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TCM - Python 101 for Hackers

Learn Python from a cybersecurity and ethical hacking perspective with this beginner-friendly course from The Cyber Mentor. Designed for aspiring hackers, penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security professionals, this course teaches Python fundamentals while focusing on real-world security applications.

38 lessonsINR 999

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01 / Welcome and course introduction

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02 / What is Python

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03 / Why learn Python as a hacker

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04 / Python2 vs Python3

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05 / How to install VirtualBox

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06 / How to install Kali Linux

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07 / The Python interprete

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08 / How to run a Python script

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09 / How to install Sublime

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10 / Python syntax [ @BlackhatAk ]

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11 / 1. Variables & data types

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12 / 2. Numbers

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13 / 3. String formatting

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14 / 4. Booleans & operators

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15 / 5. Tuples

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16 / 6. Lists

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17 / 7. Dictionaries

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18 / 8. Sets

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19 / 9. Conditionals

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20 / 10. Loops

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21 / 11. Reading and writing files

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22 / 12. User input

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23 / 13. Exceptions and error handling

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24 / 14. Comprehensions

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25 / 15. Functions and code reuse

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26 / 16. Lambdas

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27 / 1. The Python package manager

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28 / 2. Python virtual environments

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29 / 3. Introduction to sys

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30 / 4. Introduction to requests

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31 / 5. Introduction to pwntools

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32 / 1. Project #1 - SSH login brute forcing

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33 / 2. Project #2 - SHA256 password cracking

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34 / 3. Project #3 - Web login form brute forcing

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35 / 4. Project #4 - Exploiting a SQL injection

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36 / 5. Project #5 - Exploiting a restricted SQL injection

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37 / 1. The importance of comments

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38 / 2. Wrap up and next steps

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