Hacking with Python

About This Audiobook

Miles Price’s *Hacking with Python* strips ethical hacking down to its most practical, Pythonic core—no jargon bingo, no academic fluff, just a concise crash course in turning Python into your own security Swiss Army knife. Whether you're auditing your home network or diving into bug bounty hunting, this audiobook treats automation like a first-class citizen, showing how to script reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, and even post-exploitation tasks with surgical precision. Price avoids the trap of making hacking sound glamorous; instead, he frames it as what it really is: tedious detective work with a few explosive payoffs. The pacing assumes you already know basic Python but don’t need a cybersecurity degree to follow along. Narrator Matyas J. delivers a no-frills, machine-gun delivery that mirrors the book’s focused energy—no over-the-top suspense or faux-mystery intonations, just clear, relentless exposition that keeps you glued to the headphones like a sysadmin chasing logs at 3am. What sets this apart is its refusal to coddle: Price’s examples are short, functional, and immediately runnable, making it a genuine toolkit rather than a theoretical manifesto. If you’ve ever wanted to automate your way past manual security drudgery, this is the audiobook that’ll get your fingers flying across the keyboard—whether or not you’re wearing a ‘white hat.’