Ethical Hacking Complete Course 2017/2018 : kali and Python

Learn to identify hash algorithms with hash identifier and perform fast password attacks using Hydra, including brute-force and wordlist methods with user and password lists for ftp logons.

Perform password attacks with John the Ripper to crack user password hashes stored in the shadow file, using dictionary attacks and supported hash formats.

Learn to perform web server vulnerability analysis using nikto, command-line scanning, and ssl-enabled checks to identify index files and misconfigurations on target sites.

Learn how to set up burp suite, configure proxies and intercept traffic, and perform active and passive web app scans to identify links, vulnerabilities, and alerts.

Explore database assessment and injection using g skewer and Google hacking to uncover database tables, admin panels, and user data on vulnerable websites.

Create and manipulate Python lists, including mixed data types and nested lists, and print extracted elements. Learn zero-based indexing to access items and nested elements.

Learn how to declare a Python list, access and modify elements by index, and print results to understand list manipulation in Python.

Master Python list operations by creating lists, deleting elements by index, removing items, and clearing lists, with practical printouts demonstrated.

Learn how to create and manipulate lists in Python, including adding, removing, sorting, reversing, printing, and debugging list operations.

Learn to create tuples in Python, access elements by index, and handle mixed data types within a single tuple for practical data extraction.

Discover how to declare, print, and experiment with string literals in Python, using quotes and print statements to display output and explore different string types.

Master string handling in Python for ethical hacking with hands-on programming practice and exam-style challenges.

Learn string handling in Python and test palindromes. Compare strings to understand how case and characters affect equality.

Learn how to remove and discard elements from a Python set using remove and discard methods, with print operations and debugging to observe changes.

Explore Python set operations, using or for union and and for intersection. Learn to compare two sets, print common elements, and understand how sets handle unique values.

Learn methods of set operations, including set minus and identifying common elements, to distinguish elements unique to one set from those shared between sets.

Learn set membership in Python by initializing a set and testing whether characters are in the set, returning true or false to demonstrate membership.

Learn to remove individual items from a dictionary and delete the entire dictionary in Python, including printing results and checking dictionary size.

Explore how if-else logic and loop constructs guide control flow in code by evaluating numbers that are greater than zero or less than or equal to zero.

Explore how to use a for loop to iterate over a list and print all its items, with examples of output messages and end-of-list behavior.

Explore the break statement and loop control in code, debug programs, print characters, and understand how breaking exits a loop to shape sequence flow.

Learn how to import math libraries in programming and apply functions like pi, exponential, log, and square roots, including map-based examples, to run practical code.

Manage a program defined in an infinite loop, observe how input numbers alter the output, and learn printing results and dynamic box sizing based on the input.

Explore how to locate the address of a variable in ram and read memory using a simple diagram, illustrating how variables point to data and how memory access works.

Explore function concepts in this ethical hacking course with Kali and Python, focusing on defining functions, variables, and the program, while reading the manual and reviews to sharpen your approach.

Examine Python function basics and global variables in a practice program, showing variable definition, function calls, and printing to illustrate global behavior.

Learn to create and populate a list in Python, access its elements by index, and iterate over the list to print values.

Explore Python basics in this generator lecture by defining functions, assigning variables, and using print to see how the program runs again.

Explore reversing a string with a function, measure its length, and iterate over each character with a for loop to print the reversed result, using hello world as an example.

Create a list and iterate through its elements, compute the square of each using a power function, then print the squared results for five elements.

Define a function, call it, and learn how multiplication by three works through a sample program, reading outputs and running the code to see results.

Learn how to define, modify, and duplicate functions to reuse code efficiently, demonstrating function copying and reuse within programs.

Train learners in decoding concepts to counter cyber threats. Explore how programs use function arguments and new functions with examples like Windows Mobile and 3D printer messages.

Develop a Python calculator by defining functions, returning results, and using print to display outputs while users select operations like add, multiply, and compute with user input.

Learn to determine the Celsius temperature from data using the described formula, and explore how Celsius relates to Fahrenheit in practical examples.

Discover how to identify prime numbers by testing divisibility within a range, using a simple condition in a program to determine if a number is prime.

Learn how to transpose a matrix in Python by iterating with for loops and range.

Explore proxy tools, IP rotation, and VPN extensions to mask your real IP and evade detection in ethical hacking scenarios.

Install Nessus on Windows, sign in with admin credentials, and run a basic network scan to evaluate a local host or website, noting the trial limit of 16 IPs.

Learn system hacking by setting up Kali Linux on a VM, identifying Windows exploits, and using Metasploit to hack a Windows target from Linux.

Explore how to build custom password dictionaries with crunch for dictionary-based attacks, applying practical Linux and Windows concepts to understand brute-force login scenarios.

Explore footprinting techniques by using whois and people-search sites to gather personal data from social networks and locations like New York and Pennsylvania.

Learn footprinting to gather information about websites, such as identifying IP addresses, domain data, hosting details, and site signals using various tools.

Learn how to block websites on your computer by editing the host file in Windows, mapping domains to local dns entries, and testing in the browser.

Learn to use a sniffing tool to capture wireless traffic, inspect login pages, and locate stored usernames and passwords while examining http traffic.