Hacking: Hacking for Beginners – Computer Virus, Cracking, Malware, IT Security (2nd Edition) is an accessible, reader‑friendly introduction to the world of cybersecurity. Designed for beginners, this updated edition demystifies the concepts that shape modern digital defense—without requiring prior technical knowledge.

Rather than promoting illegal activities, this book focuses on ethical hacking, security awareness, and understanding how cyber threats work so readers can better protect themselves and their networks. Inside, you’ll explore how viruses, malware, and other attacks are constructed conceptually, how vulnerabilities are discovered, and how cybersecurity professionals respond to these threats.

Packed with foundational explanations, real‑world examples, and practical guidance, this edition includes:

• A clear overview of the cybersecurity landscape and common digital threats

• The fundamentals of ethical hacking and why it is essential for modern security

• How malware, computer viruses, and cracking attempts operate at a high level

• Key principles of IT security, network protection, and safe online practices

• Updated insights into cybercrime trends and the skills used by security analysts

Whether you’re a beginner wanting to understand how hackers think, a student exploring cybersecurity as a career path, or simply someone looking to safeguard personal devices, this book provides a solid and responsible introduction to one of today’s most important fields.