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Mastering in Python Programming For Hacking From Scratch


Description
Welcome this great course where you'll learn python programming and ethical hacking at the same time, the course assumes you have NO prior knowledge in any of these topics, and by the end of it you'll be at a high intermediate level being able to combine both of these skills and write python programs to hack into computer systems exactly the same way that black hat hackers do, not only that but you'll be able to use the programming skills you learn here to write any program even if it has nothing to do with hacking.

This course is highly practical but it won't neglect the theory, so we'll start with covering some basics about ethical hacking and python programming, installing the needed software and then we'll dive and start programming straight away. From here onwards you'll learn everything by example, by writing useful hacking programs, so we'll never have any boring dry programming lectures.

The course is divided into a number of sections each aims to achieve a specific goal, the goal is usually to hack into a certain system, so we'll start by learning how this system work, the weaknesses of this system, and then you'll learn how to write a python program to exploit these weaknesses and hack the system, as we write the program.

I will teach you python programming from scratch covering one topic at a time, so by the end of the course you're going to have a number of ethical hacking programs written by yourself (see below) from backdoors, keyloggers, credential harvesters, network hacking tools, website hacking tools, and the list goes on, not only that but you'll also have a deep understanding of how computer systems work, how to model problems, design an algorithm to solve problems and implement the solution using python.

As mentioned in this course you will learn both ethical hacking and programming at the same time, so here are some of the topics that will be covered in the course:

Programming topics:

Writing programs for python 2 and 3.
Using modules and libraries.
Variables, types ...etc.
Handling user input.
Reading and writing files.
Functions.
Loops.
Data structures.
Regex.
Desiccation making.
Recursion.
Threading.
Object-oriented programming.
Packet manipulation using scapy.
Netfilterqueue.
Socket programming.
String manipulation.
Exceptions.
Serialization.
Compiling programs to binary executables.
Sending & receiving HTTP requests.
Parsing HTML.
+ more!

Hacking topics:

Basics of network hacking/penetration testing.
Changing MAC address & bypassing filtering.
Network mapping.
ARP Spoofing - redirect the flow of packets in a network.
DNS Spoofing - Redirect requests from one website to another.
Spying on any client connected to the network - see usernames, passwords, visited URLs ....etc.
Inject code in pages loaded by any computer connected to the same network.
Replace files on the fly as they get downloaded by any computer on the same network.
Detect ARP spoofing attacks.
Bypass HTTPS.
Create malware for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
Create trojans for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
Hack Windows, OS X, and Linux using the custom backdoor.
Bypass Anti-Virus programs.
Use fake login prompt to steal credentials.
Display fake updates.
Use own keylogger to spy on everything typed on a Windows or OS X computer.
Learn the basics of website hacking/penetration testing.
Discover subdomains.
Discover hidden files and directories in a website.
Run wordlist attacks to guess login information.
Discover and exploit XSS vulnerabilities.
Discover weaknesses in websites using own vulnerability scanner

