Ethical Hacking: Build Ransomware with Control Center POC

Master Ethical Hacking: Design and Implement Ransomware in Python, PHP – Complete with Full Documentation

Created by: Code Hex
Cybersecurity Enthusiast and Udemy Instructor

What Will I Learn?

• Understand the Basics of Ransomware and Encryption: Learn the fundamental concepts of ransomware and encryption, including types of ransomware and their impact.
• Create a Ransomware Proof of Concept (POC) with Python: Develop hands-on skills by building a ransomware POC using Python, understanding the code and logics.
• Implement Command and Control (C&C) Centers with PHP: Gain knowledge on setting up and using C&C centers with PHP for managing ransomware operations.
• Ethical Hacking and Cyber Defense Techniques: Learn ethical hacking principles and defensive techniques to protect systems from ransomware attacks.
• Build and Hide EXE Files within Images: Create executable files and learn techniques to embed and hide these EXE files within images for stealth operations.
• Configure Secure Environments for Ethical Hacking: Set up environment for testing and deploying ransomware and C&C centers, including tools and software.
• Build and Use User Interfaces for Security Tools: Design and develop user-friendly graphical user interfaces (GUI) for encryption, decryption, and C&C center.

Requirements

• Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with basic computer operations and internet usage.
• Computer with Internet Access: A computer with a stable internet connection to access course materials and software tools.
• Development Environment Setup: Installation of Python, PHP, and a suitable development environment (IDEs or text editors). Instructions for setting this up will be provided.
• Willingness to Learn: A keen interest in cybersecurity and ethical hacking.

Target audience

• Aspiring Ethical Hackers: Individuals who want to start a career in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.
• Cybersecurity Enthusiasts: People interested in understanding how ransomware works and how to defend against it.
• Developers and IT Professionals: Developers and IT professionals looking to expand their knowledge in cybersecurity, ransomware creation, and command control centers.
• Students and Learners: Students studying computer science or cybersecurity who want practical, hands-on experience.
• Intermediate Programmers: Individuals with some programming experience who are looking to apply their skills to cybersecurity projects.