python programming: Learn To Use Python In Hacking For Beginners In 7 Days

by Osama Adel

I want to thank you and congratulate you for purchasing the book, “Learn to Use Python in Hacking for Beginners in 7 Days”. This book has actionable information on how to start using python for hacking in as little as 7 days. According to a report (that entailed Statistics of Web Attacks) published in September 2018 by Imperva, a top cyber-security company, Python has clearly won the hearts of hackers. This makes sense when you consider the increasing number of attacks against companies coming from legitimate or malicious tools coded in Python. According to the Imperva, about 77 percent of all the sites protected by the company have been attacked by one or more tools coded in Python. Currently, serious developers and hackers often choose Python because of the advantages it provides that makes it relatively easy to code. I believe you are here because you want to learn how to understand hacking better (in seven days); undoubtedly, the best tool you can use therefore to achieve this goal (in that short period) is Python. Among other things, Python itself is easy to learn and use, and has very important features that make it very important for hacking (for instance, it contains pre-built libraries that offer lots of functionality and a great deal of modules). This book will therefore introduce you to python and its application in hacking to enable you understand better the common methodologies of hacking, how hackers exploit vulnerabilities or improve security, and ultimately be able to create your own hacking scripts to address your personal computing needs. Includes A Little Background Adding the Python Modules Creating Your First Password Cracker With Phython The First Steps Of Network Hacking (And Penetration Testing) Reconnaissance (The Hacker’s Research) Creating A Port Scanner Banner Grabbing Using Mechanize Library For Anonymity The ‘DNSPWN’ Wireless Attack Creating A Denial Of Service Attack And Managing/Detecting One The TCP handshake The SYN Flood Attack Spoofing Creating A SYN Flooder With Python We’ll not go through the basics of Python because my assumption is that you are already well acquainted with Python and want to learn hacking right away with as much practicality as possible. I hope you’re ready for take-off. Thanks again for purchasing this book. I hope you enjoy it! Before we begin, know that you’ve made the right choice selecting python to learn hacking.

43 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 27, 2019