Python3 For Ethical Hacking & Malware Dev From Scratch

Write 15+ hacking programs for hacking with advanced malware development | No prior knowledge required

What you'll learn

Malware development with python3

Python3 for ethical hacking and penetration test

Create advanced malwares with Pyhton3

Advanced techniques for security bypass

Create custom tools for ethical hacking

100+ video materials

presentation for each malware and tool

13+ hours of hands on experience

15+ tools and malwares creation

basik networking

Botnets creation

Internet worm creation

advanced tools creation

advanced malware development

Requirements

basik programming experience would be an advantage but not required

basik IT knowledge

basik networking knowledge would be an advantage but not required

Description

This course, "Python3 for Ethical Hacking & Malware Development From Scratch," is meticulously designed for aspiring cybersecurity professionals eager to delve into the world of ethical hacking and advanced malware development. With no prior knowledge required, this course serves as an ideal starting point for beginners while offering substantial depth for those with some experience in the field.Participants will embark on a comprehensive journey, beginning with the fundamentals of Python3, the programming language renowned for its simplicity and versatility in cybersecurity. As the course progresses, learners will transition from basic programming concepts to crafting sophisticated hacking programs and developing advanced malware.Throughout the course, students will create over 15 practical hacking programs, each designed to enhance their understanding of various cybersecurity techniques and methodologies. These programs will cover a broad spectrum of hacking scenarios, including network penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and data exfiltration. By actively developing these tools, learners will gain hands-on experience in identifying, exploiting, and mitigating security vulnerabilities.In addition to hacking techniques, the course places a significant emphasis on ethical considerations and the responsible use of hacking skills. Students will learn the importance of ethical hacking, legal frameworks, and best practices to ensure their activities contribute positively to the cybersecurity community.Advanced malware development is another cornerstone of this course. Participants will explore the intricacies of malware design, implementation, and analysis. They will learn to create stealthy, effective malware while understanding the defensive measures required to counteract such threats.By the end of this course, students will possess a robust toolkit of Python-based hacking programs and a solid foundation in malware development, equipping them with the skills necessary to excel in the dynamic field of cybersecurity.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Before we start

Section 2: Labs Setup

Lecture 3 ISO and VMWARE Installation

Lecture 4 Kali Linux Setup

Lecture 5 Windows Setup

Lecture 6 Python and VSCode Installation for Windows

Lecture 7 Python and VSCode Installation for Kali Linux

Section 3: Basik Python

Lecture 8 Working with basik functions and variables

Lecture 9 Lists an Dictionaries in Python

Lecture 10 Working with if, elif, else

Lecture 11 Loops in Python

Lecture 12 Functions in Python

Lecture 13 Error handling in Python

Lecture 14 Threading inPython

Lecture 15 Working with Files

Lecture 16 More practice with Threads

Lecture 17 Progress Bar in Python

Section 4: Enumeration Tools

Lecture 18 What is DNS?

Lecture 19 Creating DNS Records Enumeration Tool

Lecture 20 Creating Subdomain Enumeration Tool

Lecture 21 Homework

Section 5: PDF Protection Tool

Lecture 22 First Function for PDF Protector

Lecture 23 Finishing our PDF Protector

Lecture 24 Homework

Section 6: PDF Cracker Tool

Lecture 25 Function to generate passwords on the fly

Lecture 26 Extracting passwords from wordlist

Lecture 27 Making our program faster

Lecture 28 Takeing arguments from the user

Lecture 29 Homework

Section 7: Network Scanner

Lecture 30 What is ARP?

Lecture 31 Creating ARP request

Lecture 32 Extracting info from the answer

Lecture 33 Working with Threads for our program

Lecture 34 Homework

Section 8: Port Scanner

Lecture 35 Creating main function for our program

Lecture 36 Extracting Banner from our target

Lecture 37 Working with Threads

Lecture 38 Formating our result

Lecture 39 Homework

Section 9: Password Cracker

Lecture 40 Function to generate passwords on the fly

Lecture 41 Function to verify hash

Lecture 42 Working with wordlist

Lecture 43 Takeing input from the user

Lecture 44 Homework

Section 10: SSH cracker

Lecture 45 What is SSH?

Lecture 46 Init SSH connection

Lecture 47 Error Handling

Lecture 48 User input

Lecture 49 Testing our program

Lecture 50 Sarting our advanced SSH cracker

Lecture 51 Functions to generate passwords on the fly & extract passwords from the wordlist

Lecture 52 Working with user input

Lecture 53 Testing our program

Lecture 54 Fixing errors

Lecture 55 Homework

Section 11: FTP cracker

Lecture 56 What is FTP?

Lecture 57 Main function

Lecture 58 Working with wordlist

Lecture 59 Testing our basik program

Lecture 60 Starting advanced program

Lecture 61 Working with user input

Lecture 62 Parse arguments

Lecture 63 Testing our program

Lecture 64 Homework

Section 12: Keylogger creation

Lecture 65 What is keylogger?

Lecture 66 Creation of basik keylogger

Lecture 67 Creation of more advanced keylogger

Lecture 68 Homework

Section 13: Reverse Shell

Lecture 69 What is Reverse Shell

Lecture 70 Creating custom Listener

Lecture 71 Creating client side code

Lecture 72 Functions to send and recieve data

Lecture 73 cd, upload and download commands

Lecture 74 Homework

Section 14: Information Stealer

Lecture 75 What is Info Stealer?

Lecture 76 Extracting decryption key

Lecture 77 Extracting Credentials

Lecture 78 Decrypting Extracted Passwords

Lecture 79 Extracting data from clipboard

Lecture 80 Extracting System Info

Lecture 81 Testing our program

Lecture 82 Homework

Section 15: SSH Botnet

Lecture 83 What is Botnet

Lecture 84 First function for SSH Botnet

Lecture 85 Init Connection

Lecture 86 Testing and Fixing problems

Lecture 87 Commands execution on our bots

Lecture 88 Adding Function for DDOS

Lecture 89 Testing and problems solving

Lecture 90 Homework

Section 16: Internet Worm

Lecture 91 What is Internet Worm?

Lecture 92 SSH exploit explanation

Lecture 93 NFS exploit explanation

Lecture 94 PsExec exploit explanation

Lecture 95 WMI exploit explanation

Lecture 96 RDP exploit explanation

Lecture 97 Payload creation

Lecture 98 Function to automatically scan network

Lecture 99 Creation of SSH exploit

Lecture 100 Testing and Fixing problems

Lecture 101 Creating NFS, PsExec, WMI exploits

Lecture 102 Testing and Fixing network problems

Lecture 103 Creating RDP exploit

Lecture 104 Homework

Section 17: Traditional Botnet

Lecture 105 Explanation of basik botnet

Lecture 106 Starting our basik botnet

Lecture 107 Creating Center for our botnet

Lecture 108 Finishing our basik botnet

Lecture 109 explanation of advanced botnet

Lecture 110 ddos

Lecture 111 extracting passwords

Lecture 112 Secure Communication

Lecture 113 Main function

Lecture 114 String obfuscation and advanced techniques on client side code

Lecture 115 Testing our Advanced Botnet

Lecture 116 Homework

This course is for people who are ready for new challenges