Name: Python for Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Availability: InStock
Rating: 0 (43 students reviews)

Course Title: Python for Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Instructor: Neamatullah Ekhteyari
Target Audience:
- Beginners with no coding experience
- IT professionals looking to expand their skills
- Individuals curious about ethical hacking and cybersecurity
Prerequisites:
- Basic computer knowledge
- A computer with at least 4GB RAM (for virtual machines)
- Curiosity to explore cybersecurity ethically

Key Topics Covered:
- Setting up an ethical hacking lab with Kali Linux and Python
- Python basics through cybersecurity-focused examples
- Developing socket communication tools
- Creating and decrypting encrypted files with Python
- Building malware-like tools: keyloggers, backdoors, and trojans
- Sniffing packets and analyzing network traffic with Scapy
- Detecting ARP spoofing attacks
- Remotely controlling machines using Telnet and SSH in Python
- Cracking passwords and hashes using Python scripting
- Packaging Python programs into Windows executables
- Automating website blocking and creating background-running services
Key Skills Learned:
- Setting up a professional virtual lab with Kali Linux and Windows
- Mastering Python basics with cybersecurity-focused examples
- Automating tasks using loops, functions, and control flow
- Building secure file encryption and decryption tools
- Developing advanced socket programs: client-server chat, file sharing, command execution
- Sniffing network packets and extracting data using Scapy
- Creating powerful ARP spoofing tools and detection systems
- Writing a remote access backdoor and command execution system
- Converting Python scripts into Windows executables (.exe)
- Creating malware with persistence that runs on system startup
- Building and automating a website blocker for Linux and Windows
- Cracking hashed passwords, ZIP files, and Windows login passwords
- Using Telnet and SSH protocols to control machines remotely