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Content
  • Introduction
  • 1.Introduction sample
  • 2.Teaser sample
  • 3.What is programming_What is Hacking _ Why Learn Them
  • 4.Lab Over View _ Needed Software
  • Resource - Download VirtualBox
  • 5. Installing Kali as a virtual Machine
  • Resource - Install Kali Linux
  • Got a Blank Screen After Importing Kali in Virtual Box
  • Resource - How To Fix Nat Network Issue In Virtual Box
  • 6.Basic Over View Of Kali Linux
  • How To Use a USB Wireless Adapter With Kali In Virtual Box
  • 7.The Terminal _ Linux Commands
  • Resource - Terminal & Linux Commands
  • 8.Python2 Vs Python 3 _ Writing First Program
  • 9.Installing _ Using PuthonIDE
  • Resource - 9.Installing _ Using PuthonIDE
  • Writing a MAC Address Changer - Python Basics
  • 10 - What is MAC Address _ How To Change it
  • Resource - What is MAC Address _ How To Change it
  • 11-Using Python Modules _ Executing System Commands sample
  • 12.Implementing a Very Basic Mac Changer
  • 13.Variables _ Strings
  • 14.Using Variabled in MAC Changer
  • 15.Getting Input From The User
  • 16.Handling User Input
  • 17. Handling Command-line Arguments
  • 18. Initialising Variables Based on Command-line Arguments
  • 19.Functions
  • 20.Returning Valus From Functions
  • 21.Decision Making - Theory
  • 22.Using Conditional Statements in MAC Changer
  • MAC Changer - Algorithm Design
  • 23.What is an Algorithm.mp4
  • 24.Reading Outout Returned By System Command
  • 25.Regular Expressions_Regex_.mp4
  • 26.Extracting a Substring Using Regex
  • 27.Refactoring _ Housekeeping
  • 28.Implementing The Algorithm to Check The Mac Did Change.mp4
  • Programming a Network Scanner
  • 29.Introduction _ Teaser sample
  • 30.Installing Windows as a Virtual Maching
  • 31.What isARP _ What its Used For
  • 32.Designing an Algoithm To Discover Clients Connected To The Same Network
  • 33.Using Scapy To Create an ARP Request
  • 34. Combining Frames To BroadcastRequest
  • 35. Sending & Receiving Packets
  • 36. Lists
  • 37. Iterating Over Lists & Analysing Packet
  • 38. Using Escape Characters To Enhance Program Output
  • 39. Dictionaries
  • 40. Improving the Program Using a List of Dictionaries
  • 41. Iterating Over Nested Data Structures
  • 42. Python 3 Compatibility
  • Writing an ARP Spoofer
  • 43. What is ARP Spoofing?
  • 44. Redirecting the Flow of Packets in a Network Using arpspoof
  • 45. Creating an ARP Response
  • 46. Sending ARP Responses
  • 47. Extracting MAC Address From Responses
  • 48. Loops
  • 49. More on Loops & Counters
  • 50. Dynamic Printing
  • 51. Handling Exceptions
  • 52. Implementing a Restore Function
  • 53. Restoring ARP Tables When an Exception Occures
  • Writing a Packet Sniffer
  • 54. Introduction & Teaser sample
  • 55. Sniffing Packets Using Scapy
  • 56. Extracting data From a Specific Layer
  • 57. Analysing Sniffed Packets & Extracting Fields From Layers
  • 58. Analysing Fields & Extracting Passwords
  • 59. Extracting URLs
  • 60. Capturing Passwords From Any Computer Connected to the Same Network
  • Writing a DNS Spoofer
  • 61. Intercepting Packets - Creating a Proxy
  • 62. Converting Packets to Scapy Packets
  • 63. What is DNS Spoofing
  • 64. Filtering DNS Responses
  • 65. Analysing & Creating a Custom DNS Response
  • 66. Modifying Packets On The Fly
  • 67. Redirecting DNS Responses
  • Writing a File Interceptor
  • 68. Introduction & Teaser sample
  • 69. Filtering Traffic Based on the Port Used
  • 70. Analysing HTTP Requests
  • 71. Intercepting HTTP Requests
  • 72. Modifying HTTP Responses on The Fly
  • 73. Intercepting & Replacing Downloads on The Network
  • Writing a Code Injector
  • 74. Introduction & Teaser
  • 75. Analysing HTTP Responses
  • 76. Replacing a Substring Using Regex
  • 77. Decoding HTTP Responses
  • 78. Modifying HTTP Responses & Injecting Javascript Code in HTML Pages
  • 79. Refactoring & Housekeeping
  • 80. Debugging Issues
  • 81. Using Groups & None-capturing Regex
  • 82. Recalculating Content Length
  • 83. BeEF Overview & Basic Hook Method
  • 84. Hooking Computers Using code_injector
  • 85. Basic BeEF Commands
  • 85. Basic BeEF Commands
  • 86. Delivering Malware Using BeEF
  • 87. How to Bypass HTTPS
