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Example Curriculum
1. INTRODUCTION
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- 1.Introduction (6:31)
- 2.Teaser (7:29)
- 3.What is programming_What is Hacking _ Why Learn Them (6:13)
- 4.Lab Over View _ Needed Software (5:41)
- 5. Installing Kali as a virtual Machine (8:31)
- 7.The Terminal _ Linux Commands (10:45)
- 6.Basic Over View Of Kali Linux (5:10)
- 8.Python2 Vs Python 3 _ Writing First Program (9:08)
- 9.Installing _ Using PuthonIDE (9:32)
- 10 - What is MAC Address _ How To Change it (9:08)
- 11-Using Python Modules _ Executing System Commands (9:18)
- 12.Implementing a Very Basic Mac Changer (5:16)
- 13.Variables _ Strings (10:12)
- 14.Using Variabled in MAC Changer (4:36)
- 15.Getting Input From The User (6:18)
- 16.Handling User Input (9:40)
- 17. Handling Command-line Arguments (9:44)
- 18. Initialising Variables Based on Command-line Arguments (7:51)
- 19.Functions (9:40)
- 20.Returning Valus From Functions (6:55)
- 21.Decision Making - Theory (6:53)
- 22.Using Conditional Statements in MAC Changer (9:05)
2.WRITING A MAC ADDRESS CHANGER - PYTHON BASICS
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3.PROGRAMMING A NETWORK SCANNER
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4.Network
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- 33.Using Scapy To Create an ARP Request (6:48)
- 34. Combining Frames To BroadcastRequest (9:37)
- 35. Sending & Receiving Packets (6:57)
- 36. Lists (8:20)
- 37. Iterating Over Lists & Analysing Packet (10:09)
- 38. Using Escape Characters To Enhance Program Output (6:29)
- 39. Dictionaries (9:37)
- 40. Improving the Program Using a List of Dictionaries (8:55)
- 41. Iterating Over Nested Data Structures (7:18)
- 42. Python 3 Compatibility (6:55)
5.WRITING AN ARP SPOOFER
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- 43.What is ARP Spoofing (6:20)
- 44. Redirecting the Flow of Packets in a Network Using arpspoof (5:08)
- 45. Creating an ARP Response (7:11)
- 46.Sending ARP Responses (5:34)
- 47. Extracting MAC Address From Responses (6:59)
- 48. Loops (8:53)
- 49. More on Loops & Counters (7:56)
- 50. Dynamic Printing (6:54)
- 51. Handling Exceptions (5:16)
- 52. Implementing a Restore Function (11:55)
- 53. Restoring ARP Tables When an Exception Occures (5:33)
6.WRITING A PACKET SNIFFER
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- 54. Introduction & Teaser (4:39)
- 55. Sniffing Packets Using Scapy (7:20)
- 56. Extracting data From a Specific Layer (6:50)
- 57. Analysing Sniffed Packets & Extracting Fields From Layers (12:21)
- 58. Analysing Fields & Extracting Passwords (0:42)
- 59. Extracting URLs (8:00)
- 60.Capturing Passwords From Any Computer Connected to the Same (8:03)
7.WRITING A DNS SPOOFER
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8.WRITING A FILE INTERCEPTOR
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9.WRITING A CODE INJECTOR
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- 74. Introduction & Teaser (1:20)
- 75. Analysing HTTP Responses (6:49)
- 76. Replacing a Substring Using Regex (7:15)
- 77. Decoding HTTP Responses (9:48)
- 78. Modifying HTTP Responses & Injecting Javascript Code in HTML Pages (8:50)
- 79. Refactoring & Housekeeping (8:29)
- 80. Debugging Issues (6:01)
- 81. Using Groups & None-capturing Regex (8:57)
- 82. Recalculating Content Length (11:38)
- 83. BeEF Overview & Basic Hook Method (6:39)
- 84. Hooking Computers Using code_injector (5:37)
- 85. Basic BeEF Commands (4:24)
- 86. Delivering Malware Using BeEF (5:41)
- 87. How to Bypass HTTPS (10:49)
- 88. Bypassing HTTPS & Sniffing Login Credentials (8:04)
- 89. Replacing Downloads on HTTPS Pages (10:56)
- 90. Injecting Code in HTTPS Pages (8:35)
10.WRITING AN ARP SPOOF DETECTOR
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11.WRITING MALWARE
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- 94. Introduction & Teaser (1:57)
- 95. Execute System Command Payload (9:40)
- 96. Sending Reports By Email (11:25)
- 97. Filtering Command Output Using Regex (10:07)
- 98. Stealing WiFi Passwords Saved on a Computer (9:34)
- 99. Downloading Files From Program (7:49)
- 100. Writing Files on Disk (11:24)
