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Learn Python and Create Backdoors

What you will learn

What is a Reverse Shell

How to create a Reverse Shell with netcat

Using msfvenom to create malicious executables

Create your own Reverse Shell with Python

Python programming language

Description

Learn the Python programming language and create your own backdoors. In this course you will learn how to create reverse shells with netcat and msfvenom, but also how to do that in Python. It is a beginners course that doesn’t require any prior knowledge, but you should have a Kali Linux system at hand. Kali Linux can be downloaded and ran free of charge.

A backdoor is a way into a system. Typically a program that the user runs. You will learn how to compromise systems using the shell. The shell allows you to control computers using the command line.

You will learn how to do Python programming with your preferred editor, this can be Visual Studio Code, Vim or whatever you want. You’ll learn about functions, sequention, selection and much more. While this is not a Python course, you will learn the basics of the Python language.


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After completing this course, you’ll be able to create do basic Python programming, create your own reverse shells, to program a reverse shell in Python and to compromise any computer using these techniques.

If you want to learn Ethical Hacking and Hack with Python, this course is for you. You only need a Kali Linux Live USB, no Python knowledge is required.

English
language

Content

Introduction

Introduction

Learn Python

Start with Python
First Python Program
Variables
Variable Exercise
Control Flow
For Loops Exercise
Functions
Functions Exercise
Modules

SSH Explained

What is SSH
Quiz

Reverse Shell

Reverse Shell Demo
Quiz
Reverse Shell Scripts
msfvenom
msfvenom notes

Python Reverse Shell

What are Sockets?
Python Reverse Shell (Linux)
Sockets Backdoor