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Mastering Python for Networking and Security

You're reading from   Mastering Python for Networking and Security Leverage Python scripts and libraries to overcome networking and security issues

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788992510
Length 426 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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José Manuel Ortega José Manuel Ortega
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Preface 1. Working with Python Scripting 2. System Programming Packages FREE CHAPTER 3. Socket Programming 4. HTTP Programming 5. Analyzing Network Traffic 6. Gathering Information from Servers 7. Interacting with FTP, SSH, and SNMP Servers 8. Working with Nmap Scanners 9. Connecting with the Metasploit Framework 10. Interacting with the Vulnerabilities Scanner 11. Identifying Server Vulnerabilities in Web Applications 12. Extracting Geolocation and Metadata from Documents, Images, and Browsers 13. Cryptography and Steganography 14. Assessments 15. Other Books You May Enjoy

Chapter 1 : Working with Python Scripting

  1. What are the differences between Python 2.x and 3.x?

    The Unicode support in Python 3.x has been improved. The other changes are to do with the print and exec functions, which have been adjusted to be more readable and coherent.
  2. What is the main programming paradigm used by Python developers?

    Object-oriented programming.

  3. What data structure in Python allows us to associate values with keys?

    The Python dictionary data structure provides a hash table that can store any number of Python objects. The dictionary consists of pairs of items containing a key and a value.

  4. What are the main development environments for Python scripting?

    PyCharm, Wing IDE, and Python IDLE.

  5. What is the methodology we can follow as a set of best practices in Python for the development of security tools?

    Open Methodology for Security Tool Developers (OMSTD)
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