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Download EBookLearn how to develop your own ethical hacking tools using Python, including password crackers, brute force scripts, information gathering tools, sniffing and much more.
Learn how you can inject Javascript, HTML or CSS to HTTP response packets in a spoofed network using Scapy and NetfilterQueue in Python.
Learn how you to make a MAC address changer in Windows and Linux using the subprocess module in Python.
Learn how you can extract Wi-Fi passwords that are saved in your machine (either Windows or Linux) using Python without installing any third-party library.
Learn how to extract Google Chrome browser saved cookies and decrypt them on your Windows machine in Python.
Learn how to use mitmproxy framework to build HTTP proxies using Python
Learn how to use Shodan API to make a script that searches for public vulnerable servers, IoT devices, power plants and much more using Python.
Learn how to extract and decrypt Google Chrome browser saved passwords using Python with the help of sqlite3 and other modules.
Learn how to use Scapy library in Python to perform a TCP SYN Flooding attack, which is a form of denial of service attacks.
Learn how to validate domain names using WHOIS, as well as getting domain name information such as domain registrar, creation date, expiration date and more in Python.
Learn how to write a simple Python script to detect SQL Injection vulnerability on web applications using requests and BeautifulSoup in Python.
Learn how you can use pikepdf, pdf2john and other tools to crack password protected PDF files in Python.
Learn how to crack zip file passwords using dictionary attack in Python using the built-in zipfile module.
Learn how you can extract image metadata such as GPS info, camera make, model and much more using Exchangeable Image file Format (EXIF) in Python with Pillow library.
Building a Wi-Fi scanner in Python using Scapy that finds and displays available nearby wireless networks and their MAC address, dBm signal, channel and encryption type.
Learning how to crack FTP servers using dictionary attack (brute-forcing with a wordlist) with the help of ftplib module in Python.
Using different hashing algorithms such as SHA-2, SHA-3 and BLAKE2 in Python using hashlib built-in module for data integrity.