Python 3 For Offensive PenTest: A Complete Practical Course

Updated Python 3.7 / Windows 10 & Kali 2. Learn how to use python for ethical hacking and penetration testing

What you'll learn
Learn how to code your own reverse shell [TCP+HTTP]
Learn how to exfiltrate data from your target
Make anonymous shell by interacting with [Twitter, Google Form, Sourceforge]
Replicate Metasploit features and and make an advanced shell
Learn how to hack passwords using multiple techniques [Keylogger, Clipboard Hijacking]
Learn how malware abusing cryptography by adding [AES,RSA,XOR] encryption to your shell
Privilege escalation on windows with practical example
Requirements
Basic knowledge in Python or ANY other programming/scripting languages
Intermediate knowledge in penetration testing and ethical hacking
Description
When other's tools fail, writing your own makes you a true penetration tester!
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Before You Enroll !
The knowledge which you will learn from this course is literally a weapon. My goal is to make you a better warrior in penetration testing. Consider the consequences of your actions, be smart and don't go to jail.
There are quite a lot of people who call themselves hackers but in reality few have the solid skills to fit the definition,
when other's tools fail, writing your own makes you a true hacker!
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FAQ
Why Python?
Easy to learn
Cross platform
Unlimited third party libraries
Get your job done with few lines
Ranked as #1 for the most popular programming languages
Plenty of open source hacking tools are written in python which can be easily integrated within your script
How To Use This Course?
View the course in order, start from module 1 and move on.
Before you see the video, download the script, read the inline comments, run the script in your home lab, then finally see the explanatory video, if you still got any question, post it in Udemy forum.
Don't skip the exercises, Google is your best friend.
Fall in love with Python, go for extra mile and start writing your own weapons!
How to reach me?
Udemy forums in case you have
ANY
question or technical problem.
LinkedIn if you have
ANY
questions prior taking the course,
Ideas and collaboration are welcomed.
Who this course is for:
Ethical hackers and penetration testers
Students preparing for OSCP, OSCE, GPEN, GXPN, CEH
Information security professionals and cyber security consultants
System and network security administrators
Programmers who want to get their hands dirty

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