As a self-published title, it often suffers from repetitive phrasing (as seen in the title itself) and occasional typos.

It uses simple language and avoids overwhelming the reader with dense jargon immediately.

It covers the "philosophy" of hacking and basic terminology (White Hat vs. Black Hat).

It introduces very high-level concepts like IP tracking, simple password cracking theories, and common tools (e.g., Kali Linux, Nmap), but it rarely dives deep into the actual code or complex execution.

Some of the software or vulnerabilities mentioned may no longer be relevant to modern, patched operating systems. Verdict