Learn Python & Ethical Hacking From Scratch
$195.00
$99.00
How to write your own hacking programs with Python
Do you want to take your career in cybersecurity to the next level? Do you want to secure your website or mobile app? How about launching a new career in the world of professional penetration testing? If so, this is the course for you.
This course is designed for individuals who want to take their hacking / penetration testing skills to the next level. However, you won’t just finish the course as a more qualified ethical hacker, you’ll also learn valuable Python programming skills you can use anywhere!
The great news is that you don’t need prior knowledge of Python or ethical hacking – I assume you’re starting from scratch. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to combine the skills you’ve learned to hack into computer systems exactly like black hat hackers do.
The difference is, you’ll be doing it for the good of your company or clients. Plus, you’ll benefit from the recognition that comes with being skilled in this high-demand field.
Python Programming and Ethical Hacking course content
Learn sought-after Python programming skills
Discover ethical hacking tools and techniques
Create your own ethical hacking programs
Learn key IT skills
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Here's how it works
This course is highly practical but it won’t neglect the theory. We cover the basics of ethical hacking and Python programming at the same time, including installing the software required. Then, we dive in and start programming!
From here, you’ll learn everything by example, including writing useful hacking programs. No dry and boring programming lectures!
The course is divided into sections, each designed to achieve a specific goal. Usually, this is to hack into a particular system, so we learn how the targeted system works, including its weaknesses. You’ll then learn how to write a Python program to exploit these weaknesses and hack the system.
You learn Python programming from scratch, one topic at a time. By the end of the course you’ll have a number of ethical hacking programs you’ve written yourself. This includes backdoors, keyloggers, credential harvesters, network hacking tools and website hacking tools.
That’s not all – you’ll also emerge with a deep understanding on how computer systems work, how to model problems, design algorithms to solve problems and implement the solution using Python.
What do you need to complete the Python Programming and Ethical Hacking course?
Basic Information Technology knowledge
No Linux, programming or hacking knowledge
Computer with a minimum of 4GB RAM/Memory
Operating System: Windows / OS X / Linux
$195.00
$99.00
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KoosaAko
Encryption
love you bro,but please how to encrypted file and folders on windows
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Andrew Macmillan
This is the probably the best method of learning a language I've encountered to date. So many courses have you building random and non-transferable apps, this will not only solidify your understanding of how computer networks work but also teach the language in a way that is rewarding and exciting
Curriculum
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Introduction 9
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Teaser 07 minLecture1.1
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Course Introduction 06 minLecture1.2
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Introduction to Python Programming & Ethical Hacking 06 minLecture1.3
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Lab Overview & Needed Software 03 minLecture1.4
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Installing Kali 2020 as a virtual Machine 11 minLecture1.5
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Basic Overview of Kali Linux 05 minLecture1.6
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The Terminal & Linux Commands 11 minLecture1.7
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Python 2 VS Python 3 & Writing Our First Program 09 minLecture1.8
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Installing & Using a Python IDE 09 minLecture1.9
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Writing a MAC Address Changer - Python Basics 13
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What is MAC Address & How To Change it 08 minLecture2.1
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Using Python Modules & Executing System Commands 09 minLecture2.2
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Implementing a Very Basic MAC Changer 05 minLecture2.3
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Variables & Strings 10 minLecture2.4
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Using Variables in MAC Changer 04 minLecture2.5
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Getting Input From The User 06 minLecture2.6
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Handling User Input 10 minLecture2.7
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Handling Command-line Arguments 10 minLecture2.8
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Initialising Variables Based on Command-line Arguments 08 minLecture2.9
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Python Functions 10 minLecture2.10
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Returning Values From Functions 07 minLecture2.11
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Decision Making in Python 07 minLecture2.12
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Using Conditional Statements in MAC Changer 09 minLecture2.13
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MAC Changer - Algorithm Design 7
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Introduction to Algorithms 03 minLecture3.1
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Reading Output Returned By System Commands 06 minLecture3.2
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Introduction to Regular Expressions (Regex) 08 minLecture3.3
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Extracting a Substring Using Regex 07 minLecture3.4
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Refactoring & Housekeeping 11 minLecture3.5
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Implementing The Validation Algorithm 06 minLecture3.6
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Python 3 Compatibility 06 minLecture3.7
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Programming a Network Scanner 16
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Introduction & Teaser 10 minLecture4.1
