Course Overview
- Course Title: Python Hacking | Real Ethical Hacking with Python | PYCEH+
- Instructor: CyberSkill Academy
- Target Audience:
- Beginners with no programming experience
- Experienced programmers looking to specialize in ethical hacking
- Prerequisites:
- No programming experience needed
Curriculum Highlights
- Key Topics Covered:
- Python programming fundamentals for ethical hacking
- Executing client and server applications on Windows and Kali Linux
- Executing Man-in-the-Middle attacks
- Creating a pentest RAT malware with server and client components
- Coding client-side for remote access
- Developing the server-side for remote access
- Understanding sockets and their functions in Python
- Network security and protocols
- Encryption, cryptography, and steganography
- Exploring remote access techniques
- Spoofing routers and targets simultaneously
- Intercepting network traffic and hacking login credentials
- Web application security and vulnerabilities
- Developing a client-side application
- Manipulating MAC addresses using Python
- Developing a Python MAC changer program
- Creating a network scanner from scratch
- Planning and developing your own MiTM program
- Understanding ARP and ARP table
- Setting up a Python development environment
- Fundamental syntax and structure of Python
- Working with variables and data types
- Using operators for mathematical and logical operations
- Control structures such as if-else statements and loops
- Writing and calling functions in Python
- Manipulating strings and working with string methods
- Handling user input and output data
- Lists and their operations, including indexing and slicing
- Tuples and their immutability in Python
- Dictionaries and their key-value pair structure
- File handling and reading from/writing to files
- Exception handling to manage errors in your code
- Working with modules and importing external code
- Understanding and utilizing libraries in Python
- Regular expressions for pattern matching and data validation
- Writing and running Python scripts from the command line
- Basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP)
- Creating classes and objects in Python
- Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in OOP
- Using built-in Python modules for common tasks
- Handling dates and time in Python
- Working with sets and performing set operations
- List comprehensions for concise and efficient code
- Lambda functions and their use cases
- Understanding and utilizing generators and iterators
- Introduction to recursion and recursive functions
- Installing and working with third-party packages using pip
- Basics of working with databases in Python
- Best practices and coding conventions for writing clean and readable code
- Key Skills Learned:
- Python programming for ethical hacking
- Client and server application development
- Man-in-the-Middle attack execution
- RAT malware creation
- Remote access coding
- Socket programming
- Network security protocols
- Encryption and cryptography techniques
- Remote access techniques
- Router and target spoofing
- Network traffic interception
- Web application security
- Client-side application development
- MAC address manipulation
- Network scanner creation
- ARP and ARP table understanding
- Python development environment setup
- Python syntax and structure
- Variable and data type management
- Operator usage for mathematical and logical operations
- Control structure implementation
- Function writing and calling
- String manipulation
- User input and output handling
- List operations
- Tuple immutability
- Dictionary key-value pair structure
- File handling
- Exception handling
- Module and library utilization
- Regular expressions for pattern matching
- Python script writing and execution
- Object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts
- Class and object creation
- Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism
- Built-in module usage
- Date and time handling
- Set operations
- List comprehensions
- Lambda functions
- Generators and iterators
- Recursion and recursive functions
- Third-party package installation and usage
- Database