Author: Udemy
Title: Learning Python and Hacking Systems from Scratch (Full Course) (2019)
After completing this course, you will have sufficient programming skills to write any programs, even if they have nothing to do with hacking, but with all this, we will learn to program by developing hacker tools!
Title: Learning Python and Hacking Systems from Scratch (Full Course) (2019)
Welcome to an excellent course in which you will learn how to program in Python and hack systems at the same time. The course is designed in such a way that no prior knowledge is required . After completing the course, your level of knowledge of the topic will be above average, and you will be able to use both acquired skills. You will learn how to write your own programs to hack computers in Python, we will write programs that real hackers use to hack into systems, but that's not all. You can also use the acquired Python programming skills to write any programs , even those that have nothing to do with hacking systems.
This course has a strong focus on practice.however, we do not sacrifice theory. We will start by looking at the basic concepts, get to know what ethical hacking is and what the Python programming language is, install the necessary programs, and immediately after that we will start programming. From now on, you will start learning directly from examples , we will write hacker programs, all our programs will be quite interesting, we will not waste time on boring typical tasks, which are quite a lot in various tutorials.
The course is divided by objectives into several sections. Usually the goal is to hack a certain system. We will start by studying how the system works, its weaknesses. We will learn Python programming in practice, one topic at a time, so by the end of the course you will have quite a few self-written hack programs in your portfolio. These will be backdoors, kilologgers, credential hijackers, network hacking tools, website hacking tools, and more. On top of all this, you will have a deep understanding of how computer systems work, how to model problems, how to approach designing an algorithm to solve problems, and how to implement things with Python.
As I said earlier, in this course you will learn how to write programs in Python and learn what ethical hacking is and how to penetration test systems. The following is a short list of topics covered in this course:
This course has a strong focus on practice.however, we do not sacrifice theory. We will start by looking at the basic concepts, get to know what ethical hacking is and what the Python programming language is, install the necessary programs, and immediately after that we will start programming. From now on, you will start learning directly from examples , we will write hacker programs, all our programs will be quite interesting, we will not waste time on boring typical tasks, which are quite a lot in various tutorials.
The course is divided by objectives into several sections. Usually the goal is to hack a certain system. We will start by studying how the system works, its weaknesses. We will learn Python programming in practice, one topic at a time, so by the end of the course you will have quite a few self-written hack programs in your portfolio. These will be backdoors, kilologgers, credential hijackers, network hacking tools, website hacking tools, and more. On top of all this, you will have a deep understanding of how computer systems work, how to model problems, how to approach designing an algorithm to solve problems, and how to implement things with Python.
As I said earlier, in this course you will learn how to write programs in Python and learn what ethical hacking is and how to penetration test systems. The following is a short list of topics covered in this course:
- We write programs in Python 2 and Python 3
- Using modules and libraries
- Variables, types, etc.
- Processing data entered by the user
- Reading and writing files
- Functions
- Cycles
- Data Structures
- Regular Expressions
- recursion
- Stream Processing
- Object Oriented Programming
- Working with packages using scapy
- Netfilterqueue
- socket programming
- Working with strings
- Exceptions
- Serialization
- Compiling programs into binary files
- Sending and receiving HTTP requests
- Parsing HTML
- + much more!
- Network Hacking Basics / Penetration Testing Them
- MAC address change and filtering bypass
- Network mapping
- ARP-Spoofing - Redirecting the flow of packets in the network
- DNS Spoofing - Redirecting requests from one website to another.
- Spying on any user on the network - we find out logins, passwords, visited sites, etc.
- Injecting code into pages visited by other users connected to the same network
- On-the-fly file spoofing while downloading by users connected to the same network
- Defining ARP-Spoofing Attacks
- Bypassing HTTPS
- Creating malicious files for Windows, OS X and Linux
- Creation of Trojans for Windows, OS X and Linux
- Hacking Windows, OS X and Linux with a custom backdoor
- Bypass antivirus programs
- Stealing Credentials with a Fake Credential Request
- Show fake updates
- Spying on what Windows or OS X users type with a self-written kilologger
- Learn the basics of website hacking/penetration testing
- Looking for subdomains
- Looking for hidden files and directories of a website
- We launch a dictionary attack, try to guess the password
- Looking for and exploiting XSS vulnerabilities
- We look for weaknesses in websites using our self-written vulnerability scanner
- mac_changer - MAC address replacement
- network_scanner - Scans the network and finds all IP and MAC addresses connected to the network
- arp_spoofer - launching an ARP-spoofing attack, which redirects the flow of packets so that we can intercept data
- packet_sniffer - filtering intercepted data, searching for logins, passwords, addresses of visited pages, etc.
- dns_spoofer - redirect DNS requests
- file_interceptor - substitution of intercepted files for any other
- code_injector - code injection into intercepted HTML pages
- arpspoof_detector - ARP-spoofing attack detection
- execute_command payload - run system commands on the machine where this application was run
- execute_and_report payload - run system commands and send reports about it to e-mail.
- download_and_execute payload - Downloads a file and runs it on the target system.
- download_execute_and_report payload - downloads a file, runs it and sends a result report to email.
- reverse_backdoor - Provides remote control over the system it was run on. Allows you to access the file system, execute system commands, download and upload files.
- keylogger - records keystrokes and sends them to email.
- crawler - searches for hidden directory trees (folders) of the target website.
- discover_subdomains - Looks for subdomains of the target site.
- spider - a complete study of the target website. Search all files, folders and links.
- guess_login - attacks by dictionary, tries to guess the login and password
- vulnerability_scanner - Scans the target site for vulnerabilities and reports everything it finds
- How to set up a secure penetration testing environment
- How to install Kali Linux and Window as virtual machines inside ANY system
- Linux Basics
- Linux terminal basics
- How networks work
- How clients communicate with each other over the network
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) - address determination protocol
- Network layers
- Domain Name System (DNS) - domain name system
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) - Hypertext Transport Protocol
- HTTPS
- How antivirus programs work
- sockets
- Connecting devices via TCP
- Data transfer via TCP
- How websites work
- GET and POST requests
- And much more!
