Ethical Hacking: Design Command and Control using Python 3

Ethical Hacking: Design Command and Control using Python 3
Published 2/2024
Duration: 18h15m | .MP4 1280×720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 9.5 GB

Learn Python and code a c2 tool that you can use for Red Team exercises, Penetration Tests, or for educational purposes

What you’ll learn
Python coding and how to build a feature rich command and control tool that you can use for authorized cybersecurity tests, for fun, or for educational purposes
How to code the client and server portions of the tool and enable them to interact with each other
How to build the client code for either Windows or Linux operating systems
How to implement AES encryption for all traffic between client and server
How to implement the following features in your tool: reverse shell, key logging, screen captures, clipboard stealing, turning volume up, playing audio files
And more features: displaying images, upload/download of files, zip/encrypt of files, unzip/decrypt of files
And more features: running operating system commands in the background, flipping computer’s screen upside down, typing on the compromised computer
Numerous Python concepts and terminology; every line or block of code is explained
How to use Wireshark, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), Ubuntu Linux, and PyCharm Community Edition Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
How to operate the c2 server in a cloud, and more

Requirements
An Internet connection, a computer, and a willingness to learn

Description
Greetings course seekers. My course, “Ethical Hacking: Design Command and Control using Python 3” is hot off the press here in 2024. The way this course works is as follows:
I will move slowly and try to explain everything to you, including the Python code and best practices. I am not trying to rush through anything here with you. I really do want you to learn. However, if you are looking for contrived exercises to do and those sorts of things, this is not the course for that. I am showing you real code for a real Red Team tool that will have real application for you, if you work in or have an interest in Cybersecurity or Ethical Hacking.
after each lesson, and the final state of the code at the end of the course. My code will become your code and you can take the tool to the next level, although it will be at a prominent level already.
The course is divided up into sections with each video building upon the last. At the end of each section, I always do a Python summary review that speaks directly to the new Python code we covered during a section of the course. Some of you that have Python experience may want to skip these videos, but for beginners or for those who are rusty, I recommend watching them.
The entire course is just over 18 hours in length and unlike other courses that cover many different topics and speed through everything, that is not what happens here. This course covers one topic, or you might consider it to be two topics and that is it. We have the command-and-control tool itself and we have the Python code that is building the tool. That is where all my energy and time will be directed, and this allows you to focus and learn.
Enough reading already! Go watch a few of my free preview videos and see what you think.
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