Python Network Programming | Network Apps & Hacking Tools

Learn How To Create Python 3 Networking Tools and Progress to Creating Your Own Python 3 Network Hacking Tools

Created by: Phillip Aaron
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What Will I Learn?

• 5.5 hours of Full HD video material comprised of 25 lectures.
• Become familiar with basics of networking: internet architecture, IP addresses, Python TCP connections, Ports and Sockets
• Discover core concepts of network communication and python networking
• Learn how to use Python 3 TCP sockets to create client and server network applications.
• Create over 15 different Python 3 networking applications for hackers.
• Build a Python 3 IRC Bot and learn how to process IRC server responses using TCP sockets.
• Create a Python 3 banner grabbing tool using TCP sockets to connect to remote services and log banner messages.
• Code your own Web Server enumerator tool to scan web servers to find hidden directories or files using the requests library.
• Create a Client/Server tool for transferring files to and from remote systems using TCP sockets.
• Learn how to build a Stealth Port Scanner to scan remote servers using scapy without making a complete connection to the server.
• Use the Paramiko library to make an interactive SSH Shell connection to a remote SSH server using Python 3.
• Build your own SMTP Username Enumerator to find user accounts on remote systems using TCP sockets.
• Develop a Python 3 sFTP tool to securely download and upload files to and from remote servers in Python 3.
• Learn how to connect to a remote POP Mail Server and retrieve email from a remote server.
• Create a Man-in-The-Middle Python 3 tool to sniff internet traffic from a remote system.
• Code your own Host Discovery tool in Python 3 using scapy to locate live systems on a network using ARP, ICMP, and TCP methods.
• Build a Data Scraping tool to harvest information from remote websites to locate IP Addresses, Email Addresses, and Phone Numbers of your target.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of Python
• Basic understanding of Linux or can follow instructions

Target audience

• Beginner Python 3 coders interested in creating their own Networking tools.
• Python 3 Hackers wanting to develop their own hacking tools in Python 3.