How to Hack (Legally): Python Edition
summary
A practical roadmap that points to concrete resources and cautions rather than fluffy definitions lists a curated website Hack Hub that aggregates Python‑relevant courses, CTFs and vulnerable targets; recommends toolsets like Kali Linux and Metasploit and databases such as Exploit‑DB; points to downloadable vulnerable VMs (VulnHub) and lab platforms like Hack The Box; cites certifications (OSCP, CEH, GIAC) and examples like picoCTF and notes Django has ~70 CVEs since 2009 so test in isolated environments.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 8:23HackHub
- 12:53Training
- 13:24Python for Security
- 14:04Python for Ethical Hacking
- 14:33Python for Pen Testers
- 15:33Certifications
- 19:50Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- 20:53Competitions
- 21:51CTF
- 22:26Flags Run Code
- 23:08Kali Linux
- 23:36ExploitDB
- 24:50Metasploit able boxes
- 25:20Hack the box
- 26:16Vulnerabilities
- 29:30Hacking Systems You Dont Own
- 30:04The Teacher Prank
- 31:00Test Environment
- 32:18Modify
- 32:48Delete
- 33:13Dont
- 34:06The Hacker
- 34:36SEI Blog
- 35:17Questions
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