
If you are looking for a wordlist to use (such as a similar file to the top-100 text file used in the lesson), you can download similar lists from: https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/tree/master/Passwords/Common-Credentials
An SSH service you are authorised to test (such as on your localhost) is required to test this script.
Note that the default Kali SSH configuration will block authentication attempts after 10 attempts (MaxStartups 10:30:10). If you want to test 100 connections + the valid password using the above wordlist, you will need to edit your sshd_config (for example, by setting MaxStartups 101) and restarting the service. Alternatively to test, use a wordlist with less than 10 invalid passwords.
A web application you are authorised to test is required to test this script.
A web application you are authorised to test is required to test this script.
A web application you are authorised to test is required to test this script.
For example, you can test out your knowledge for free, by solving the “The Flag API Key” challenge hosted at https://247CTF.com in the Web category.
The Python 101 for Hackers course teaches an introduction to Python programming and concepts, with a focus on techniques, modules and examples which are useful for a hacker. No prior Python programming knowledge is required to be successful in this introductory course.
Students should take this Python 101 for Hackers course if they are interested in:
Understanding fundamental Python programming concepts, required to automate common hacking and bug bounty related tasks
Learning how to identify and mitigate Python programming errors which may occur when attempting to execute code snippets or proof of concept (PoC) scripts
Bridging the gap between generic programming concepts and practical hacking applications such as password cracking, web login brute forcing or exploitation of SQL injections
The following concepts will be taught in this course:
The difference between Python2 and Python3, and how to leverage both as hacking and automation tools
How to install, setup and configure a Python environment in Kali Linux with Virtual Box
Fundamental programming concepts: variables, data types, string formatting, booleans, operators, tuples, lists, dictionaries, sets conditionals, functions and loops
Python programming concepts useful for solving hacking and automation tasks: reading files, writing files, handling user input, exception and error handling, comprehensions and lambdas
How to leverage and extend Python using common and hacking focused modules
Practical examples demonstrating how to perform SSH login brute forcing, SHA256 password cracking, web login form brute forcing and SQL injection exploitation using Python
Understanding the importance of documenting and commenting your work and recommendations to continue mastering Python and programming moving forward