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Installing Windows as a Virtual Machine 03 minLecture4.2
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Introduction to ARP 10 minLecture4.3
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Designing an Algorithm To Discover Clients Connected To The Same Network 04 minLecture4.4
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Using Scapy To Create an ARP Request 07 minLecture4.5
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Combining Frames To Broadcast Packets 09 minLecture4.6
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Sending & Receiving Packets 07 minLecture4.7
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Introduction Lists in Python 08 minLecture4.8
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Iterating Over Lists & Analysing Packet 10 minLecture4.9
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Using Escape Characters To Enhance Program Output 06 minLecture4.10
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Introduction to Dictionaries in Python 10 minLecture4.11
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Improving the Program Using a List of Dictionaries 09 minLecture4.12
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Iterating Over Nested Data Structures 07 minLecture4.13
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Assignment 1: Get IP Range Using Command Line ArgumentsLecture4.14
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Assignment 1 (solution): Get IP Range Using Command Line Arguments – solutionLecture4.15
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Testing The Network Scanner With Python 3 07 minLecture4.16
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Writing an ARP Spoofer 13
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What is ARP Spoofing? 06 minLecture5.1
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Intercepting Data in a Network Using arpspoof 05 minLecture5.2
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Creating an ARP Response 07 minLecture5.3
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Sending ARP Responses 05 minLecture5.4
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Extracting MAC Address From Responses 07 minLecture5.5
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Introduction to Loops in Python 09 minLecture5.6
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More on Loops & Counters 08 minLecture5.7
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Dynamic Printing 07 minLecture5.8
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Exception Handling in Python 05 minLecture5.9
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Implementing a Restore Function 12 minLecture5.10
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Restoring ARP Tables When an Exception Occures 05 minLecture5.11
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Assignment 2: Fix Dynamic PrintingLecture5.12
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Assignment 2 (solution): Fix Dynamic PrintingLecture5.13
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Writing a Packet Sniffer 8
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Introduction & Teaser 04 minLecture6.1
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Sniffing Packets Using Scapy 07 minLecture6.2
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Extracting data From a Specific Layer 07 minLecture6.3
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Analysing Sniffed Packets & Extracting Fields From Layers 11 minLecture6.4
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Analysing Fields & Extracting Passwords 11 minLecture6.5
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Extracting URLs 08 minLecture6.6
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Capturing Passwords From Any Computer Connected to the Same Network 08 minLecture6.7
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Strings & Bytes in Python 3 07 minLecture6.8
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Writing a DNS Spoofer 9
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Intercepting Packets – Creating a Proxy 13 minLecture7.1
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Converting Packets to Scapy Packets 09 minLecture7.2
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Introduction to DNS Spoofing 07 minLecture7.3
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Filtering DNS Responses 06 minLecture7.4
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Analysing & Creating a Custom DNS Response 08 minLecture7.5
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Modifying Packets On The Fly 08 minLecture7.6
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Redirecting DNS Responses 06 minLecture7.7
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Assignment 3: Conversion Between Strings & BytesLecture7.8
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Assignment 3 (solution): Conversion Between Strings & BytesLecture7.9
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Writing a File Interceptor 8
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Introduction & Teaser 04 minLecture8.1
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Filtering Traffic Based on the Port Used 09 minLecture8.2
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Analysing HTTP Requests 05 minLecture8.3
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Intercepting HTTP Requests 10 minLecture8.4
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Modifying HTTP Responses on The Fly 11 minLecture8.5
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Intercepting & Replacing Downloads on The Network 09 minLecture8.6
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Assignment 4: Testing The File Interceptor With Python 3Lecture8.7
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Assignment 4 (solution): Testing The File Interceptor With Python 3Lecture8.8
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Writing a Code Injector 15
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Introduction & Teaser 01 minLecture9.1
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Analysing HTTP Responses 07 minLecture9.2
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Replacing a Substring Using Regex 07 minLecture9.3
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Decoding HTTP Responses 10 minLecture9.4
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Modifying HTTP Responses & Injecting Javascript Code in HTML Pages 09 minLecture9.5
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Refactoring & Housekeeping 08 minLecture9.6
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Debugging Issues in Python 06 minLecture9.7
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Using Groups & None-capturing Regex 09 minLecture9.8
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Recalculating Content Length 11 minLecture9.9
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Assignment 5: Test The Code Injector With Python 3Lecture9.10
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Assignment 5 (solution): Test The Code Injector With Python 3 09 minLecture9.11
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BeEF Overview & Basic Hook Method 07 minLecture9.12
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Hooking Computers Using code_injector 05 minLecture9.13
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Basic BeEF Commands 04 minLecture9.14
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Delivering Malware Using BeEF 06 minLecture9.15
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Bypassing HTTPS 4
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How to Bypass HTTPS 11 minLecture10.1
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Bypassing HTTPS & Sniffing Login Credentials 08 minLecture10.2
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Replacing Downloads on HTTPS Pages 11 minLecture10.3
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Injecting Code in HTTPS Pages 08 minLecture10.4
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Writing an ARP Spoof Detector 3
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Running Python Programs on Windows 10 minLecture11.1
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Capturing & Analysing ARP Responses 07 minLecture11.2
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Detecting ARP Spoofing Attacks Using Python 08 minLecture11.3
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Writing Malware 10
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Introduction & Teaser 02 minLecture12.1
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Execute System Command Payload 10 minLecture12.2
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Sending Emails Using Python 11 minLecture12.3
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Filtering Command Output Using Regex 10 minLecture12.4
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Stealing WiFi Passwords Saved on a Computer 09 minLecture12.5
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Downloading Files From Program 08 minLecture12.6
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Writing Files on Disk 11 minLecture12.7
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Password Recovery Basics 08 minLecture12.8
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Stealing Saved Passwords From Remote Computers 08 minLecture12.9
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Interacting With The File System 10 minLecture12.10
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Writing Malware - Keylogger 8
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Introduction & Teaser 04 minLecture13.1
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Writing a Basic Local Keylogger Using Python 10 minLecture13.2
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Introduction to Global Variables 08 minLecture13.3
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Logging Special Keys 07 minLecture13.4
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Threading & Recursion 11 minLecture13.5
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Introduction Object Oriented Programming 15 minLecture13.6
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Constructor Methods & Instance Variables 08 minLecture13.7
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Logging Key-strikes and Reporting Them By Email 12 minLecture13.8
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Writing Malware - Backdoors 21
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Introduction & Teaser 06 minLecture14.1
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Client – Server Communication & Connection Types 08 minLecture14.2
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Connecting Two Remote Computers Using Sockets 10 minLecture14.3
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Sending & Receiving Data Over TCP 05 minLecture14.4
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Executing System Commands Remotely 10 minLecture14.5
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Implementing a Server 09 minLecture14.6
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Implementing Skeleton For Server – Client Communication 07 minLecture14.7
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Refactoring – Creating a Listener Class 08 minLecture14.8
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Refactoring – Creating a Backdoor Class 06 minLecture14.9
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Serialisation – Theory 11 minLecture14.10
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Serialisation – Implementing Reliable Methods to Send & Receive Data Over TCP 08 minLecture14.11
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Serialisation – Reliably Sending & Receiving Data 06 minLecture14.12
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Sending Commands as List & Implementing Exit Command 08 minLecture14.13
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Interacting With the File System – Implementing “cd” Command 09 minLecture14.14
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Reading Files Using Python 07 minLecture14.15
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Writing Files Using Python 07 minLecture14.16
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Downloading Files From Hacked Computer 08 minLecture14.17
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Implementing Upload Functionality in Listener 08 minLecture14.18
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Implementing Upload Functionality in Backdoor 06 minLecture14.19
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Handling Unknown Exceptions 10 minLecture14.20
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Using the Backdoor to Hack Windows, Linux & OS X 12 minLecture14.21
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Writing Malware - Packaging 15
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Introduction & Teaser 03 minLecture15.1
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Converting Python Programs To Windows Binary Executables 07 minLecture15.2
