
Explore essential Linux terminal commands and navigation, master file and directory operations in the root directory, view system information, and use networking utilities.
Learn to switch from managed to monitor mode on wlan0 using a manual method, bringing the interface down, configuring with iwconfig and ifconfig, and using airmon-ng to monitor traffic.
Learn how a man-in-the-middle attack uses arp spoofing to hijack mac addresses and ips, intercepting traffic between client and server, impersonating both sides, and exposing public keys and credentials.
Learn to generate a veil payload by selecting options like username and processors, then use a Metasploit msf console multi/handler to listen for a reverse connection.
Shows creating a Veil payload, hosting a reverse connection, and using msf console to obtain a Windows client session from a Kali Linux host.
Explore beef, the browser exploitation framework, and learn how a JavaScript hook links a target browser to the attacker, enabling payloads, redirects, and social engineering.
Learn how to declare Python variables, assign strings, numbers, and booleans, apply naming conventions, and perform basic type conversion with input, print, and type casting.
Explore conditional flow using if, else, and elif in Python, learning how conditions direct code execution, handle true/false decisions, and process user input for positive, negative, or zero cases.
Learn to create Python user-defined functions with def, understand positional and default arguments, return values, and how to avoid repetition; explore lambda (anonymous) functions and basic string formatting.
Explore how Python lists store multiple items, including mixed data types and nested structures, using zero-based and negative indexing, slicing, and common operations like append, insert, remove, and pop.
Host and publish a simple website on the deep web using tor hidden services, configure torrc, create a local index, and run a web server with apache.
This lecture demonstrates building a payload that extracts wifi profile passwords and delivers them to a Gmail account using SMTP, illustrating exfiltration techniques.
Learn to build and modify a keylogger using bee logger in Kali Linux, capture keystrokes with Python, convert to executable, and send logs to an email account.
Study threading in Python to enable multitasking and parallel execution by running multiple threads. Learn subclassing Thread, overriding run, starting threads, and using sleep to illustrate concurrency.
Explore backdoor and reverse shell concepts using the socket module in a Python client-server setup, detailing binding, listening, connecting, and future cross-platform packaging.
Explore client-server socket communication, sandboxed execution via Sandboxie, implement mutex protection, and detect virtual machines using Windows Management Instrumentation and Win32 APIs.
Learn how a server can remotely command a client to open a web browser and navigate to a specified URL by parsing signals and executing a backdoor command.
Welcome to this most comprehensive course on Ethical Hacking. Hacking is not always a rewarding activity but it is one of the most fun profession where you can use your knowledge to make yours and others system secured. This course will try to turn you into a person who can check for the vulnerability in the system and make your own payload to pen-test that system and evaluate proper security measures that needs to be adopted. We'll try to make payloads and test systems from section one, Thus this course is highly practical. We (Bit4Stack Tech Inc.) assumes that you have no prior knowledge in these topics, So we will provide some theory related to networking at the beginning and hands on examples with it.
We will cover three modules in this course. Every module will have rich contents related to Hacking. First module covers about Kali Linux and its Hacking Applications. We will go through most of the applications that are available in Kali Linux like airodump-ng, mitmf, wireshark, veil framework, beef framework and lots more. Second module covers Python programming and pen testing machines with it. First of all we will learn about basics of python and we will make applications like mac changer, port scanner and crawler with python. We will have dedicated section to write malware and backdoor with python. Third module covers about JavaScript and its use in web pen-testing. We will make our own payload to find vulnerability in test and live websites. Attacks like XSS, URL redirection, HTML Injection and Host Header Injection.
Highlights of Course:
Kali Linux:
Linux Commands
Basic File System commands
Upgrade packaging commands
permission commands
Installing Victim and Hacker Machine in Virtual Box
Installing test windows 10 on Virtual Box
Information Gathering
Using netdiscover and nmap to uncover IP addresses and mac addresses
WPA/WPS attacks
Using airodump-ng to sniff packets
Using Handshake protocols
Using aireplay-ng to deauth clients
Man In the Middle Framework
ARP Spoofing
Plugins to take screenshot and inject js-url and jskeylogger
WireShark
Analyzing packets flow
Veil Framework
Creating undetectable backdoor
Create reverse shell
Beef Framework
Browser Exploitation
Running multiple Hook commands
Python:
Python Crash Course
Variable and Statements
Values and types
Flow controls
Functions
Object Oriented Programming
Regular Expression
Threading and many more..
Port Scanner and Nmap
Scan for IP, mac addresses and Open Port of machine
UDP, TCP and Comprehensive scan
Mac changer
Using subprocess
Writing a Keylogger
pynput keylogger
pyperclip keylogger
Writing a Malware and Backdoor
Undetectable backdoor and malware
Captures screenshot, Locks PC, Opens Web browser, Hijacks Saved Passwords
Hack cmd of window client
Writing a web Crawler
Write crawler to find subdomains and links
Using BeautifulSoup
JavaScript:
Introduction to BurpSuite
Burpsuite: Repeater, Audit and Crawl, Intruder
Cross Site Scripting Attacks
Make custom payloads
Hijack Events
run multiple payloads to test for XSS in live websites
URL Redirection
URL Path Fragment
URL path redirection
HTML injection
Host Header Injection
XML External Entity attack
Anonymous:
TOR network
Host .onion website
VPN
Proxy Chains
Mac Changer
and many more!
Misc topics:
Basics of network hacking / penetration testing.
Changing MAC address & bypassing filtering.
Network mapping.
ARP Spoofing - redirect the flow of packets in a network.
Spying on any client connected to the network - see usernames, passwords, visited urls ....etc.
Inject code in pages loaded by any computer connected to the same network.
Replace files on the fly as they get downloaded by any computer on the same network.
Python/JavaScript:
Create malware for Windows, OS X and Linux.
Hack Windows, OS X and Linux using custom backdoor.
Bypass Anti-Virus programs.
Use fake login prompt to steal credentials.
Display fake updates.
Use own keylogger to spy on everything typed on a Windows or OS X computer.
Learn the basics of website hacking / penetration testing.
Discover subdomains.
Discover hidden files and directories in a website.
Discover and exploit XSS vulnerabilities, XXE and HTMLI.
DISCLAIMER:
All tutorials and videos have been made using our own routers, servers, websites and other resources, they do not contain any illegal activity. We do not promote, encourage, support or excite any illegal activity or hacking without written permission in general. We want to raise security awareness and inform our readers on how to prevent themselves from being a victim of hackers. If you plan to use the information for illegal purposes, we highly condemn it. We cannot be held responsible for any misuse of the given information.