Python Hacking Complete Beginner to Advanced Course:
Section 1- 8 – Beginner Level
Section 9-14 – Intermediate Level
Section 15-21 – Advanced Level.
Ethical Hacking is the process of identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities on a computer or network through advanced tools and techniques. An ethical hacker or White Hat hacker attempts to access an organization computer or network bypassing system security and search for weak points and vulnerable network points which could be exploited by malicious hackers or Black Hat hackers.
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Ethical Hackers generally uses several tools to access the network and uses scripts to search for any anomalies or vulnerable points on the network. Python is a simple, powerful and open source programming language which is used to write scripts for Ethical Hacking.
Python has gained its popularity mostly because of its super powerful yet easy to use libraries. Sure Python has awesome readability and it is really simple and all but nothing really beats the fact your job as a developer is made super simple with these libraries. These libraries find uses in all sorts of domains.
You might be asking: why use Python for cyber security? Well, there are several reasons. Experts mention Python among those languages that have low learning curves, meaning that they are relatively easier to learn for beginners
This easier-to-learn approach comes from the fact that Python is highly readable. If you have ever seen Python code, you should know that its syntax resembles the standard English language.
Introduction to Beginner Level
Introduction
Python Hacking
02 – Hello World
03 – While Function
04 – Message
05 – Length Function
06 – Decrypt Message
Ciper Program
07 – Ceaser Cipher Program
08 – Encrypt or Decrypt
09 – Using Symbols Type
10 – Using Symbols Type Continue
11 – Encrypt Text
12 – Python Hacking Demo
13 – Dictionary Alpha
14 – Symbol STR
15 – Key STR
16 – Max Key Size
Course Message
17 – Course Message Part 1
18 – Course Message Part 2
19 – Course Message Part 3
20 – Course Message Part 4
21 – Course Message Part 5
22 – Course Message Part 6
23 – Course Message Part 7
24 – Course Message Part 8
25 – Course Message Part 9
Test Program
26 – Test Program Transposition Cipher
27 – Test Program Transposition Cipher Continue
Explaining the Program
28 – Explaining the Program Part 1
29 – Explaining the Program Part 2
30 – Explaining the Program Part 3
More Example
31 – Extra Example Transposition Cipher
32 – Extra Example Transposition Cipher Continue
Encrypting & decrypting files
33 – Excrypting
34 – Decrypting Files
35 – Explaining the Program
36 – Explaining the Program Continue
37 – More on Encrypting
Staring of Intermediate Level
Introduction to intermediate level Course
Creating Check English
02 – Creating Check English py File
03 – Creating Check English py File Continue
Understanding the Program
04 – Understanding the Program Part 1
05 – Understanding the Program Part 2
06 – Understanding the Program Part 3
07 – Understanding the Program Part 4
08 – Understanding the Program Part 5
09 – Understanding the Program Part 6
Hacking Transposition
Hacking Transposition Cipher
Hacking Transposition Cipher Continue
Transposition Hack Eg.py
Transposition Hack Eg.py Continue
14 – Understanding GCD
15 – Multiplicative cipher
16 – Creating Cryptomath1.py Program
17 – Creating Cryptomath1.py Program Continue
Affine Cipher
18 – Affine Cipher Part 1
19 – Affine Cipher Part 2
20 – Affine Cipher Part 3
21 – Affine Cipher Part 4
22 – Affine Cipher Part 5
23 – Affine Cipher Part 6
24 – Affine Cipher Part 7
25 – Affine Cipher Part 8
Simple Substitution Cipher
26 – Simple Substitution Cipher Part 1
27 – Simple Substitution Cipher Part 2
28 – Simple Substitution Cipher Part 3
29 – Simple Substitution Cipher Part 4
30 – Simple Substitution Cipher Part 5
Starting Advanced Course – Python Hacking
Introduction
Simple Substitution Cipher
02 – Simple Substitution Cipher
03 – Simple Substitution Cipher Continue
04 – Wordpattern Program
05 – Simple Sub Hacker Program
06 – Simple Sub Hacker Program Continue
07 – More on Continue Simple Sub Hacker Program
08 – Understanding the Program Created
09 – Understanding the Program Created Continue
Letter Mapping
10 – Letter Mapping Part 1
11 – Letter Mapping Part 2
12 – Letter Mapping Part 3
13 – Letter Mapping Part 4
14 – Letter Mapping Part 5
15 – Letter Mapping Part 6
Vigenere Program
16 Vigenere Cipher Demo Program
17 – Vigenere Cipher Demo Program Continue
18 – Creating Vigenere Program
19 – Understanding Vigenere Program
20 – Vigenere Demo
Frequency Analysis
21 – What is Frequency Analysis
22 – Program of Frequency Analysis
23 – Frequency Analysis Continue
24 – Understanding Frequency Analysis
25 – Frequency Analysis Program
26 – Frequency Analysis Program Continue
27 – More on Frequency Analysis Program
Hacking Vigenere
28 – Hacking Vigenere Cipher using Dictionary
29 – Hacking Vigenere Cipher using Dictionary Continue
Kasiski Examination
30 – Kasiski Examination
31 – Kasiski Examination Continue
32 – Vigenere Hacker 2nd Method
33 – Vigenere Hacker 2nd Method Continue
34 – Get Useful Factor Function
35 – Get Most Common Factors Function
36 – Kasiski Examination Funcyion
37 – Key Letter Function
38 – Key Length
39 – Hack Vigenere Function
40 – Finding and Generating Prime Numbers
