
Explore a comprehensive Windows hacking course with Kali Linux and Python, from setting up a VMware lab to Windows penetration, Metasploit, and Python projects.
Set up a Kali Linux virtual machine using VMware Workstation or alternatives, download the standard 64-bit ISO, create and customize the VM, partition the disk, install the system, and boot.
Master root access in kali linux, update the system, and connect a USB wireless adapter to a virtual machine for practical hacking practice.
Enable Windows file sharing and create a shared folder over the network; configure access settings. Mount the Windows share on the CAR Linux Kali Linux VM and verify connectivity.
Set up a Windows virtual machine, configure networking, and share a folder with the Kali Linux host to test file transfer and prepare for Metasploit testing.
Demonstrates how to bypass a Windows password by creating a bootable USB with Rufus and using the command prompt to reset the account.
Learn to recover a Windows password by extracting hashes from SAM and system files with Mimikatz, using a bootable recovery environment, and cracking hashes with online tools.
Explore USB-based methods to access Chrome passwords by locating Chrome user data, and demonstrate decoding the data with tools to reveal password exposure and security weaknesses.
This lecture demonstrates how attackers procure sensitive data from a victim's computer via USB, including copying documents and other files, and conceal the activity with scripts.
The lecture demonstrates creating an automated batch script to collect wifi passwords, runs it to save access point passwords to a text file, and discusses hiding the process.
Convert a batch script into an invisible executable with battery converter, add a windows icon, and run it to silently create a password file.
The lecture demonstrates launching a USB-based social engineering attack to trick a target and covertly steal passwords by disguising a USB payload.
Discover how to scan the lab network with netdiscover and nmap, identify targets across Linux and Windows VMs, verify IPs, and confirm all hosts share the same network.
Learn to use nmap for essential scans: ping discovery of active hosts, targeted IP scans, IP lists, subnet range scans, and port states with services displayed.
Demonstrates detecting target operating systems using nmap OS scanning, sending TCP and UDP packets, analyzing responses, and matching them to an OS database to identify Windows.
Visualize the target network topology with Zenmap, showing how Linux VM, Windows VM, and the host OS connect on the local network and enabling a /24 gateway scan.
Explore Metasploit’s architecture, from libraries and modules to payloads, encoders, and auxiliaries, and practice basic commands like show exploits, use, set, and multi handler for reverse TCP payloads.
Generate a Windows reverse tcp payload with msfvenom, set lhost and port, create the output file, then configure the multi handler in Kali to receive the reverse connection.
Introduce meterpreter basics for windows hacking, guiding you through commands like pwd and cd, file transfer with upload and download, and executing payloads via a remote shell.
Learn meterpreter basics by using local time, time zone, and system information commands, and control keyboard. Demonstrate screenshot, live desktop, ps, suspend, kill, keylogger, keystroke dump, and sending keystrokes.
Learn to install Python, add to path, customize the installation, download the community version, and create a new project to begin learning Python basics.
Explore the print function in Python, printing strings and variables. Format outputs with the format method using curly braces to combine text and variables like name and age.
Learn how to name variables in Python using letters, numbers, and underscores, avoid starting with digits, and work with strings, integers, floats, and booleans, including type conversion and multi assignment.
Learn how to use arithmetic operators, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, floor division, remainder, and exponentiation; compare operators; boolean logic; and assignment operators in Python with practical examples.
Explore python functions by defining with def, passing arguments, printing results, returning values, and using examples to compute squares and means, demonstrating reusable code and function calls.
Explore the difference between local and global variables in Python, demonstrate accessing and modifying global variables with the global keyword, and illustrate scope rules through practical examples.
Explore Python lists by creating, indexing, and slicing, using positive and negative indices to access items, and practice appending, inserting, removing, popping, and extending lists.
Learn to create and manipulate dictionaries in Python as ordered key-value collections, including accessing keys and values, adding new pairs, and removing items with the pop function.
Explore how if-else statements in Python execute blocks when conditions are true or false, using print outputs to show 'condition is true' and 'condition is false'.
Master Python while loops, break and continue statements through practical file loop examples, conditions, and loop termination to control flow and prevent errors.
Explore for loops in Python by iterating over lists, ranges, and dictionaries, printing each element and accessing keys and values to perform repeated actions.
Explore Python classes and objects by building a class with color, brand, and model properties, using self and a constructor to create instances and call methods to display details.
Learn the basics of Python socket programming with a server and client. Create a socket, bind an IP and port, listen for connections, and connect the client to the server.
Create a python socket server and client, bind to a local ip and port 5000, listen and accept connections, and exchange data on the local machine.
Create a simple client–server chat application by encoding and sending messages, decoding received data, and printing exchanges between client and server.
In the first section of the course, We are Creating a Virtual Lab with VMWare.We are discussing about Basic Settings(grant root access,updating kali,conneting wireless adapter toVM),Networking VM with the Host and Setting up Windows VM and Networking.
In the Second Section, We are discussing about Basic Windows Hacking. We are bypassing the windows password,SAM File cracking and getting sensitive data like Passwords just by plugging a USB.
In the Third Section, We are discussing about Basic WIFI Hacking.We are creating a USB to get Wifi Passwords just by plugging into the target computer.
In the next section, We are Discussing about Information Gathering. Basic Target Discovery with Netdiscover,Exploring Targets with Nmap,Target OS detection with Nmap,Visualizing Network Topology with Zenmap will be discussed.
After that we are discussing about Metasploit Framework. We are creating a basic payload with msfvenom.
Then in the next Section, We are discussing About Post Exploitation. We are controlling target computer with meterpreter and msfvenom.
Seventh Section is Python Foundation Knowladge for Beginners.For Loops, While Loops , IF ELSE, Variables, Lists, Dictionaries, Classes, Objects ect will be discussed.
In the Eighth Section, We are discussing Making Python Sockets and Binding IPs, thenPay attention for connections and proceed.We are developing separate Python programs for the client and server,developing a straightforward chat application between the client and server.
In the Final Section, We are using Python to create a reverse shell in the final section.Then we are coverting it into a EXE File. We can then upload it to a virtual server and run it from there.