No prior knowledge required
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Are you interested in learning about network hacking? Do you want to know how to create security tools for network hacking using python? Well, you have come to the right place! In this course, we will teach you how to create an ARP Spoofing program which will enable you to put yourself in the middle of a communication so that you can listen to all the client’s data and capture their usernames and passwords. We will also teach you how to launch DNS Spoofing to redirect victims to other places such as your own malicious website that you will learn how to create. Moreover, you will learn how to create a sniffing program and capture different packets from clients and change them to meet your own purpose, which is to hack them and get access to them by forwarding them to places that have been provided with malware such as a backdoor which you will learn how to create too.
There may be plenty of other courses on network hacking out there, but what sets this course apart is that instead of only teaching you how something is done, we will also teach you why it is done, taking you through all the details of a subject. Rather than just teaching you about different modules and codes, we will introduce you to the most important and low-level module in Python – raw socket – because we believe that if you want to copy/paste code, you can search for it online. But if you really want to know all the knowledge behind what you are doing, this course is for you.
In this course, we first teach you about Linux’s important commands so that you can be familiar and comfortable working with Kali Linux – the most important operating system for hackers. Next, we introduce you to basic Python so that you will be okay with some basic commands as we go along. After that, we dive into networking concepts in each section to create security tools for network hacking using Python’s different modules. We start by implementing our security tools using Scapy, a high-level library in Python, and then we go deeper by creating them using sockets and, finally, raw sockets.
In this section, we will learn all the details of how a client starts to work in a network and everything about different protocols like DHCP and ARP. We will learn about the different fields and sections in an ARP packet to fully understand why a protocol would have some vulnerability. Then, we will create our ARP Spoofing program using Scapy and later introduce you to Sockets and Raw Sockets before creating our own ARP Spoofing program using Raw Sockets. Raw sockets differ from other modules in that you, as the programmer, have to take care of everything, so you have to have a high level of knowledge. Lastly, we spy on victims by capturing their usernames and passwords.
In this section, we teach you how to capture packets in general and demonstrate how to do it using Scapy. We then go deeper into the concept by using Raw Sockets – starting to capture packets in raw binary format and introducing you to different libraries and modules to help you convert them into a more human-readable form, such as binascii, struct, chr, and ord. We will unpack and parse each section header in each section until we get to the application layer data, so you learn why packet sniffers like Wireshark or libraries like Scapy work the way they do.
In this section, we teach you about the DNS protocol works and all the different headers and fields in this protocol. We help you gain the understanding of why there is a vulnerability in this protocol so that you can exploit it as DNS Spoofing. But again, we won’t be using already-made modules; we will start implementing the application ourselves using Python.
We will teach you what a client-server-based communication is and how to set up a server by listening at specific port numbers while you have created and bound your socket with a NIC (Network Interface Card).
You will learn about the format of an HTTP packet and how you can forward HTTP packets that you have received from other victims you have launched an ARP Spoofing attack against, giving you access to their packets to other locations such as your malicious website.
In this section, you will learn how to create a backdoor using Metasploit, how a backdoor works, and how to create your backdoor using Python.
Whether you’re a beginner or have experience in hacking, our comprehensive course on network hacking using Python is perfect for you. It’s an exciting journey that will provide you with an in-depth understanding of networking concepts, raw sockets, sniffing programs, and much more. The more you know about why something works, the better prepared you are to understand, detect, and defend against potential hackers in the future. At only $19.99, this course is a steal – so what are you waiting for? Sign up now on Udemy!
