Black Hat Bash

Dolev Farhi  is a security engineer and author of Black Hat GraphQL (No Starch Press, 2023). He has extensive experience leading security engineering teams in the fintech and cybersecurity industries and is currently a Distinguished Security Engineer at Palo Alto Networks, where he builds defenses for the largest cybersecurity company in the world. He has provided training for official Linux certification tracks and, in his spare time, enjoys researching vulnerabilities in IoT devices and building open source offensive security tools. Nick Aleks is a prominent cybersecurity leader whose work has been vital in protecting the financial data of millions of Canadians. He is the Senior Director of Security at Wealthsimple and has served as a patented Distinguished Security Engineer at TD Bank. Aleks is also the Chief Hacking Officer at ASEC.IO, coauthor of Black Hat GraphQL (No Starch Press, 2023), and serves as a Senior Advisory Board Member for the University of Guelph and George Brown’s cybersecurity programs. He specializes in offensive security, penetration testing and has over a decade of experience hacking everything from websites, safes, locks, cars, drones, and even smart buildings.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Bash Basics
Chapter 2: Flow Control and Text Processing
Chapter 3: Setting Up a Hacking Lab
Chapter 4: Reconnaissance
Chapter 5: Vulnerability Scanning and Fuzzing
Chapter 6: Gaining a Web Shell
Chapter 7: Reverse Shells
Chapter 8: Local Information Gathering
Chapter 9: Privilege Escalation
Chapter 10: Persistence
Chapter 11: Lateral Movement and Network Probing
Chapter 12: Defensive Evasion and Exfiltration
Index