Developing Ethical Hacking Tools with Python

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01 - Introduction

01 - Introduction.mp4

02:58

02 - Why cybersecurity analysts and penetration testers need Python.mp4

06:30

02 - 1. Automating Information Gathering

01 - A review of the typical pen testing process.mp4

05:51

02 - Combining Python modules for active information gathering Part 1.mp4

09:14

03 - Combining Python modules for active information gathering Part 2.mp4

09:40

03 - 2. Writing a Keylogger in Python

01 - Writing a keylogger in Python Part 1.mp4

06:04

02 - Writing a keylogger in Python Part 2.mp4

06:09

03 - Writing a keylogger in Python Part 3.mp4

06:18

04 - 3. ZIP Password Brute-Forcing in Python

01 - Brute-forcing ZIP passwords with Python Part 1.mp4

06:17

02 - Brute-forcing ZIP passwords with Python Part 2.mp4

06:09

03 - Brute-forcing ZIP passwords with Python Part 3.mp4

04:43

05 - Conclusion

01 - Additional resources.mp4

02:20

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If you work as a cybersecurity analyst or penetration tester, you need to stay up to date with the latest tools in the field. In this course, explore cutting-edge cybersecurity strategies for developing and deploying ethical hacking tools in Python. Follow along with expert instruction from Cybrary, the industry-leading cybersecurity training platform. Discover insights and practical advice on state-of-the-art ethical hacking techniques, including how to combine modules and automate information gathering, write a keylogger, use brute-forcing to crack ZIP passwords, and more. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with powerful new skills and prepared to start creating your own ethical hacking tools in Python.

Note: This course was created by Cybrary. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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