  • 88. Bypassing HTTPS & Sniffing Login Credentials
  • 89. Replacing Downloads on HTTPS Pages
  • 90. Injecting Code in HTTPS Pages
  • Writing an ARP Spoof Detector
  • 91. Running Python Programs on Windows
  • 92. Capturing & Analysing ARP Responses
  • 93. Detecting ARP Spoofing Attacks
  • Writing Malware
  • 94. Introduction & Teaser sample
  • 95. Execute System Command Payload
  • 96. Sending Reports By Email
  • 97. Filtering Command Output Using Regex
  • 98. Stealing WiFi Passwords Saved on a Computer
  • 99. Downloading Files From Program
  • 100. Writing Files on Disk
  • 101. Password Recovery Basics
  • 102. Using all the Above to Steal Saved Passwords Remotely
  • 103. Interacting With The File System
  • Writing Malware - Keylogger
  • 104. Introduction & Teaser
  • 105. Writing a Basic Local Keylogger
  • 106. Global Variables
  • 107. Logging Special Keys
  • 108. Threading & Recursion
  • 109. OOP - Object Oriented Programming Basics
  • 110. Constructor Methods & Instance Variables
  • 111. Logging Key-strikes and Reporting Them By Email
  • Writing Malware - Backdoors
  • 112. Introduction & Teaser
  • 113. Client - Server Communication & Connection Types
  • 114.Learn Python _ Ethical Hacking From Scratch.mp4
  • 115. Sending & Receiving Data Over TCP
  • 116. Executing System Commands Remotely
  • 117. Implementing a Server
  • 118. Implementing Skeleton For Server - Client Communication
  • 119. Refactoring - Creating a Listener Class
  • 120. Refactoring - Creating a Backdoor Class
  • 121. Serialisation - Theory
  • 122. Serialisation - Implementing Reliable Methods
  • 123. Serialisation - Reliably Sending & Receiving Data
  • 124. Sending Commands as List & Implementing Exit Command
  • 125. Interacting With the File System - Implementing "cd" Command
  • 126. Reading Files
  • 127. Writing Files
  • 128. Downloading Files From Hacked Computer
  • 129. Implementing Upload Functionality in Listener
  • 130. Implementing Upload Functionality in Backdoor
  • 131. Handling Unknown Exceptions
  • 132. Using the Backdoor to Hack Windows, Linux & OS X
  • Writing Malware - Packaging
  • 133. Introduction & Teaser
  • 134. Converting Python Programs To Windows Binary Executables
  • 135. Running Executables Silentely
  • 136. Installing Windows Pyinstaller on Linux
  • 137. Packaging Programs For Windows From Linux
  • 138. Persistence Idea
  • 139. Running Programs on Startup
  • 140. Creating a Basic Trojan Using Download & Execute Payload
  • 141. Creating a Trojan By Embedding Files In Program Code
  • 142. Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs - Theory
  • 143. Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs - Practical
  • 144. Adding an Icon to Generated Executables
  • 145. Spoofing File Extension
  • 146. Converting Python Programs To OS X Executables
  • 147. Converting Python Programs to Linux Executables
  • Website / Web Application Hacking
  • 148. Introduction & Teaser
  • 149. What is a Website
  • 150. How to Hack a Website
  • 151. Sending GET Requests To Web Servers
  • 152. Discovering Subdomains
  • 153. Discovering Hidden Paths in Websites
  • 154. Reading Response Content
  • 155. Extracting Useful Data From Response
  • 156. Filtering Rsults
  • 157. Extracting Unique Links & Storing Them In a List
  • 158. Recursively Discovering All Paths On a Target Website
  • Writing a Program To Guess Login Information
  • 159. Sending Post Requests to Websites
  • 160. Guessing Login Information on Login Pages
  • Writing a Vulnerability Scanner
  • 161. Introduction & Teaser
  • 162. HTTP Requests - POST VS GET
  • 163. Parsing HTML Code
  • 164. Extracting HTML Attributes
  • 165. Posting Forms
  • 166. Building Basic Structure For Vulnerability Scanner
  • 167. Using Default Parameters
  • 168. Sending Requests in a Session
  • 169. Extracting & Submitting Forms Automatically
  • 170. Implementing a Method To Run The Scanner
  • 171. Discovering XSS Vulnerabilities
  • 172. Exploiting XSS Vulnerabilities
  • 173. Implementing Code To Discover XSS in Forms
  • 174. Implementing Code To Discover XSS in Parameters
  • 175. Automatically Discovering Vulnerabilities Using the Vulnerability Scanner
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed