . Es un libro muy bueno siempre que se tenga eso en cuenta.