- 101. Password Recovery Basics (8:19)
- 102. Using all the Above to Steal Saved Passwords Remotely (8:03)
- 103. Interacting With The File System (9:43)
12.WRITING MALWARE - KEYLOGGER
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- 104. Introduction & Teaser (3:41)
- 105. Writing a Basic Local Keylogger (9:59)
- 106. Global Variables (8:07)
- 107. Logging Special Keys (6:58)
- 108. Threading & Recursion (10:59)
- 109. OOP - Object Oriented Programming Basics (15:07)
- 110. Constructor Methods & Instance Variables (8:06)
- 111. Logging Key-strikes and Reporting Them By Email (11:58)
13.WRITING MALWARE - BACKDOORS
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- 112. Introduction & Teaser (5:46)
- 113. Client - Server Communication & Connection Types (7:46)
- 114.Learn Python _ Ethical Hacking From Scratch (10:09)
- 115. Sending & Receiving Data Over TCP (5:19)
- 116. Executing System Commands Remotely (10:06)
- 117. Implementing a Server (9:08)
- 118. Implementing Skeleton For Server - Client Communication (6:58)
- 119. Refactoring - Creating a Listener Class (8:13)
- 120. Refactoring - Creating a Backdoor Class (6:23)
- 121. Serialisation - Theory (11:14)
- 122. Serialisation - Implementing Reliable Methods (7:55)
- 123. Serialisation - Reliably Sending & Receiving Data (6:20)
- 124. Sending Commands as List & Implementing Exit Command (8:16)
- 125. Interacting With the File System - Implementing cd Command (9:24)
- 126. Reading Files (7:30)
- 127. Writing Files (6:52)
- 128. Downloading Files From Hacked Computer (7:54)
- 129. Implementing Upload Functionality in Listener (7:53)
- 130. Implementing Upload Functionality in Backdoor (6:12)
- 131. Handling Unknown Exceptions (9:37)
- 132. Using the Backdoor to Hack Windows, Linux & OS X (4:18)
14.WRITING MALWARE - PACKAGING
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- 133. Introduction & Teaser (3:15)
- 134. Converting Python Programs To Windows Binary Executables (7:12)
- 135. Running Executables Silentely (7:22)
- 136. Installing Windows Pyinstaller on Linux (7:43)
- 137. Packaging Programs For Windows From Linux (8:33)
- 138. Persistence Idea (8:15)
- 139. Running Programs on Startup (14:43)
- 140. Creating a Basic Trojan Using Download & Execute Payload (10:36)
- 141. Creating a Trojan By Embedding Files In Program Code (8:33)
- 142. Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs - Theory (5:22)
- 143. Bypassing Anti-Virus Programs - Practical (9:04)
- 144. Adding an Icon to Generated Executables (5:14)
- 145. Spoofing File Extension (9:35)
- 146. Converting Python Programs To OS X Executables (8:41)
- 147. Converting Python Programs to Linux Executables (7:23)
15.WEBSITE WEB APPLICATION HACKING
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- 148. Introduction & Teaser (6:42)
- 149. What is a Website (4:13)
- 150. How to Hack a Website (5:31)
- 151. Sending GET Requests To Web Servers (10:00)
- 152. Discovering Subdomains (11:43)
- 153. Discovering Hidden Paths in Websites (10:54)
- 154. Reading Response Content (6:26)
- 155. Extracting Useful Data From Response (7:08)
- 156. Filtering Rsults (7:10)
- 157. Extracting Unique Links & Storing Them In a List (6:42)
- 158. Recursively Discovering All Paths On a Target Website (9:37)
16.WRITING A PROGRAM TO GUESS LOGIN INFORMATION
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17.WRITING A VULNERABILITY SCANNER
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- 161. Introduction & Teaser (2:35)
- 162. HTTP Requests - POST VS GET (7:05)
- 163. Parsing HTML Code (8:19)
- 164. Extracting HTML Attributes (10:30)
- 165. Posting Forms (10:27)
- 166. Building Basic Structure For Vulnerability Scanner (11:24)
- 167. Using Default Parameters (5:08)
- 168. Sending Requests in a Session (9:16)
- 169. Extracting & Submitting Forms Automatically (10:06)
- 170. Implementing a Method To Run The Scanner (6:08)
- 171. Discovering XSS Vulnerabilities (9:07)
- 172. Exploiting XSS Vulnerabilities (5:08)
- 173. Implementing Code To Discover XSS in Forms (8:15)
- 174. Implementing Code To Discover XSS in Parameters (7:43)
- 175. Automatically Discovering Vulnerabilities Using the Vulnerability Scanner (8:46)
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