I think readers who understand wireless network well know that the security of wireless network comes with congenital deficiency - i.e.: the wireless signal is easy to leak. As a result, compared with the wired network, the monitoring action made to wireless network signals is much easier. CommView for WiFi is a powerful wireless network monitor and analyzer (i.e.: packets capturing and monitoring tool) with friendly UI, industry-leading performance, good flexibility and usability. It's specially developed (by TamoSoft from New Zealand) for wireless network administrators, security specialists, network programmers, or anyone wanting to understand the wireless network communication clearly.

Whether you wish to be a hacker who is interested in hacking wireless network, web app, database; cracking password, software....; or want to engage in cyber security related works in the future, Offensive Security's Kali Linux (a penetration testing OS) should be always your main "battlefield" and "experimental field".

The Web Application Hacker's Handbook (WAHH for short), 2nd Edition is one of bible-level of security technology books with comprehensive, abundant and professional content highly recommended by AppNee. This second edition new added about 30% of content, mainly introduced new trends and a large number of new vulnerabilities in the field of Web security.

This is an official user manuals collection for all tools under Kali Linux,  All documents were copied from the official site remaining all the same (color screenshots and original code format).

There are always a lot of tech news sites falsely beautify Network Spoofer and zANTI such as these tools as "one of the Android penetration testing apps". AppNee would say they were only born for hacking Wi-Fi network from an Android phone - some guys only use it for fun; but some others for illegal business deals.