Packt publishing is some of the worse material I’ve ever had the misfortune to have to use. The books don’t make sense, they just seem to churn out material that isn’t even edited properly or examples aren’t even vetted to work properly without having to know what errors to fix. Getting a good book from them is a rarity not the norm unlike someone like O’Reilly. Save your money and don’t buy anything from them.

All 22 are:

• The Beginners 2023 Cyber Security Awareness Training Course
• Writing Secure Code in ASP.NET
• The Complete Guide to Android Bug Bounty Penetration Tests
• Intermediate Ethical Hacking Hands-on Training
• Offensive Hacking Unfolded - Become a Pro Pentester
• Burp Suite Unfiltered - Go from a Beginner to Advanced
• Web Hacking Expert - Full-Stack Exploitation Mastery
• Fundamentals of Secure Software
• Practical Cyber Hacking Skills for Beginners
• Risk Management for Cyber Security Managers
• The Complete Ethical Hacking Course
• Software Security Testing
• Pentesting Fundamentals for Beginners
• Ethical Hacking - Capture the Flag Walkthroughs - v1
• Ethical Hacking - Capture the Flag Walkthroughs - v2
• Web Hacker’s Toolbox - Tools Used by Successful Hackers
• Becoming a Cyber Security Professional - A Beginner’s Career Guide
• The Absolute Beginners 2023 Guide to Cybersecurity - Part 3
• Cyber Security for Absolute Beginners - 2022 Edition - Part 01
• Cyber Security for Absolute Beginners - 2022 Edition - Part 02
• Learn Man in the Middle Attacks from Scratch.
• Learn Ethical Hacking From A-Z: Beginner To Expert Course

Leaving a comment here as to not forget about it. I’m trying to get into coding and this sounds interesting to me. (Sorry for not being able to answer your question)

Seems like a bargain, but if you’re a beginner, don’t get this bundle (at least not the full one) - not just because of the quality of packt, but also because you will not get into hacking straight away, nor secure coding of asp.net.

I’m a devops engineer with a software engineering background. I’ve long had an interest in cybersecurity, mostly toward stuff like pentesting and ethical hacking. I’m not familiar with any of these books, would you recommend them, or nah?