The IoT Hacker's Handbook: A Practical Guide to Hacking the Internet of Things

Admittedly, I haven't finished the book (or even most of it) quite yet, but am really happy with it so far / will try to remember to update this once I have.I just wanted to leave a review ASAP in the meantime for the opportunity to say how much I enjoyed reading the earlier review that was a) 3 words long and b) complained about a lack of detail! LMAO

Only 4 chapters in and I love the book. A few grammar mistakes but the book talks alot about IOT hacking. I knew most of it but some stuff I didn't, it was really good to know. The book has alot of useful tips and tricks and methods for a new and advanced users. Alot of links and websites to Important information. If you want to know more or just love hacking this book teaches you alot to get you spun up fast. The author put in a lot of time and effort into the making of this book. While there is only 10 chapters it has a ton of good read.

Great coverage of ideas with tools and steps, screenshots and examples using real word everyday devices. Really appreciated the practitioner advice and the level of detail. Also the link references on where to find things and pictures of what they look like were excellent as well. Thanks again.

Disclaimer: I am total novice in the space of network security. I just read the first chapter yesterday night and learned so much!

Weak in details.

This book is a must have for into to IOT hacking the author is the real deal. This is not a book that promises IOT and then gives you the basics of Wireshark and the OSi model this book actually shows how to extract firmware from a device then reverse engineer it.