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Running Executables Silentely 07 minLecture15.3
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Installing Windows Pyinstaller on Linux 08 minLecture15.4
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Packaging Programs For Windows From Linux 08 minLecture15.5
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Introduction to Persistence 08 minLecture15.6
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Running Programs on Startup 15 minLecture15.7
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Creating a Basic Trojan Using Download & Execute Payload 10 minLecture15.8
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Creating a Trojan By Embedding Files In Program Code 08 minLecture15.9
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Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs – Theory 05 minLecture15.10
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Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs – Practical 09 minLecture15.11
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Adding an Icon to Generated Executables 05 minLecture15.12
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Spoofing File Extension 09 minLecture15.13
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Converting Python Programs To OS X Executables 09 minLecture15.14
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Converting Python Programs to Linux Executables 07 minLecture15.15
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Website / Web Application Hacking 3
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Introduction & Teaser 07 minLecture16.1
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What is a Website 04 minLecture16.2
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How to Hack a Website 05 minLecture16.3
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Website Hacking - Writing a Crawler 9
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Sending GET Requests To Web Servers 10 minLecture17.1
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Discovering Website Subdomains Using Python 12 minLecture17.2
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Discovering Hidden Paths in Websites 11 minLecture17.3
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Reading Response Content 06 minLecture17.4
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Extracting Useful Data From Response 07 minLecture17.5
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Filtering Rsults 07 minLecture17.6
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Extracting Unique Links & Storing Them In a List 07 minLecture17.7
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Recursively Discovering All Paths On a Target Website 09 minLecture17.8
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Testing The Crawler With Python 3 07 minLecture17.9
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Writing a Program To Guess Login Information 4
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Sending Post Requests to Websites 12 minLecture18.1
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Guessing Login Information on Login Pages 09 minLecture18.2
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Assignment 6: Test The Program With Python 3Lecture18.3
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Assignment 6 (solution): Test The Program With Python 3Lecture18.4
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Writing a Vulnerability Scanner 17
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Introduction & Teaser 02 minLecture19.1
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HTTP Requests – POST VS GET 07 minLecture19.2
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Parsing HTML Code Using Python 08 minLecture19.3
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Extracting HTML Attributes 10 minLecture19.4
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Posting Forms 10 minLecture19.5
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Building Basic Structure For Vulnerability Scanner 11 minLecture19.6
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Using Default Parameters 05 minLecture19.7
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Sending Requests in a Session 09 minLecture19.8
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Extracting & Submitting Forms Automatically 10 minLecture19.9
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Implementing a Method To Run The Scanner 06 minLecture19.10
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Discovering XSS VulnerabilitiesLecture19.11
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Exploiting XSS VulnerabilitiesLecture19.12
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Implementing Code To Discover XSS in FormsLecture19.13
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Implementing Code To Discover XSS in ParametersLecture19.14
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Automatically Discovering Vulnerabilities Using the Vulnerability ScannerLecture19.15
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Assignment 7: Test The Vulnerability Scanner With Python 3Lecture19.16
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Assignment 7 (solution): Test The Vulnerability Scanner With Python 3 05 minLecture19.17
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Bonus Section 1
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Bonus Lecture – What’s Next??Lecture20.1
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Your instructor
Zaid Sabih
Ethical Hacker, Pentester & Computer Scientist
Zaid Al-Quraishi is an ethical hacker, computer scientist, and founder of zSecurity. He studied Computer Science at University College Dublin, graduating May 2016.
Zaid has a strong background and experience in ethical hacking, starting with video tutorials in 2009 in an ethical hacking community, iSecur1ty.org. He also worked as a penetration tester (pentester) for this company.
In 2013 he started teaching his first course online in Arabic which received extremely positive feedback. This motivated him to create an English version of the course. The English course became the most popular and top paid course on Udemy for almost a year, which further motivated Zaid to design and teach more courses on ethical hacking.
He now offers a number of courses on ethical hacking and more than 200,000 students on Udemy and other teaching platforms such as StackSocial, StackSkills and zSecurity.
Zaid says: "I just love hacking and breaking the rules but don't get me wrong, I am an ethical hacker!"