Python Programming Crash Course: PYTHON PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS.

by Alex Jaxson

Python is quickly becoming a programming language for programmers, analysts, and code analysts because it is easy to compile quickly and has low-level help and libraries that satisfy programmers. However, until now there has been no real guide to the most efficient way to use Python for various hacking tasks. You had to dig through discussions and man pages and tweak your own code endlessly to make it work. No more.
Dim Hat Python makes sense of the ideas behind hacking devices and methods such as debuggers, trojans, fuzzers, and emulators. Either way, creator Justin Seitz goes beyond guesswork by telling you how best to keep existing Python-based security mechanisms in check—and how to create your own when prebuilt mechanisms fail.
You will understand
- Mechanize tedious liaison and security tasks
- Plan and program your own debugger
-Learn how to fluff Windows drivers and make strong nails without any training.
- Messing around with code and library, subtle and hard hook methods and other software cheats.
- Monitor the secure traffic of an encrypted meeting in an Internet browser
-Use Py DBG, Immunity Debugger, Sully, IDA Python, PyEMU and that's just the beginning.
The best programmers in the world use Python to complete their tasks. Shouldn't you?

200 pages, Paperback

Published September 12, 2022