Python for Hackers and Programmers – InSEC-Techs: Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing School

About Course

DISCOUNTED PRICE IS ONLY FOR FIRST 250 STUDENTS

Might you want to figure out how to involve python for ethical hacking from Kali Linux installation to essential scripts and coding your own apparatuses on the grounds that this information can be valuable for you to propel your moral hacking vocation?

In this course you will learn:

Python for moral hacking!
Port and weakness examining
SSH and FTP assaults
Secret phrase breaking
Sniffers, flooders, and spoofers
Coding DNS spoofer
Network examination

and that’s just the beginning…

This course was intended for absolute amateurs and there is no specific information necessity. Much thanks to you for finding out about the course and we want to believe that you love it!

Course Content

Introduction to Python for Ethical Hacking.

Welcome to Python for Ethical Hacking

05:17
VirtualBox Hypervisor Installation

11:41
Kali Linux Installation

17:08
Guest additions installation

15:08
Python in Kali Terminal

13:34

Port and Vulnerability Scanning

SSH & FTP attacks

Password Cracking

Sniffers, Flooders, and Spoofers

Changing MAC address manually

08:35
Coding MAC changer

17:01
Theory behind ARP spoofing

04:43
Crafting malicious ARP packet

19:28
Coding ARP spoofer

13:34
Forwarding packets and restoring ARP tables

08:07
Spoofing our IP address and sending message with TCP payload

12:03
Running SynFlooder with changed source IP address

11:22
Getting source and destination MAC address from received packets

24:46
Sniffing FTP username and password – part 1

08:12
Sniffing FTP username and password – part 2

12:12
Getting passwords from HTTP websites

14:04

Coding DNS spoofer

Network analysis

Multi functioning Reverse Shell

Theory behind Socket Programming

07:21
Wine & Pyinstaller installation

07:45
Setting up Listener

08:20
Establishing connection between Target and Server

06:33
Implementing send & recv functions

11:30
Executing commands on Target System

11:45
Importing JSON library to parse data

08:21
Converting Python backdoor to .exe

08:15
Using OS library to change directory

10:01
Downloading & uploading files to target PC

19:09
Hiding our backdoor and creating persistence

13:50
Trying to connect to server every 20 seconds

07:55
Downloading files to target PC

11:50
Capturing screenshot on target PC

23:08
Administrator privilege check

08:16
Starting other programs with our shell

10:47
Running our shell as an image, audio, Pdf…

20:10

Coding Keylogger

Command and Control Center

Website Penetration Testing with Python

Stealing saved wireless passwords

22:00
Saving passwords to a file

03:03
Bruteforcing Gmail

10:15
Bruteforcing any login page – part 1

13:02
Bruteforcing any login page – part 2

10:11
Finding hidden directories – part 1

05:12
Finding hidden directories – part 2

06:40
Discovering subdomains

11:33
Changing HTTP headers

14:00
Starting basic and digest authentication bruteforcer

10:25
Controlling Threads

08:37
Coding RUN function

10:10
Printing usage and testing our program

12:39
Taking a look at ransomware

08:22

About Course

DISCOUNTED PRICE IS ONLY FOR FIRST 250 STUDENTS

Course Content

Introduction to Python for Ethical Hacking.

Port and Vulnerability Scanning

Making simple Port Scanner

Adding raw_input to our port scanner

Scanning first 1000 ports

Coding advance port scanner – part 1

Coding advance port scanner – part 2

Finishing and testing advance port scanner

Returning Banner from open port

SSH & FTP attacks

Automating SSH login – part 1

Automating SSH login – part 2

Testing SSH login program

Coding SSH Bruteforcer

Executing command on target after brute forcing SSH

Anonymous FTP login attack

Password Cracking

SHA256, SHA512 and MD5

Cracking SHA1 hash with online dictionary

Getting password from MD5 hash

Cracking crypt password with Salt

Sniffers, Flooders, and Spoofers

Changing MAC address manually

Coding MAC changer

Theory behind ARP spoofing

Crafting malicious ARP packet

Coding ARP spoofer

Forwarding packets and restoring ARP tables

Spoofing our IP address and sending message with TCP payload

Running SynFlooder with changed source IP address

Getting source and destination MAC address from received packets

Sniffing FTP username and password – part 1

Sniffing FTP username and password – part 2

Getting passwords from HTTP websites

Coding DNS spoofer

Cloning any Webpage

Printing DNS Queries

Redirecting response to cloned page

Setting IP table rules and running DNS spoofer

Network analysis

Analyzing Ethernet Header

Analyzing IP header – part 1

Analyzing IP header – part 2

Analyzing TCP header

Analyzing UDP Header

Multi functioning Reverse Shell

Theory behind Socket Programming

Wine & Pyinstaller installation

Setting up Listener

Establishing connection between Target and Server

Implementing send & recv functions

Executing commands on Target System

Importing JSON library to parse data

Converting Python backdoor to .exe

Using OS library to change directory

Downloading & uploading files to target PC

Hiding our backdoor and creating persistence

Trying to connect to server every 20 seconds

Downloading files to target PC

Capturing screenshot on target PC

Administrator privilege check

Starting other programs with our shell

Running our shell as an image, audio, Pdf…

Coding Keylogger

Installing Pynput

Printing space character

Calling timer on our Keylogger

Adding keylogger to our backdoor

Command and Control Center

What is a threaded server

Accepting connections with a thread

Managing multiple sessions

Testing threaded server with Windows 10 target

Fixing Q command

Coding exit function

Attacking multiple targets and gathering botnet

Website Penetration Testing with Python