Mastering Python for Networking and Security: Leverage Python scripts and libraries to overcome networking and security issues

Ok, this is hands down one of the best python books I've purchased about security. I've always had questions about some of the OOP stuff as well as developing my own modules. This books explains everything in Barney style language so we can understand. Some great chapters on web app pentesting. Love this book

typos on every page. Level of English is so bad that sometimes it's hard to determine what the author really meant.A waste of time to try reading the book, though may be useful to glance through some topics to get an overview (that's what I actually did). Really bad quality of content.Partially that's probably because of the lack of editors.The Author himself is a professional and based on some youtube videos I saw, I think he is a professional in this field.But still someone reads a book because it usually gives a structured complete knowledge. That's what this book lacks. It's messy, with lots of repetitions, some explanations miss. Such books IMHO do not require Python general overview, so as it's anyway not even close to the level required to understand concepts. Makes more sens to throw overview away but give more details on main subjects. Like sockets (for me they are not described enough here so had to look somewhere else (like Brandon Rhodes, John Goerzen book)